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'No Kings' protests against Trump draw crowds across US and Europe
Huge crowds rally against US President Donald Trump from coast to coast in what organisers hope will be the largest single-day protest in US history. Source link
Hastie warns Australians may be losing faith in US alliance
Coalition frontbencher Andrew Hastie has warned the credibility of the United States is being damaged and says Australians may be losing faith in the alliance. Source link
Carey's half century settles SA after Boland takes two in two to put Victoria on top in Sheffield Shield final, live scores
South Australia needs a big recovery on day four of the Sheffield Shield if they are to set Victoria a competitive total at Melbourne’s Junction Oval. Source link
Hoffman and McCaig claim doubles as sprinters are drawn to Japanese keirin's siren call
Leigh Hoffman and Alessia McCaig complete sprint doubles with victory in the keirin at the national track championships, with Hoffman eyeing a chance to one day compete in the lucrative Japanese keirin racing. Source link
Cooney-Cross to miss rest of WSL season after mum's illness
Kyra Cooney-Cross won’t play for Arsenal again this season as she stays in Australia to be with her sick mum, but Caitlin Foord is back firing for the Gunners. Source link
'Cool cat' of journalism captured decades of Australian history on 35mm film
Journalist and broadcaster Wayne Coolwell documented years of Indigenous culture with his 35mm camera. The photographs are going on showcase at the State Library. Source link
Senegal shows off contested AFCON trophy as legal battle rages
Senegal defies the decision to strip it of the Africa Cup of Nations trophy by parading it around the pitch before a 2-0 victory over Peru at the Stade de France in Paris. Source link
Former AFL footballer asked how much he drank before he was allegedly raped
Daniel Hayes was 17 years old when he was allegedly raped by his coach while playing in an Australian Rules football talent league in Victoria. Source link
Gout beaten by Kennedy in epic Maurie Plant re-match as history repeats
In an identical performance to their titanic battle 12 months ago, Lachlan Kennedy edges out Gout Gout to win the men’s 200 metres at the Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne. Source link
'This cash cow is going to die': Why Chinese student numbers are falling
Chinese students continue to provide the lion’s share of revenue for Australian universities. But experts warn that could soon change. Source link