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Dfat making ‘urgent inquiries’ after reports Australian man captured while fighting for Ukraine has been killed

Australian government holds ‘grave concerns’ for welfare of Oscar Jenkins, a 32-year-old teacher from Melbourne

The Guardian - AU

England squander big chance as Australia defend meagre total in Women’s Ashes ODI

Australia took a four points-to-nil lead in the multi-format series after Alana King and Kim Garth starred with the ball at Melbourne’s Junction Oval

The Guardian - AU

England slump to second successive Ashes series one-day international loss

Australian leg-spinner Alana King took four for 25 as England were dismissed for 159 in pursuit of 181 to win in Melbourne.

The Independent UK

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Australian Open 2025: Rohan Bopanna, Nicolas Barrientos make first-round exit

NEW DELHI: Former world number one Rohan Bopanna and his new Colombian partner Nicolas Barrientos lost to Pedro Martinez and Jaume Munar of Spain in the first round of the Australian Open men's doubles competition in Melbourne on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Teen sensation Fonseca stuns world No.9 Rublev at Open

US Open runner-up Taylor Fritz, Brazilian teen Joao Fonseca and Denmark's Holger Rune are among those through to the second round of the Australian Open.

AAP

Emma Raducanu beats service issues to win Melbourne opener

The former US Open champion hit 15 double faults in a 7-6 (4) 7-6 (2) victory.

The Independent UK

Joe McGuire's unique path to college football pinnacle

Two mates from Melbourne with AFL pedigrees, Joe McGuire and James Rendell, will be rivals in the US college football championship decider.

AAP

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Olympic sprint king Tebogo to run at Melbourne meet

Botswana's first Olympic gold medallist, sprinter Letsile Tebogo, will be the star attraction at the Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne in March.

AAP

'Who knows': warning before $2m home slid down cliff

A clifftop home destroyed by a landslide that hospitalised a man was the site of another slip less than two weeks earlier, which left council workers on alert.

AAP

Melbourne DJ Courtney Mills Remembered As A ‘Shining Star’ Following Her Tragic Death In Bali

"She was such a bright, sparkling, shining, joyful person, and that's how we're going to remember her."

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King 'bloody stoked' with Australia's unlikely ODI win

Australia have grabbed a crucial early lead in the women's Ashes after defending a paltry 180 in the second ODI against England at the Junction Oval.

AAP

Australia beat England by 21 runs: Women’s Ashes second cricket one-day international – as it happened

Australia defend a meagre total as England’s run chase falls short in the second match of the series at the Junction Oval

The Guardian - UK

Main man de Minaur, super talent Jones to open the Open

Alex de Minaur, the country's big Australian Open hope, and young super talent Emerson Jones headline the day-three action at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Djokovic overcomes stutter to move into second round at Australian Open

Ten-time Novak Djokovic overcame a hesitant start on Monday against the unseeded American Nishesh Basavareddy to advance to the second round at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

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The Independent UK

Naomi Osaka reveals impact of LA wildfires with flames ‘three blocks away’ from house

The four-time grand slam champion is in Melbourne for the Australian Open while fires devastate her home city

International Business Times

Djokovic Joins Alcaraz, Sinner In Melbourne Round Two But Kyrgios Out

Novak Djokovic survived a scare in his quest for tennis history before joining Carlos Alcaraz and defending champion Jannik Sinner in the second round of the Australian Open on Monday.

AAP

Australian Open might be my last, wounded Kyrgios says

Beaten Australian showman Nick Kyrgios says his body is unlikely to allow him to return to Melbourne Park in the singles draw in 2026 and beyond.

AAP

Goulding's last-second bomb breaks New Zealand hearts

Melbourne United have notched their second last-second win in a row, Chris Goulding's 10th three-pointer seeing off the New Zealand Breakers

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AAP

Triple threat: wildcard's unusual path to Open success

Wildcard James McCabe is grateful to have dual rugby great Sonny Bill Williams in his corner as the Australian scored a maiden grand slam win in Melbourne.

Evening Standard

Australian Open 2025: Emotional Jodie Burrage sets up Coco Gauff showdown as Harriet Dart battles through

Two British women already through to second round in Melbourne

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Top 5 Design Factors a WordPress Development Company Uses to Work on Your Website Design Melbourne Project

Believe it or not, we’ve all come across unattractive and poorly designed websites that fail to engage visitors. You probably won't remember the last time you opened such a website because they have zero impact on visitors.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Albanese and Dutton trade barbs; LA fires death toll hits 24; and a plea to stop cringing at Sydney

PM calls Coalition rally in Melbourne a ‘damp squib’ as opposition leader faces pressure to announce some new policies

The Guardian - AU

Ajla Tomljanović exacts swift revenge on strong day for home contingent at Australian Open

The veteran secured revenge on a player she lost to just nine days ago to book her place in the second round along with seven other Australians

AAP

Wildcards Gibson, McCabe lead Aussie charge at the Open

Young wildcards Talia Gibson, James McCabe and Tristan Schoolkate are among a raft of local winners on day two of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

The Guardian - AU

The deadliest beings on the planet: can the bacteriophage help in our fight against superbugs?

Antimicrobial resistance threatens many of the gains of modern medicine, making even routine surgery much riskier. Some scientists believe phages, lurking in every corner of the planet, offer hope

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