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Ask an Australian sporting follower whether they care about this T20 World Cup, and they will invariably tell you they do, but cricket has not made it easy for them to follow it.
Fears for the safety of England fans has prompted the decision to have police appearing en masse for the round-of-16 match in Mexico City.
Australia did a lot right in a stirring performance against Ireland. But it was another defeat on home soil, and it was again caused by one of their most unshakeable bad habits.
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An up-to-date tally of Trump followers turned crypto investors is in. And for them, the overall results are remarkably bad.
Labor’s NSW party conference voted unanimously for a moratorium on new poker machine licences after a cross-factional deal.
America’s beloved first president famously wouldn’t tell a lie. The current one can’t stop telling lies.
Hundreds of thousands flocked to Washington for America’s big July 4 birthday bash for a frenetic night of magic and chaos.
The spirit of a murdered teen can’t have grudges, her father says. But families can.
As two men await sentencing for the “planned and sophisticated” scheme, a woman trafficked to work in Sydney brothels has spoken of the ongoing trauma from her brutal treatment.
A steep rise in cheating in HSC assessments has continued for the second year in a row, as schools grapple with the use of artificial intelligence.
Australia’s Alex de Minaur is into the second week at Wimbledon again, but it was a disappointing day for several high-profile women’s stars.
Nadine and David Lipworth have devoted their lives to finding treatment that will restore the daughter they knew.
The United States of America is marking its 250th anniversary with celebrations President Donald Trump has billed as “the most spectacular birthday party the world has ever seen”. Follow live.
Fed up with helicopter parenting, unreasonable demands, and social media campaigns, private schools are rolling out mandatory behaviour charters to force parents to take a step back.
Andrew Redmayne’s memorable penalty shoot-out cameo in the 2022 World Cup play-off was planned well in advance. This time, Australia’s goalkeepers were kept in the dark until the last moment.
NSW officials are banking on their back-up playmaker shaking off an ankle injury, but he will be required to run at full tilt by Monday to be considered for Wednesday’s State of Origin decider.
Looking to upgrade? Values have tumbled in some of Sydney’s most glamorous areas, with one suburb notching a price drop of close to half a million dollars.
Town Hall Square does not yet exist. Yet, it is already acting like a square: an agora where Sydneysiders argue about cost, demolition, and whether they need a square at all.
On a cold bright Sydney morning, people with redevelopment plans vied for the 1960s home that was built by the vendor’s father.
This new financial year – more so than for a long time – requires a whole new financial strategy.
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