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Nelson Asofa-Solomona confirms boxing switch, set to fight on January 16 in Brisbane
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Cameron Smith returns before LIV Golf shift to four rounds, preview
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Melbourne and South Pacific: Australian Open Tennis Breaks Now Paired With Luxury Cruises in 2026
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Diary of a champion: Hong Kong cyclist Ceci Lee on defending her National Games gold
When I was starting out in cycling as a young girl, I never imagined I would have the…
Dezeen Debate features “beautifully detailed” perforated brickwork Australian home
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Revealed: Why boxing legend ‘Aussie’ Joe Bugner ‘called Russell Crowe a gutless worm’ in epic clash over famous movie
Aussie Joe Bugner went toe-to-toe with some of boxing’s biggest names without hitting the canvas, so it was…
Home prices keep rising in ‘seller’s market’ as new property listings below average
Australian property prices have pushed higher again in August, as lower interest rates, rising real wages and buyer…
Hong Kong chosen to host cycling World Cups, in boost for young talent
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From Austin to Tokyo: Architecture Now Highlights Global Projects Shaping Airports, Cities, and Cultural Destinations
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