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Sydney star 'raring' for ALM derby return from injury

Star A-League Men striker Joe Lolley will make his long-awaited return for the Sky Blues from a hamstring injury in the upcoming Sydney derby.

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Aussie Inglis keeps lid on after life-changing Open run

Winning almost half a million in prizemoney won't change Maddison Inglis with the Australian eyeing off some kitchen appliances as a treat.

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Bureaucrats blasted over child support payment loophole

Bureaucrats have been breaking the law by wrongly administering some child support payments in a saga reminiscent of the Robodebt scandal.

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Arrest death prompts police death in custody inquiry

The death of a man with a self-inflicted injury after being arrested by police has prompted an investigation in the officer's actions.

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Hawks tear Bullets apart to stay in finals frame

Illawarra threatened to notch the club's biggest-ever victory in a 113-75 rout of the injury-hit Brisbane that kept them in the NBL finals frame.

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Sinner serves up threat as Open title defence continues

Two-time defending champion Jannik Sinner set a personal-best mark for most aces in a match as he moved into the Australian Open quarter-finals.

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Iga still eager for breakthrough Australian Open title

Poland star Iga Swiatek has outclassed Australian qualifier Maddison Inglis, who exits the Open in the fourth round.

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Mata and brilliant Brazilian steer Victory past Sydney

Juan Mata recorded three assists while Brazilian winger Santos scored twice as Melbourne Victory thumped Sydney FC 4-0 at AAMI Park.

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Bradman Baggy Green fetches record price

A Baggy Green cap worn by Sir Donald Bradman, and gifted to another cricketer more than 75 years ago, has sold at auction for a record price.

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Bomb threat, assaults, hate speech mar national rallies

Protesters of different stripes took to the streets as the nation marked Australia Day, but police were forced to step in on a number of occasions.

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Scud wants Demon to unload artillery against star duo

Mark Philippoussis says Alex de Minaur must mix up his game and come forward if he's to bank his first ever win over world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz.

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Musetti 'ready' for Djokovic after easing past Fritz

Lorenzo Musetti will take on Novak Djokovic in his first Australian Open quarter-final after advancing to the last eight with a dominant win over Taylor Fritz.

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Taylor refuses to rule out Liberal leadership challenge

Pressure is mounting on Opposition Leader Sussan Ley as her rivals lay the groundwork to challenge her when parliament returns.

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'Welcome home': new citizens choose freedom, fairness

New Australians have shared stories of belonging after being welcomed as citizens by their nation's leader.

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Svitolina relishing another grand slam opportunity

Veteran Elina Svitolina hasn't given up hope of claiming a maiden grand slam crown after surging into the Australian Open quarter-finals in Melbourne.

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Learner Tien sets sights on another big AO scalp

Alexander Zverev is the next big Australian Open target in the sights of rising American star Learner Tien.

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Pegula gets Keys, wins the cheese bet with Open win

Jessica Pegula will meet Amanda Anisimova in an all-American quarter-final at the Australian Open after ending the title defence of great mate Madison Keys.

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'With the greats': Broncos driven to conquer world

Brisbane will train against the London Broncos before the World Club Challenge clash with Hull KR as coach Michael Maguire reveals why a win would mean so much.

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'My normal level': US teen not surprised by Open charge

World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka might have her hands full in the Australian Open quarter-finals, if her teenage rival has any say in it on Tuesday.

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Dad says teen wouldn't want to see dingoes culled

The father of the woman killed by dingoes on K'gari said the teenager loved animals and would have been against a government cull.

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'More to give': de Minaur embraces Alcaraz challenge

The new and improved Alex de Minaur insists he'll be no pushover for world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz in an Australian Open quarter-final showstopper in Melbourne.

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Residents told to leave before sunset as heatwave looms

Emergency crews have begun door knocking to urge more than 1000 residents to leave their homes as firefighters battle a large blaze and a severe heatwave looms.

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Scheffler victory show resumes as Day dazzles in desert

Australia's Jason Day stormed home to tie for second place behind dominant winner Scottie Scheffler in the PGA Tour's The American Express tournament.

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'Job done': Aussie punter helps seal Super Bowl rematch

Seattle's Australian punter Michael Dickson will play in the Super Bowl but a compatriot has failed to the reach the NFL showcase fixture.

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Blister in the sun: Australians wilt in summer heatwave

Australians are being warned about the dangers of heat stress as southern states swelter and one city smashes its Australia Day heat record.

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