NYC says goodbye to 17-foot pigeon statue on the High Line
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Asian Cup 2026: Football world blown away by Japan’s post-match move towards Matildas after final
Japan have once again proven themselves to be the classiest sporting nation on the planet after producing a…
Queensland government ‘opens old wounds’ as police officer criticised after Palm Island riots appointed to Legal Aid board | Australian police and policing
The Queensland government has “opened old wounds” by appointing a former police detective who was heavily criticised for…
How living with a disability in regional Australia poses extra challenges
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NRL news: Carnage as Knights star suspended, Latrell Mitchell and six other players charged
Trey Mooney has joined a growing list of NRL players unavailable for the Knights after the front-rower was…
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Government agency found fuel supply crisis would have ‘significant impact’ months before Iran war
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Red Bull Nurburgring ban confirmed for F1 champion Max Verstappen – ‘Too dangerous’
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Secret crisis talks with a political dynasty as Cuba verges on collapse – ABC News
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High-powered e-bike use among children prompts call for more action to stop ‘preventable injuries’
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Australia’s humanitarian and foreign policy moment – the Myanmar dilemma
In January 2026, landmark hearings began at the International Court of Justice in the case concerning genocide against…