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The 'really dangerous' metric raising unfounded concerns about Matildas crowds
The last time the Matildas played an Asian Cup final in Australia, there were 5,000 people in the stands at a suburban football ground in Adelaide. Source link
Bulldogs coach needs stitches after glass breaks in 's***house stadium'
Canterbury’s coach Cameron Ciraldo has joined growing calls for Canberra Stadium to undergo a facelift after revealing he will need stitches after glass shattered on him in the aging arena. Source link
Concerns over super balances as around $250b wiped off Australian share market
Experts are urging Australians to stay calm and weather the storm as the effects of the war in the Middle East reverberate through financial markets. Source link
Iranians brace for Australia's new laws stopping temporary migrants
Migrants and human rights advocates say new laws stopping temporary migration from designated countries will keep families apart and make Australia’s immigration system less predictable and fair. Source link
Labor explores new gas tax to shield from Iran war shock
The prime minister’s department has requested options to impose a new tax on gas giants to help shield Australians from the economic shock of the Middle East war. Source link
How award-winning pianist Andrea Lam overcame stage fright
She made her debut with Sydney Symphony Orchestra at 13, but don’t call Andrea Lam a piano prodigy. The award-winning pianist shares how she’s kept kicking career goals without losing her love of the music. Source link
BTS returns from military service. Is its comeback worth the wait?
K-pop supergroup BTS makes a comeback from mandatory military service today with a new album, concert and documentary. Here’s why that’s a big deal. Source link
China cracks down on fentanyl networks after Trump delays Xi meeting
The country is one of the world’s highest producers of the chemicals used to produce the synthetic opioid in America. Source link
Dogs hold on to down Canberra in brutal wet-weather battle
It was far from easy, but Canterbury have held on for a narrow win over the Raiders in torrential conditions in Canberra. Source link
Footballers jailed for sexually abusing girl at party in regional Victoria
A judge described Jaiden Fidge and Riley Smith’s offending as having an element of “abhorrent male bravado”, with the court hearing one of the footballers boasted about the assault. Source link