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Khawaja has seen politicians 'all over cricket', now he's joining other athletes for action
Cricketer Usman Khawaja is one of the highest-profile Australian athletes who regularly wades into political issues. Now, Khawaja and other athletes have agreed to form a Players’ Coalition to influence policy change on issues ranging from racism and human rights to social media abuse. Source link
Graduate Sea Sokra'a in a class of her own at Leinster
The close-knit community in one of Australia’s last remaining company towns has celebrated the graduation of the only year 12 student from its remote school. Source link
Why interest rates will not fall again until someone pays the price
And until someone — redundant workers, big business, the RBA or government — foots the bill, interest rates are unlikely to budge from here. Source link
De Minaur upset by familiar foe again in Paris
Alex de Minaur suffers another nightmarish defeat in Paris at the hands of his old tormentor Alexander Bublik. Source link
North makes history with 24th consecutive AFLW win
North Melbourne becomes the first male or female VFL/AFL team to win 24 consecutive games after prevailing over Hawthorn by 49 points. Source link
Why spring sends buyers into overdrive in the property market
NSW sees a 16.8 per cent increase in new property listings during spring — ringing true to the age-old saying this time of year is the best time to jump into the housing market. Source link
Lawyers move to block Nauru deportations over lack of adequate healthcare
Human rights lawyers have applied to intervene in the High Court case of a man facing deportation to Nauru, arguing the government should be barred from deporting people to places where they face death or serious harm. Source link
David McCormack on the power of pop music and the beauty of Bluey
From indie rock to children’s TV icon, David McCormack has done it all — and now he’s back with a new album and zero expectations. Source link
Spotlight on 'illegal' plan to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu in New York
Zohran Mamdani, the man many predict will become New York City’s next mayor, has made plenty of promises — his one to arrest Israel’s PM is causing a particular stir ahead of Tuesday’s election. Source link
Hopes for German miracle as conjoined twins priced out of Sydney surgery
The parents of conjoined twins in PNG who were hoping to send their babies to Sydney for an operation are now trying to go to Germany instead because Australia is too expensive. Source link