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📢 Aussie ref Jarred Gillett dismisses Spurs' penalty claims in the 103rd minute.

📢 Messina stores in Sydney have turned back time on Mondays to offer prices not seen in over twenty years, but are the long queues worth it?

📢 The White House has denied Donald Trump fell asleep surrounded by people at a White House meeting. 👉[Ad] AI video generation service powered by Veo. Try it at https://veo.photonmark.com

📢 There’s not as much legislation to get through, but plenty of opportunities for posturing as the Stafford polling day draws closer.

📢 Scott Pendlebury looks set to score a massive payday from his record breaking AFL game for the Magpies.

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📢 Michael Voss has quit as Carlton coach following a disastrous string of Blues losses in the AFL.

📢 Savannah Guthrie will host a TV quiz show in which squads of competitive Wordle obsessives will go head-to-head.

📢 Keir Starmer is on borrowed time as senior cabinet members lose faith in him, but as the drama unfolds, the entire episode piles more humiliation on the UK Labour Party.

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📢 Two fires within days at Sydney childcare centres left its operators “heartbroken and searching for answers”.

📢 Rap icon Snoop Dogg has gifted music and audio equipment to a special needs school in Melbourne.

📢 Donald Trump says the US-Iran ceasefire is on 'life support' after rejecting Tehran's peace proposals.

📢 A three-year-old and four-year-old girl died in hospital after the silver Ford Territory they were passengers in left the road and crashed into a tree.

📢 George and Amal Clooney appeared at a star-studded royal gala for the King's Trust, greeting King Charles and Queen Camilla

📢 President Donald Trump claims that Iran went back on his ceasefire proposal to allow the US to come in and help extract its highly enriched uranium.

📢 Michael Burry says Wall Street’s surge to record highs resembles the peak of the dot-com bubble just before it burst.

📢 Michael Voss has resigned as coach of the Blues.

📢 Elon Musk and other tech moguls will join Donald Trump on his visit to China this week.

📢 Two Australian citizens accused of spying for Russia are set to face a fresh espionage-related charges.

📢 Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond as the government prepares to hand down its federal budget tonight.

📢 The government is expected to break election pledges in tonight's federal budget.

📢 The man accused of attempting to kill Donald Trump at a Washington press dinner has pleaded not guilty.

📢 A group of Julie Bishop loyalists have quit the ANU’s governing body following the former chancellor’s departure.

📢 Four Australian passengers will quarantine in the Netherlands after being evacuated from a virus-hit cruse ship.

📢 Asked whether he believed the US should still sell weapons to Taiwan, the US president said: “Well, I’m going to have that discussion with President Xi. President Xi would like us not to, and I’ll have that discussion.”

📢 Budget day lockup is the moment where the press gallery enters the eye of a storm. This is what it is like inside.

📢 The creator of The Colour Orange is working on a new composition – and help is at hand as he weaves RuPaul’s Drag Race and Verdi’s Rigoletto with a slash of Eurovision theatrics.

📢 A Dolphin “cried like a little girl” when his year was derailed. Now his comeback has presented the club with a retention dilemma. 👉[Ad] VPN with your own dedicated IPv4. Free trial, 30-day money-back guarantee. https://vpn.photonmark.com

📢 The US leader and Chinese leaders will meet this week – the first humiliated by Iran, the second suppressing any sign of despair among his people.

📢 The hantavirus outbreak on board MV Hondius has raised fresh fears about what happens when you get ill on a ship. Here’s what you need to know.

📢 The Panthers superstar says there’s no guarantee he’ll become a free agent on November 1, but that any contract talks with Penrith won’t start until after State of Origin.

📢 Zak Butters is enjoying a startling burst of form which will have him contending for the Brownlow Medal, all while conjecture swirls about his playing future and the MRO keeps a close eye on his movements.

📢 The Albanese government added a few strings to attending this year’s budget lock-up, putting the social media set offside.

📢 A visit to this notoriously crowded European city showed me that overtourism is only a problem if you lack imagination.

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📢 Oil prices are rising as the war with Iran threatens to drag on for longer, but the US stock market is nevertheless inching toward more records.

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📢 My original spot had an empty seat next to it, but as the last passenger to board, the flight attendant suggests I “go shopping” for an even better seat.

📢 The proposed structure would have 90 units across 23 storeys. Residents fear it will also shadow solar panels, be prone to flooding and cause unreasonable disruption during construction.

📢 The US president lashed out at Iran’s “stupid” leaders and said their counter-proposal to end the war was a “piece of garbage” that he didn’t bother to fully read.

📢 On the walls of the Grace Cossington Smith Gallery, imagery and words collide in a show celebrating photographer Juno Gemes and poet Robert Adamson’s 50 years together.

📢 Buyers from the UK, Middle East and US have gathered for the best of Australian fashion as local designers pursue global ambitions.

📢 Even Meryl Streep’s red Balenciaga dress appeared more subdued than striking. What’s with the muted colour palettes taking over our screens?

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📢 The bayside mayor’s latest move prompts a former councillor to speak out about their experience in a culture “characterised by disrespect”.

📢 Fraud poses a persistent problem for the government as Australians look to exploit generous programs after more than a decade of slow growth in living standards and declining trust.