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Bos, McGree ruled out of Socceroos' second Lebanon WCQ

Left-back Joel King has been rushed into the Socceroos' squad for their second World Cup qualifier against Lebanon, with Riley McGree and Jordy Bos out injured.

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Liberal focuses on families as PM lashes lack of women

The man tipped to replace Scott Morrison in the seat of Cook has side-stepped criticisms of the Liberals' failure to pre-select more women in winnable seats.

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JD 'extremely confident' he's the man to coach Souths

Jason Demetriou says he is "extremely confident" he's the man to inspire South Sydney out of their form slump.

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Chat with Blocker inspires JWH on road to 300 games

A conversation with Steve Roach helped set Sydney Roosters prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves on the path to a coveted NRL milestone.

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What is a John Iredale? New Socceroo answers question

John Iredale is the Socceroo who's well aware his international selection has plenty of unanswered questions.

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Rowles invaluable as Socceroos march on in World Cup

Versatile defender Kye Rowles is proving vitally important for the Socceroos as Graham Arnold faces a leftback shortage.

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Sutherland saves Australia's day with bat in Bangladesh

Allrounder Annabel Sutherland has hit an unbeaten half-century to help bat Australia out of a hole and lead them to a 118-run victory over Bangladesh in Dhaka.

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Dropping Souths' Ilias 'not that dramatic': Demetriou

South Sydney coach Jason Demetriou has gone into defence mode after a week of headlines surrounding his out-of-form NRL side.

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Socceroos warned against underestimating Lebanon

Jackson Irvine says Australia cannot expect an easy ride against Lebanon after witnessing the rise of the Middle Eastern nations at the Asian Cup.

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Confidence in no short supply for rising Socceroo Yengi

He spent time living in a mud hut and has taken to English football with ease, now Kusini Yengi wants to lead the Socceroos' line ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

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Family grieve for man police fatally shot at his home

A family have told a court of the grief and loss felt after 20-year-old Bradley Balzan was fatally gunned down by police in the backyard of his home.

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'Strong' motive for Sydney jeweller to stage robbery

The risk of renowned jeweller Michel Germani fleeing to China with $2.8 million worth of goods stolen from his own store has been weighed during a bail hearing.

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Australians spend less, more often in online shop surge

Baby boomers are increasingly shopping online but have a way to go before out-spending their millennial children as cost-of-living pressures shrink baskets.

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Wasteful Waratahs fall to Blues in Super Rugby

The Blues have continued their domination of the Waratahs with a 12-10 Super Rugby Pacific win over the NSW side in Sydney.

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Statement Waratahs win in Super Rugby Women's opener

Four-time champions the NSW Waratahs have shown their intent with a clinical 45-10 victory over the Brumbies in their Super Rugby Women's season opener.

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Panthers' hoodoo-busting win over Eels comes at a cost

Penrith's defeat of arch-rivals Parramatta has come with injury concerns after losing a key forward to a suspected shoulder injury.

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Benji bites back at work ethic claim as Tigers coach

Benji Marshall has rejected a report questioning his work ethic before he has even coached an NRL game, admitting he is annoyed and disappointed by it.

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Waratahs unfazed about talk of Jorgensen going to NRL

The NSW Waratahs have swatted away talk of young gun Max Jorgensen following fellow Wallabies back Mark Nawaqanitawase to the Sydney Roosters.

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Burton's our five-eighth, can be more involved: Ciraldo

Matt Burton will remain Canterbury's five-eighth, with coach Cameron Ciraldo doubling down on the former Penrith centre's potential in the halves.

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Teen Tiger Galvin named for NRL debut against Canberra

Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall has dropped a round two selection bombshell, naming 18-year-old Lachlan Galvin in the halves.

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Addo-Carr suffers soft-tissue injury, no fracture

Canterbury flyer Josh Addo-Carr has been cleared of a fracture in his right shoulder, but scans have shown significant soft-tissue damage.

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Addo-Carr grounded, Moses hurt as Eels beat Bulldogs

Josh Addo-Carr has succumbed to a shoulder injury in Canterbury's 26-8 loss to Parramatta, while Eels halfback Mitch Moses struggled with a groin strain.

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Sangha still wants to be all-format Australian spinner

Tanveer Sangha is about to play his first Sheffield Shield game in two years, but insists he does not want to be another player lost to red-ball cricket.

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Waratahs suffer heartbreaking Super loss to Highlanders

NSW have suffered a crushing two-point loss to the Highlanders, missing an after-the-siren penalty kick, in a thrilling Super Rugby Pacific match in Sydney.

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Young to avoid ban over late shot on Ponga

They lack star power but Ricky Stuart is banking on his Canberra side of unlikely lads to give the Raiders a sniff in the NRL this season.

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