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Lendlease's losses deepen after tough year in property

Lendlease has extended its bottom line losses to more than $1 billion after taking a hit in a tough market as charges related to its new strategy took a toll.

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Cybersecurity worker shortage could put Aussies at risk

Australia does not have enough cybersecurity specialists to protect consumers from further data breaches, a report warns, amid calls for greater training.

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Richardson inspired as he eyes Dutch cycling great

Matt Glaetzer won two Olympic medals after a succession of near misses, an example that will help drive fellow Australian sprint cyclist Matt Richardson.

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Australia's Olympians savour golden French feast

Australia's Olympic boss Anna Meares is basking in the glory of the nation's record-breaking Paris Games, but warns there's no guarantee of a repeat in future.

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French show way for Boomers wanting a Brisbane moment

The French basketball team used the Paris stage to take their best shot at the mighty United States, but can the Boomers do the same in Brisbane in 2032?

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Aussie struggles among the Paris Games triumphs

Australia's historic Paris campaign was not without setbacks, many of the country's teams struggling and other soloists unable to fire a shot.

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Giddey's Patty Mills lament: 'He deserved better'

Josh Giddey was left to lament the "what-ifs" and laud Patty Mills' legacy in an overtime loss to Serbia that bounced the Boomers out of the Paris Games.

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Aussie artistic swimmers enter Paris jungle

China leads the artistic swimming teams event after the first of three routines, with Australia 10th and the competition wide open in the absence of Russia.

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McKeon content to retire but Chalmers not done yet

Australia's most successful Olympian Emma McKeon is content to retire but Kyle Chalmers says he'll keep swimming for as long as possible.

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Proud Titmus relieved her Paris Olympics is over

Australian swim star Ariarne Titmus is proud, relieved and physically spent after her successful Paris Olympics.

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Backflipping Senior secures rare Aussie boxing medal

Charlie Senior will leave Paris with Australia's seventh Olympic boxing medal after upsetting Carlo Paalam on split points decision in their quarter-final.

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Australia's Titmus wins silver, McKeown bronze in Paris

Ariarne Titmus won a silver medal while Kaylee McKeown and Australia's mixed 4x100m medley team took bronze medals at the Paris Olympics on Saturday.

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Australia's Chalmers and China's Pan in peace talks

Australian swim star Kyle Chalmers has been offered to be shown around Shanghai by his Chinese rival Pan Zhanle during peace talks at the Paris Olympics.

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Olden goldie McEvoy may swim on to 2032 Olympics

Australia's oldest Olympic swimming gold medallist Cameron McEvoy says he may swim at the 2032 Brisbane Olympics when he'd be aged 38.

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Australia's McKeown, McEvoy win historic Olympic golds

Kaylee McKeown and Cameron McEvoy have collected landmark victories in a 10-minute Australian gold rush at the Paris Olympic pool.

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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.

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Jack is all smiles after 'impossible' Olympic moment

Shayna Jack finished fifth in the 100m freestyle final in Paris, barely three years after returning from a ban she thought had scuppered her Olympic dream.

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Yet more Olympic gold for superstar Kaylee McKeown

Kaylee McKeown successfully defended her Olympic women's 100m backstroke crown and Australia's men's 4x200m freestyle relayers picked up a bronze in Paris.

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PNG swimmer hopes he's an inspiration at Olympics

Papua New Guinea swimmer Josh Tarere hopes he's inspired children at home to take up the sport by racing at the Paris Olympics.

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O'Callaghan wants more after slaying the Titmus beast

Newly-crowned Olympic 200m freestyle champion Mollie O'Callaghan says she wants more after downing compatriot Ariarne Titmus in Paris.

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O'Callaghan beats Titmus to win 200m freestyle gold

Mollie O'Callaghan overcame intense nerves as she beat fellow Australian Ariarne Titmus to win the women's 200m freestyle at the Paris Olympics.

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Titmus: I'm just a goofy girl living my Olympic dream

Ariarne Titmus struggles to comprehend her lofty swimming status, insisting she's just a goofy girl from Tasmania who is having fun.

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Luai's six-year-old son the coach behind rare dropouts

Jarome Luai has detailed how his six-year-old son has helped him perfect a rugby style drop kick, proving more effective in regaining the ball on dropouts.

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Not the Nicho show: Sharks out to sink Hynes theory

Cronulla are keen to prove their NRL title fortunes don't solely revolve around Nicho Hynes as they head to face North Queensland on the road.

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Fox, Ockenden ready to perform after opening ceremony

Jessica Fox and Eddie Ockenden will start their Olympic campaigns only hours after carrying the Australian flag at the opening ceremony.

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