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Ore-some state tipped to win race for green steel jobs

Higher-grade iron ore, deep water ports and a 100-per cent renewable energy grid give South Australia the edge on other states chasing future green steel jobs.

AAP

Paris Olympics: Men's sprint preview

Harrie Lavreysen the favourite to defend title as the defending champion and a five-time World Champion in the event

Cycling News

New Matildas boss facing golden generation juggling act

The Matildas' next permanent head coach is about to embark of a period of transition as the team's golden generation approaches its final chapter.

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Tony Gustavsson and Matildas split in best interests of all parties after Olympics exit

Australia’s showing at the Paris Games did little to challenge the view that now was a good time for an uncoupling

The Guardian - AU

Does golf belong at the Olympics? Here’s what the Paris 2024 players and fans think

Rory McIlroy called the 30,000-strong crowd at Le Golf National ‘unbelievable’ as a unique atmosphere took hold during Thursday’s opening round in the men’s Olympic golf event near Paris

The Independent UK

Goalie Porter stars in shock water polo win for Sharks

The Sharks have earned a second-straight boilover water polo win for Australia, edging hosts France 9-8 in a thrilling contest at the Olympic Aquatics Centre.

AAP

Aussie women find form in key beach volleyball clash

Aussie ace Taliqua Clancy was at her dominant best as she and Mariafe Artacho del Solar kept alive their hopes of a place in the beach volleyball round of 16.

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Trump and Vance’s misogyny and cynical identity politics mean Australians can’t ‘just chill’ about the US election

America remains the west’s most influential nation – which is why I fear for a world where Republican leaders could be in power

The Guardian - AU

Australian researchers are feeding peanut powder to babies with allergies. Why?

Nationwide Adapt program will see babies aged under 12 months given a daily dose of powder to try to achieve allergy remission

The Guardian - AU

Alarm bells over Australian universities’ financial dependence on international students

Critics across the sector say institutions have become trapped in an unstable business model as they try to make up for loss of government funding

The Guardian - AU

Wilson finds form as Gangurrus make Paris push

Three consecutive wins have shot Australia's 3x3 Gangurrus back into the conversation in their Olympic debut in Paris.

AAP

World's largest iron ore deposits formed over 1 billion years ago in supercontinent breakup

Huge iron ore deposits in Western Australia's Hamersley Province formed when major tectonic events led to the breakup of supercontinent Columbia and to the amalgamation of Australia.

LiveScience

By George, Opals are back on Olympics track with win

Cayla George's bench cameo and Sami Whitcomb's best basketball have revived the Opals' Olympic campaign with Australia beating Canada 70-65 in Lille.

AAP

Boxing biology war erupts after 46-sec Paris Games bout

Imane Khelif's next opponent has thrown down the challenge after the Algerian began her controversial Olympic boxing campaign with a 46-second stoppage.

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Golf Monthly

Which Course Is Hosting The 2032 Olympic Golf Competitions?

The 2032 Olympic Games are heading Down Under with Brisbane in Australia staging the event, but where will the golf competitions be held?

Pedestrian.tv

The FBoy Island Australia Cast Has Dropped & I Can Already Spot The Red Flags From Here

Fanging for another saucy reality TV Show? Well, here's who is in the cast of FBoy Island Australia Season 2 cast.

The Guardian - AU

Jemima Montag scoops Olympic bronze for Australia on morning race walk in Paris

Day six round-up: Jemima Montag scooted home to win Olympic bronze in the 20km race walk while the Opals bounced back with victory over Canada

AAP

O'Connor confirmed as key signing for Jayco AlUla

Top WA cyclist Ben O'Connor, who has finished fourth at the Tour de France, will join Australia's only top-level team Jayco AlUla for next season.

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Australia freestyle relayers in golden salute in Paris

Australia's women's 4x200m freestyle relay team has won the nation's eighth gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

MusicRadar

Elsy Wameyo: "Bass is my favourite instrument - when I open Ableton, I always run to a bassline first"

Rap/R&B songwriter Elsy Wameyo chats to Danny Turner about the themes of self-empowerment behind her debut LP, Saint Sinner

AAP

Men's four unable to maintain Olympic rowing medal run

The men's four are no longer "Oarsome", finishing last in the Olympic final - the first time Australia have missed the podium in the event since 2008.

AAP

Kookas laughing, big win kills Kiwi Games hockey hopes

A Blake Govers hat-trick has helped Australia beat New Zealand 5-0 and ensure they advance to the Olympic men's hockey quarter-finals.

The Guardian - AU

‘Bit weird’: swimming rivalry heats up as Kyle Chalmers hits back at Chinese snub claim

China’s Pan Zhanle claims Australia’s Kyle Chalmers disrespected him amid Chinese claims that Australian beef was behind positive anti-doping tests

The Conversation

Grattan on Friday: Welcome King Charles, farewell the republic as Albanese casts aside lost causes

Anthony Albanese can’t escape the powerful symbolism. In October he is due to greet King Charles on Australian soil – hard on the heels of formally burying Labor’s hopes of turning Australia into a republic.

The Guardian - AU

Alexis Wright wins second Miles Franklin prize for Praiseworthy

The 73-year-old Waanyi writer takes home $60,000 for Australia’s most esteemed literary prize, after having won in 2007 for her novel Carpentaria

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