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Australian Associated PressPadres take 2-1 playoff series lead against Dodgers
Fernando Tatis Jr was the match-winner for the San Diego Padres, who downed the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-5 to take the lead in their NL Division Series.
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'Empowering': Aussie Skye's historic Saudi Arabia bout
Queenslander Skye Nicolson's belt defence will be the first women's world title fight held in Saudi Arabia.
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Whincup 'proud' of final series in Supercars overhaul
Motorsport legend Jamie Whincup says he's proud of the new Supercars finals series, after the sport revamped its category for the first time since 2007.
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Jake Waterman re-signs with West Coast until 2029
Geelong and Melbourne were among the clubs keen to lure Jake Waterman their way, but the key forward says he always had his heart set on staying at West Coast.
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'No reprisals': Lib leader pledges mercy if coup fails
Victoria's embattled Liberal leader denies running the numbers amid moves to overthrow him after he and a colleagues' dirty laundry was aired in open court.
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Why Marsh's bowling complicates Test selection dilemma
Selectors could be forced to choose between an extra bowling option or specialist opener if Cameron Green's back injury forces him out of the Australian summer.
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New Socceroos coach Popovic demands intensity lift
Socceroos stalwart Jackson Irvine says new coach Tony Popovic has made an instant impact by demanding greater intensity ahead of a crunch World Cup qualifier.
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Under-pressure police ditch tasks due to staff shortage
Non-core police jobs including welfare checks will be shunned by some NSW police officers as the state government struggles to fix widespread vacancies.
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Dockers put offer for Tiger Shai Bolton on trade table
Fremantle's bid to secure contracted Richmond gun Shai Bolton is heating up while Essendon forward Jake Stringer could be off to GWS.
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Aussie star to take on Opals coach in WNBA finals
Paris Olympics bronze medallist Alanna Smith will go up against Opals coach Sandy Brondello when Minnesota meet New York in the WNBA finals.
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Businessman accused of poisoning wife with laced tea
A Sydney man will remain behind bars, prohibited from contacting his wife after he allegedly tried to poison her with a cup of tea spiked with ant-killer.
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Ex-Magpie football boss Wright to be Carlton's next CEO
AFL powerhouses Carlton have announced former Collingwood football boss Graham Wright as their next chief executive officer, in a massive coup.
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In lockstep with allies, PM backs Lebanon ceasefire
Anthony Albanese says Australia has the same view on a ceasefire in the Middle East as its allies, despite a change in position from the United States.
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It's a shame to miss World Club Challenge: Isaah Yeo
On the back of their grand final win over Melbourne, Penrith have contacted the NRL to explain they will not be able to take part in the World Club Challenge.
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Mostert to go full-throttle for third Bathurst win
Walkinshaw Andretti United driver Chaz Mostert is eyeing his third Bathurst 1000 win and a chance to propel himself to the top of the Supercars championship.
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Time for a check-up: hospitals not yet climate ready
All-electric hospitals could cut emissions by using clean energy under a proposed retrofit that would also keep services on during power cuts and catastrophes.
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Former military lawyer to appeal leaked docs conviction
Former military lawyer David McBride has been granted leave to appeal against his convictions for leaking secret documents.
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Melbourne Rebels launch lawsuit against Rugby Australia
The Melbourne Rebels are suing Rugby Australia after the Super Rugby outfit was dissolved, claiming favouritism to interstate clubs.
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How iron man Isaah Yeo learned of Australian captaincy
Isaah Yeo has revealed he was unaware of his appointment as Australian captain until tuning in to Mal Meninga's press conference while at home ironing.
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Intergenerational fight on for future of the planet
Older generations have left a legacy of environmental challenges for younger ones and should engage more effectively to address them, a summit has heard.