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From car parks to piers: the 2026 Australian Urban Design awards celebrate utilitarian architecture

Australian Institute of Architects’ judges reward pragmatism over sculptural spectacle, reflecting a ‘gentler approach to urban transformation’

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'I had the legs to win today' – Canadian Sarah Van Dam disappointed with Tour Down Under fifth place on Visma-Lease a Bike debut

'That's something she can certainly build on for the future' says Visma DS Van Emden

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Only half a team but a whole lot of hope as Nina Buijsman pushes Human Powered Health up the ranks at the Women's Tour Down Under

'We're hoping for a lot, but to get a top 10 in a World Tour race for us … it’s a real victory at this point' says DS Clark Sheehan at the start of the day

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Women's Tour Down Under: Noemi Rüegg outsprints UAE Team ADQ rivals to win stage 3 and claim overall for second year in a row

Mavi Garcia is second and Paula Blasi takes third on the stage and overall

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Wests Tigers lose another Campbelltown product

Luke Laulilii has signed with the NRL's new franchise Perth, the latest Campbelltown junior to exit the Wests Tigers.

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Women's Tour Down Under 2026 route

Three stages over 394.6km includes longest stage to Willunga, double Corkscrew ascents

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Dual Corkscrew climb finale for women’s Tour Down Under in 2026 as men’s race tackle Willunga Hill triple on penultimate stage

Both courses deliver opportunity for shifts in overall standings right up to the very last kilometres of racing in the southern hemisphere summer

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Tigers want meeting with government over Campbelltown

Campbelltown's council has pledged $10 million of funding for its stadium, but Wests Tigers are weeks away from deciding to leave if government doesn't step in.

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Last-ditch Campbelltown talks to try to keep Tigers

Campbelltown's council has just days to commit money to its stadium and convince Wests Tigers not to walk out on playing matches in southwest Sydney.

AAP

Jed Stuart ends dad's sleepless nights with debut win

Canberra have consigned the Wests Tigers to their fifth straight NRL loss, holding on to beat the joint-venture 16-12 at Campbelltown.

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Run It Straight: neuroscientist fears ‘supercharging’ of backyard lark into social-media fuelled collision contest

Academic also raises concerns the trend could reflect ‘deeper social and cultural pressures tied to masculinity’

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Campbelltown's Tigers plea likely to fall on deaf ears

Campbelltown's council will ask Wests Tigers to make a long-term play and commit more game to its stadium even if $50 million in upgrades aren't secured.

AAP

Campbelltown want majority of Tigers games post upgrade

Campbelltown's mayor has conceded his council cannot solely fund the Tigers' stadium demands, but says the club should play more games there if support comes.

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Campbelltown asks for government help to keep Tigers

The Wests Tigers threats to leave Campbelltown if they don't secure the promise of a stadium upgrade by June 30 has prompted the council to ask for higher help.

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Tigers will quit Campbelltown without $50m upgrade: CEO

Wests Tigers could walk away from the club's strongest junior base if Campbelltown Sports Stadium doesn't get $50 million in upgrades.

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Sydney hospital’s plan to increase mental health beds stymied by psychiatrist shortage, court hears

Campbelltown hospital was due to expand beds for psychiatric patients from 66 to over 100, to deal with district’s larger population

AAP

Cardboard cut-outs: night that ignited Penrith's rise

Penrith's rise to prominence as one of the NRL's great sides came against Melbourne, in the midst of COVID-19 and in front of 105 spectators at Campbelltown.

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Amber Haigh murder trial: how a ‘red herring’ witness and poor policing hampered the hunt for answers

Haigh never found the ‘love and solace’ she wanted. Twenty years after her disappearance, her family are left with questions

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The Guardian - AU

‘She should be alive but she’s not’: judgment looms in Amber Haigh trial decades in the making

Amber Haigh was 19 when she vanished in 2002. A murder trial has heard how her life was marked by instability and vulnerability

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Murder-accused couple spoke about Amber Haigh in the past tense to police, prosecutors allege

Crown alleges in closing statement Robert and Anne Geeves acted like teen was already dead when she was still considered missing

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Amber Haigh’s body may have been put in Pajero and dumped on way to train station, murder trial hears

Robert and Anne Geeves are accused by the prosecution of conspiring to deliberately impregnate the teenager so they could take her baby. They deny the accusations and have pleaded not guilty

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Notebook Amber Haigh left behind reveals loneliness and hurt in final days before disappearance

Police believed woman didn’t understand ‘the gravity of the situation’ and health workers worried she and her baby were not safe

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Amber Haigh’s crying baby was cuddled and consoled by Anne Geeves during police interview, court hears

When detectives asked Anne Geeves, who has pleaded not guilty to her murder, if she had caused harm to missing teenage mother, she swore ‘on the baby’s grave’ she’d done nothing wrong

The Guardian - AU

Amber Haigh murder trial: CCTV with potential vital clues lost forever, court hears

Robert Geeves, who is accused of teenage mother’s murder, waited 14 days to report her missing, court hears

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Koroisau hurt as Brisbane tear apart poor Tigers

Reece Walsh has scored an electrifying double, as Brisbane put the cleaners through a woeful Wests Tigers to win 34-10 at Campbelltown.

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