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How to watch 'The Faithful: Women of the Bible' online from anywhere — stream the FOX biblical event drama

Minnie Driver leads this three-part retelling of Genesis. Here's how to watch 'The Faithful: Women of the Bible' live or on demand wherever you are.

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King offers selectors more headaches with T20 wickets

Alana King has taken 2-25 to help bowl Australia to a T20 win over West Indies, stopping a potential upset and again strengthening her World Cup claims.

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Six fuel ships bound for Australia cancelled as Bowen concedes ‘flow of oil to Asian refineries has slowed’

Energy minister says war on Iran creating ‘uncertain environment’ but insists government doing ‘all the preparatory work’

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'Bumps' but no fuel shock yet as tankers cancelled

The war in the Middle East has forced six fuel shipments to Australia to be cancelled, but a minister insists any shortages are demand not supply driven.

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Naomi Osaka casts doubt on tennis future after swift defeat in Miami opener

Naomi Osaka has said she would ‘rather just be a great mom’ than stay on tour if she cannot regularly win matches, after losing to Australia’s Talia Gibson

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Liberals have ‘a lot of work to do’ after SA wipeout, Anne Ruston says – As it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

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The Women’s Asian Cup was a major success for Australian soccer, despite the Matildas’ heartbreaker

There was a lot of talk about winning trophies in the lead-up to the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup final, in which the Matildas were narrowly defeated by Japan 1–0 in Saturday night’s final.

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How war in Iran helps an Aussie farming breakthrough

The conflict in Iran has sent shock waves through global energy markets and Australia's food and farming sector is more exposed than most realise.

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Free midday power just the start for energy equity

Zero-cost daytime energy is about capitalising on Australia's solar success story but more could be done to ensure renters and apartment occupants benefit.

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Could a little beetle threaten Australia's foodbowl?

Voracious wood-boring beetles continue to rapidly destroy the snow gum forests of the Australian Alps as climate change creates perfect conditions for them.

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The Iran crisis is hurting Australians’ hip pockets and driving inflation. It’s time for a windfall fossil fuel tax

The political and economic fallout provides an opportunity for the Albanese government to finally get with the program

The Guardian - AU

Matildas rise to a grand occasion but are left to rue the goal that never came

Australia had Japan on the back foot for long periods but a flurry of shots were scuffed, saved and blocked in a narrow Women’s Asian Cup final defeat

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Petrol theft expected to rise in Australia as police call for more CCTV and prepaid pumps

Amid a surge in fuel prices and fear of shortages, SA police chief signals officers might stop investigating ‘drive-offs’ unless service stations install prepaid pumps

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The Melbourne man who loves libraries so much he created his own – and it’s so huge he needs two homes to house it

Prof Wallace Kirsop, 92, is one of Australia’s foremost experts in rare books – not just their contents but their makers, buyers and readers, and the stories they tell beyond the page

The Guardian - AU

Across Australia’s outer suburbs, more parents are picking private over public schools. What’s behind the trend?

The uptick in enrolments is sharpest in urban growth areas, with parents seeking the best opportunity they can get for their children

The Guardian - AU

Australia last rationed fuel in the 1970s. Could we do it again?

As oil prices skyrocket, analysts believe the disruption to the global supply will last months, not weeks. So what other options are there?

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Bonnie Blue Fury: Adult Star Vows to Axe Foreign Aid for Nations Who 'Don't Use Toilet Paper'

Bonnie Blue has used a fantasy turn in Number 10 to air grievances over international bans and propose a deliberately outrageous idea on foreign aid.

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The end? Coach feels Matildas era has only just begun

Joe Montemurro wants the Matildas to use their Women's Asian Cup final loss to Japan as a springboard to more success.

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Meghan Markle Allegedly Believes She and Prince Harry Are Now Stronger Than the 'Outdated' Monarchy

Explore Meghan Markle's ambitious plans as she prepares for a public speaking tour in Australia and aims to create her own 'Camelot' beyond the traditional monarchy.

International Business Times UK

Meghan Markle Branded 'Basically Fergie' by Palace Insiders Over Sydney Tour Plans

Meghan Markle's upcoming speaking engagement at a women-only Sydney retreat has sparked comparisons to Sarah Ferguson, with palace insiders reportedly branding her 'basically Fergie' over the optics of the visit. The Australia trip, billed as private and philanthropic, is reigniting fraught questions about what former royals should and should not…

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Dramatic medals for Hull, Marschall at world indoors

Australia's athletes now have three medals at the world indoor championships after Jessica Hull, in the 3000m, and pole vaulter Kurtis Marschall annexed bronze.

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Kennedy's 'sad' admission as Matildas fall short

Alanna Kennedy is adamant the Matildas can lick their wounds from their Asian Cup final defeat and rebound at next year's World Cup.

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Labor easily wins South Australian election with One Nation beating Liberals into second on primary votes

With 34% of enrolled voters counted for today’s South Australian state election, The Poll Bludger’s results have Labor winning 31 of the 47 lower house seats, the Liberals four, One Nation one and independents one, with ten still in some doubt. This is already a majority for Labor.

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Matildas suffer heartbreak as Japan stunner wins third Women’s Asian Cup crown

Australia fall short despite multiple attempts on goal as Maika Hamano’s shot from outside the box proves the difference in Japan’s 1-0 victory in Sydney

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