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Fishermen wary of seismic plans for Bass Strait waters

Bass Strait fishermen think it will years before the effects of planned seismic testing are evident in crayfish and other small creatures.

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Gauci set to join Villa amid Socceroos transfer fever

Joe Gauci's expected dream move to Aston Villa is set to headline a busy transfer period for the Socceroos in their Asian Cup camp in Qatar.

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LeBron inspires AFL star Dayne Zorko to keep pushing on

Former Brisbane Lions skipper Dayne Zorko says the lure of premiership success is what continues to drive him as he approaches his 35th birthday.

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Tennis boss hails Melbourne major 'the best Open ever'

Record crowds, glowing player feedback and a thrilling men's climax have tennis chief Craig Tiley declaring the 2024 Australian Open 'the best ever'.

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Medvedev needs Djokovic-like feat to win the Open

Russian ironman Daniil Medvedev will need to emulate one of the great and gruelling feats of 10-time champion Novak Djokovic to win the Australian Open crown.

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Yengi, Fornaroli competition key to Socceroos' fortunes

There is ongoing friendly competition between Kusini Yengi and Bruno Fornaroli, with both strikers keen to amend the Socceroos' Asian Cup goalscoring troubles.

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Hunter storms into Australian Open doubles semi-finals

Australian tennis golden girl Storm Hunter has won through to the women's doubles semi-finals at the Australian Open as she seeks a maiden grand slam crown.

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Socceroos slip to Uzbekistan draw, top Asian Cup group

The Socceroos have slipped to a flat 1-1 Asian Cup draw with Uzbekistan but have still topped group B ahead of the round of 16 in Qatar.

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Hamstrung Duke out of Socceroos' big Uzbekistan clash

Striker Mitch Duke has been ruled out of Australia's final Asian Cup group match against Uzbekistan with a hamstring strain and could be sidelined for longer.

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Krejcikova weathers storm to end Hunter's Open dreams

No Australian women remain alive in the singles at Melbourne Park after Czech No.9 seed Barbora Krejcikova knocked out local underdog Storm Hunter.

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Djokovic finds Melbourne Park mojo in milestone match

Normal service has resumed for Novak Djokovic, with the 10-time Australian Open champion posting a straight-sets win in his 100th match at Melbourne Park.

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Coco Gauff serves up warning to Australian Open rivals

US Open champion Coco Gauff has delivered the fastest serve of the Australian Open on the way to a straight-sets rout of fellow American Alycia Parks.

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Russian ousts Rybakina from Open in historic tiebreak

Russian Anna Blinkova has won the longest singles tiebreak in grand slam history to shock world No.3 Elena Rybakina in three sets at the Australian Open.

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Djokovic overcomes Popyrin - and heckler - in Melbourne

World No.1 Novak Djokovic has had a heated encounter with a heckler as he overcame the brilliant Alexei Popyrin to reach the Australian Open third round

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Battling Tomljanovic pulls off stunning Open comeback

Ajla Tomljanovic has made a stirring comeback against Croatia's Petra Martic to seal progression to the Australian Open second round.

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Saville rues wayward serve, errors in early Open exit

Daria Saville was disappointed not to deliver her best at the Australian Open with 14 double faults and a huge unforced error tally behind her first-round exit.

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Popyrin respectful but unfazed about Djokovic showdown

Australian No.2 Alexei Popyrin has beaten compatriot Marc Polmans to book a second-round showdown with Melbourne Park king Novak Djokovic.

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O'Connell scraps his way into Open second round

Chris O'Connell is the first home hope to make the Australian Open second round after compatriots Dane Sweeny, Adam Walton and Jason Kubler lost on day one.

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Socceroos' Bos ready to handle the hype at Asian Cup

Young gun Jordy Bos shapes as one of the keys to the Socceroos' hopes of Asian Cup glory, but the laidback defender is taking his heady rise all in his stride.

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Socceroos keen to find goalscorers as Asian Cup starts

Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has high expectations ahead of his third Asian Cup and believes he has the answers to finding regular goalscorers.

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Winemakers could save the world, one goon bag at a time

Winemakers are looking to aluminium cans, plastic bottles and the humble goon sack to replace glass, which is the industry's main source of carbon emissions.

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Choir of Man has classic songs, and an onstage bar

The producer of Choir of Man, a show where members of the audience might be asked to have a pint onstage, says times are getting tougher for theatre shows.

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Circus flips into Melbourne with elephants and acrobats

A show celebrating the golden age of Circus brings extraordinary acrobatics and giant elephant puppets to Arts Centre Melbourne.

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Babar's rut sums up the best of Australia's quicks

Pakistan star Babar Azam is in the worst rut of his career, but his run of outs in Australia say as much about the hosts' bowling as it does his batting.

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Cummins inspires Australia's MCG wicket frenzy

Pat Cummins has ripped through Pakistan with three wickets late on day two to put Australia in a commanding position in the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

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