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Married at First Sight expert Mel Schilling dies, aged 54
Schilling’s husband, Gareth Brisbane, took to social media on Tuesday night to reveal the news. Source link
Former defence leaders say Australia is already in a fight with its biggest threats
Australians are already deeply emersed in a global disinformation war about fossil fuels and climate change, former defence leaders say in an extensive new review. Source link
Suns' woes compounded as Humphrey fails to overturn ban at tribunal
Young gun Bailey Humphrey will miss Gold Coast’s next two matches through suspension, after the AFL tribunal rejects his arguments against a rough conduct ban. Source link
Broncos 'surprised' as key cog resigns after dispute with coach
Brisbane defensive coach Ben Te’o, the mastermind behind the scrambling defence in the 2025 grand final win, hands in his resignation. Source link
Travel bookings cancelled, freight costs up as fuel crisis deepens
Rising fuel costs and concerns about supply affect the wider Tasmanian economy, and some service stations run out of unleaded petrol. Source link
Robertson shrugs off unusual absence, declaring he's all in on Socceroos
Alex Robertson says his allegiance to the Socceroos was never in doubt, as he pushes to earn selection in Tony Popovic’s World Cup squad. Source link
Diesel standards relaxed as extent of service station shortages revealed
Australia is temporarily lowering standards for diesel to allow more supply into the domestic market as service stations across the country continue to experience localised shortages. Source link
Oil price soars again as TACO Tuesday proves unpalatable
A key factor for shares, bonds, commodities and currencies remains consistently unchanged — the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed. Source link
Growing links between organised crime and foreign 'despots', AFP boss warns
The Australian Federal Police is warning that foreign intelligence agencies are increasingly working with locally-based organised criminals to carry out “serious crimes”, including terrorism, within Australia. Source link
The Islamic regime tried to kill this tradition but Iranians keep it alive
Amid war and repression, Iranians cling to hope with the celebration of Nowruz, the pre-Islamic tradition symbolising renewal. Source link