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Australia
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision is in the spotlight, where it is expected to hold its cash rate steady at 3.6%, according to a Reuters poll.
World Rugby chief hails Women’s World Cup as ‘the greatest of all-time’ ⊕⊕
Gilpin says men’s tournament can learn from event
‘It was a huge privilege … historic, special, incredible’
The 2025 Rugby World Cup was “the greatest of all-time”, according to the head of World Rugby…
The Broncos ended one dynasty but must beat the NRL’s benchmark to return to glory | Nick Tedeschi ○
While Melbourne Storm have a legacy like few others, Brisbane were once rugby league royalty too. The stage is set for a huge grand final
In the long and storied history of top tier rugby league in Au…
‘Laughing at a libertarian crypto dragon? That rules’: Brennan Lee Mulligan on how Dungeons & Dragons took over the world ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The games master has accrued millions of fans and sold out Madison Square Garden with his shows where he plays D&D live with guests. He’s still ‘bewildered’ by the success
“If anyone were to tell me t…
Bumper prize money but off-pitch turmoil as Women’s Cricket World Cup returns to India ○
Late ticket sales may squander a golden opportunity with the hosts on a collision course with Australia for the final
Last time England’s head coach, Charlotte Edwards, flew to India for a 50-over Wor…
Nigel Farage's Reform party has had an astonishing rise in the polls. Labour is staring at disaster over anger about immigration... So could a similar phenomenon happen in Australia - as the Liberals flounder?: PVO ○
Reform UK's surge is real. Ipsos has Nigel Farage 's outfit at 34 per cent, nine points clear of UK's ruling Labour Party. So could it happen in Australia?
Dismay in New Zealand after government fails to recognise Palestinian statehood ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
PM Christopher Luxon had suggested recognition was only a matter of time, prompting disappointment from opposition parties and activists
Opposition parties, Palestinian groups and a former prime minis…
War erupts at one of Australia's top private schools after girls refuse to use bathroom over transgender decision: 'We got a bit uncomfortable' ○
A war has erupted at a top Australian private school.
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