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Cricket Australia’s Big Bash cash grab is rejected – but there are better options on the table

After a year-long push to raise money via private capital, Cricket Australia (CA) has announced it will not sell some or all of its Big Bash League (BBL) franchises.

The Conversation

Georg Baselitz obituary

Painter and sculptor whose raw, expressive works reflected on postwar Germany and courted controversy over his 60-year career

The Guardian - UK

Sunningdale Confirmed For AIG Women's Open Return, Alex Fitzpatrick Accepts PGA Tour Membership And NFL Draft Pro Called On The Course: This Week In Golf

A hectic week in the world of pro golf is unfolding before our eyes and we've listed some of the most interesting storylines for you to catch up on

Golf Monthly

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Michaelina Wautier review: an astoundingly skilled painter returned to her rightful place in the spotlight

The first modern mention of the Flemish painter Michaelina Wautier (1614–1689) introduces an artist who defies expectation. Referring to her monumental Triumph of Bacchus (1655–59), Gustav Glück, the first art historian to serve as curator of Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum, wrote in 1903 that “even in an age of female emancipation,…

The Conversation

Big Names To Feature As Heroes Classic To Debut At The Open Championship

Major winners and high-profile figures from sport and entertainment will be present at the inaugural Heroes Classic, which takes place on the Tuesday of Open week

Golf Monthly

Royal Lytham Will Host 2028 British Open as Two Iconic Venues are Snubbed

The R&A took an unusual amount of time before selecting Royal Lytham to host the 2028 Open Championship, writes Bob Harig, while two historic venues remain on the outside looking in.

Sports Illustrated

British Open to return to Royal Lytham in 2028 as Trump's Turnberry course made to wait

The British Open will return to Royal Lytham & St. Annes in 2028 to end the northwest English venue's 16-year wait to host golf’s oldest major again

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Trump’s Turnberry snubbed again as The Open names 2028 venue

Turnberry’s absence from The Open rotation continues to be down to logistical reasons, rather than political, which may not change until local infrastructure improves

The Independent UK

Royal Lytham And St George's The Favorites To Host 2028 Open Championship

Royal Lytham & St Annes and Royal St George's are the two favorites as the R&A are reportedly set to finally announce the host for the 2028 Open Championship

Golf Monthly

Report: British Open Not Returning to Trump Turnberry or Muirfield in 2028

According to the Telegraph, Royal Lytham and St Annes has emerged as the favorite to host the 2028 British Open.

Sports Illustrated

'Spend before they have it': RA's pivotal finance shift

After announcing a record profit, Phil Waugh is confident Rugby Australia has bucked what he thinks is a global trend crippling the finances of the code.

AAP

Rugby Australia ‘resets finances, restores pride’ after posting $100m turnaround

The British and Irish Lions tour has provided a financial launchpad ahead of the men’s and women’s World Cups, driving a record $70.6m surplus in 2025

The Guardian - AU

Singapore Open Preview: The International Series Continues With Open Championship Spots Up For Grabs

The International Series heads to Sentosa for the Singapore Open this week, where two spots for this year's prestigious Open Championship will be awarded

Golf Monthly

My toddler threw a toy pig at an artwork – and inspired this guide for small kids in galleries

For the first instalment of Young at art – a new series on the delights and dangers of introducing small children to art – Chloë Ashby weighs up whether it’s worth the effort

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‘I Congratulate Golf's Governing Bodies For Spoiling A Great Game' – A Disgruntled Member Speaks Out Against The World Handicap System

Fergus Bisset speaks to an experienced UK golfer who has some strong and compelling points to make against the World Handicap System

Fortune

The dirty secret behind Big Tech’s AI arms race: Massive hardware investments that are obsolete in 3 years

The new industrial era may be a lot more beneficial to the folks and businesses that use the AI-enhanced products than the enterprises that furnish them.

The Guardian - UK

‘It was life-changing’: the celebrated art historian who spent 46 years sitting for Frank Auerbach

Catherine Lampert is a historian, curator and model who spent much of her time sitting for her famous friends. She tells us what the likes of Auerbach, Lucian Freud and Euan Uglow meant to her

Golf Monthly

'A Tragedy' - Gary Player Says Golf Ball Should Be Cut Back 60 Yards In Strong Distance Debate Comments

The nine-time Major winner was discussing the potential golf ball rollback during the annual Honorary Starters press conference at Augusta National

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Masters Chairman Takes Strongest Stance Yet on Pro Golf’s Battle Over Distance

Fred Ridley said "failure is not an option" when explaining the need for a rolled-back ball to rein in distance gains in the pro game.

Golf Monthly

Why General Play Scores Are The Elephant In Golf’s Handicapping Room

Golf’s governing bodies encourage submission of handicap scorecards as often as possible, but it seems general play cards are increasingly frowned upon…

AAP

Wallabies snare All Blacks assistant as defence coach

The Wallabies have appointed another former key All Blacks staff member as assistant coach ahead of next year's Rugby World Cup in Australia.

The Guardian - AU

‘They call me Grandpa Joe’: coach Schmidt in a hurry as clock ticks down on Wallabies reign

Australia rugby’s outgoing boss celebrates the high points, ‘not end points’, as he prepares to guide the side in three Tests before handing over the keys

Fortune

'Say thank you and get out': Why one top strategist says to dump the Magnificent 7 now

Rob Arnott of Research Affiliates warns that AI hype has stretched growth stock valuations to a breaking point—and the next decade will look nothing like the last.

Fortune

S&P 500 will return just 3% a year for the next decade, top strategist warns

A $200 billion index fund strategist breaks down why U.S. large-caps will deliver one-fifth the returns of the past decade—and which markets to own instead.

TechRadar

Golf is getting an AI upgrade — here’s what could change for fans watching The Open

A new partnership suggests data and artificial intelligence could soon play a bigger role in how golf is broadcast and experienced.

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