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Australian Associated PressNeck injury stops world's top-ranked golfer Nelly Korda
A neck injury suffered in practice has caused the world's top-ranked golfer Nelly Korda to withdraw from the next two tournaments of the LPGA Tour's Asia swing.
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Hiku facing Pacific Champs ban over bizarre charge
New Zealand are at risk of copping another blow ahead of the Pacific Championships, with Peta Hiku facing a long ban in the English Super League.
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Mets turn the tables on Dodgers to level NLCS series
The New York Mets have hit back hard after a game-one shellacking to level the NL Championship Series at 1-1
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Tszyu sledges Russian as he eyes a second world title
Australian boxing star Tim Tszyu is intent on proving a class above in the super-welterweight ranks when he fights Bakhram Murtazaliev for the IBF world title.
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Cleary wants World Club Challenge at NRL Magic Round
Nathan Cleary has publicly lobbied the NRL to fly Super League champions Wigan to Australia to play the World Club Challenge at Magic Round.
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More Diddy sex assault claims, including against teen
A new wave of lawsuits accuses Sean "Diddy" Combs of raping men and women and molesting a 16-year-old boy.
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'Hare-brained' Liberal leadership spill move fizzles
A backroom push to oust John Pesutto as Victorian Liberal leader has fizzled out after rebel MPs could not agree on a replacement candidate.
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France, Germany beat fierce rivals in Nations League
Randal Kolo Muani scored a double as France beat Belgium 2-1 in their Nations League clash in Brussels, and Germany beat the Netherlands 1-0 in Munich.
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Footy finals kick goals in otherwise low spending month
Tax cuts do not appear to be fuelling a spending spree, with tickets to AFL and NRL Grand Finals the only source of discretionary spending in September.
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Former senator elected new minority Liberal deputy
Tasmania's minority Liberals have elected former senator Guy Barnett as deputy premier after his predecessor resigned in the face of a no-confidence motion.
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New tenancy laws for NSW: more pets, fewer rent hikes
The NSW government will cap rent increases to one per year and there will be fewer grounds for refusal of pets under reforms to be introduced into parliament.
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Australia sanctions more Iranians over missile strikes
Australia has called Iran's missile strike on Israel a 'dangerous escalation' of the Middle East conflict, announcing sanctions on Iranian military figures.
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Cameroon, Algeria reach finals, but Nigeria in boycott
Cameroon and Algeria have secured places in the Africa Cup of Nations finals, but Nigeria's game with Libya appears off with the Super Eagles returning home.
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Kiwis beat Pakistan to seal semi place, edge out India
New Zealand have booked a Women's T20 World Cup semi-final place as runners-up to Australia after beating Pakistan in Dubai, also knocking out India.
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Health insurance 'robbery' to end with mandate to pay
A decade-old proposal will be brought off life support to end a stalemate between a major state and Bupa, NIB, HCF and Medibank.
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Houston trade on hold as AFL trade deadline nears
The first big move of the AFL trade period might have fallen over, with Port Adelaide baulking at the deal that was to send Dan Houston to Collingwood.
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New-look Socceroos confident fresh style can beat Japan
Socceroos coach Tony Popovic is determined to build on a new playing style against Japan and believes it can deliver a breakthrough win.
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Friends Geria and Deng relish competing as Socceroos
Jason Geria and Thomas Deng have both played right-back for Melbourne Victory and are happy to compete against each other for a Socceroos berth against Japan.
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Treasurer, LNP leader at odds over government coffers
The Labor government says Queensland's opposition will have to cut 17,000 jobs in its first term to fulfil an election promise and eliminate the state deficit.
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Small business calls for reboot over big tech disputes
Tech giants have been urged to lift their game and make sure small businesses have a real person to speak to when frozen out of their online accounts.