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Jofra Archer encouraged by progress after injury torment: ‘Everything is going to plan’

Archer impressed in the fourth ODI against Australia as he returned to Lord’s for the first time since his breakthrough summer in 2019

The Independent UK

Wallabies fall to defeat again as All Blacks’ superiority continues

The Wallabies suffered a Bledisloe Cup black-out in Wellington, blowing another bright start against the All Blacks to fall to a crushing 33-13 loss

The Guardian - AU

All Blacks' second-half show overpowers Wallabies

The Wallabies led 13-12 in the 40th minute but didn't score another point in the second Bledisloe Cup Test, losing 33-13 to the All Blacks in Wellington.

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US approves possible sale of missiles to Australia

The US Pentagon has approved the possible sale of up to 100 advanced anti-radiation guided missiles to Australia with an estimated price of $579 million.

AAP

UCI World Championships Road Race 2024 live stream: How to watch cycling free

The final weekend of cycling's Road Worlds is here and we've got everything you need to watch live streams of the women's and men's road races from anywhere, potentially for free.

Tom’s Guide

New Zealand v Australia LIVE: Result and reaction after All Blacks finish Rugby Championship with impressive win

New Zealand 33-13 Australia: The hosts controlled the contest after a fast Wallabies start to secure back-to-back Bledisloe Cup wins

The Independent UK

Batting will decide who wins the T20 World Cup crown: Jess Jonassen

NEW DELHI: Having been an integral part of the Australian women's success story for over a decade, which includes influential performances at T20 World Cup triumphs, watching the extravaganza unfold as a spectator will surely hurt Jess Jonassen.

The Times of India

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Rohit Sharma 'nightmare' returns to haunt Mitchell Starc at Lord's - Watch

Mitchell Starc was put to sword like never before in an ODI when Australia took on England in the fourth match of the series at Lord's on Friday, brutally bringing back the nightmare memory of India captain Rohit Sharma plundering the pacer during the T20 World Cup earlier this year.

The Times of India

When does daylight saving start in Australia in 2024 and what time do clocks go forward?

Time jumps ahead an hour on first Sunday of October each year in four states and the ACT – and remains controversial among Queenslanders and sleep scientists

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos defender Circati ruptures ACL

The Socceroos have received a devastating blow early in Tony Popovic's tenure, with talented young defender Alessandro Circati rupturing his left ACL.

AAP

World’s first bionic eye brings hope for blindness

With all the technological advancements in the world, we have solutions for nearly every problem. There has been a major medical breakthrough in reshaping the future of blindness treatment. Researchers from Monash University in Australia have developed the world’s first bionic eye. This offers hope to millions of people suffering…

The Times of India

12 photos of electric celebrations as International Team mounts massive comeback at 2024 Presidents Cup

What a day for the International Team.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Acrobatic hopefuls flip into circus degree restart

Aspiring aerialists are being tested on their backflips and handstands as Australia's only degree in circus starts taking new students again.

AAP

Harry Brook says improved form was ‘a matter of time’ as England beat Australia

After a maiden ODI century at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday, Brook appeared to be at the top of his game as he peeled off 87 from 58 balls at Lord’s.

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Firepower and power-hitting, the pieces fall into place for England’s ODI side in victory over Australia

England set up a thrilling decider after coming back from 2-0 down to level series with 186-run win at Lord’s

AAP

The 'invisible' magic of Australia's 2100 small schools

Small schools are the beating heart of many Australian rural towns but their benefits can be lost on policymakers, leaving families to fight for their future.

Evening Standard

Resurgent England thrash Australia to set up tantalising ODI series decider

Harry Brook leads by example as hosts win fourth clash by 186 runs at Lord’s to force winner-takes-all Bristol finale

The Independent UK

England’s bowlers put Australia to the sword to set up series decider

Matthew Potts claimed four for 38 as England backed up their win in Chester-le-Street.

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The Guardian - UK

Potts bowls England to big win over Australia after Livingstone onslaught

England beat Australia by 186 runs to level their five-match series at 2-2, with Matthew Potts taking 4-38 and Liam Livingstone hitting 62 not out off 27 balls

The Canberra Times

When magpies attack: a city's love-hate relationship with its birds

Newcomers look to the trees with fear while locals find ways to cope.

Newcastle Herald

Bulldozer might be the best thing for Newcastle's old post office

Letters: 'Let's face it, the inner city needs a lift.'

AAP

Unisuper members call for divestment in NT gas

Climate scientists and academics have called on UniSuper to uphold its climate commitments and denounce investment in the Beetaloo Basin.

AAP

Palestinian recognition the 'momentum towards peace'

Australia's foreign minister has called for a clear timeline for the declaration of a Palestinian state help to quell conflict.

AAP

Captains give Anzac Day Bledisloe Test the tick

The New Zealand and Australian captains have given their approval to future Bledisloe Cup series including a Test on Anzac Day.

AAP

'Israel must comply': Wong's fresh warning in UN speech

No state should pretend the rules of war don't apply to them, Australia's foreign minister will tell the United Nations General Assembly.

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