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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has launched a formal review of a defense pact worth hundreds of billions of dollars that former President Joe Biden made with Australia and the United Kingdom,
South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada comes back from suspension to take five Australia wickets in World Test Championship final.
The professional soccer players' association calls for gambling on yellow cards to be banned in the wake of the A-League's second match fixing scandal in 12 months.
Australia batsman Steve Smith hopes the variable bounce at Lord’s will help them make further inroads into South Africa’s fragile batting line-up on the second day of the World Test Championship final on Thursday.
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President Donald Trump's administration has launched a formal review of a defense pact that former President Joe Biden made with Australia and the United Kingdom allowing Australia to acquire conventionally armed nuclear submarines,
Victory Metals’ Brendan Clark says heavy rare earths are emerging as a geopolitical imperative in an increasingly fragile world and nations like the U.S. must urgently build refining and mining capacity to safeguard national security.
Australia’s pension funds are rapidly boosting their allocations to the heavyweights of US finance as rivalry heats up for access to the country’s A$4.1 trillion ($2.7 trillion) retirement pot.
OSAKA, Japan (AP) — Japan and South Korea ended successful 2026 World Cup qualification campaigns on a high with emphatic home victories over Indonesia and Kuwait respectively on Tuesday. In Osaka, Daichi Kamada scored after 15 minutes to set Japan, preparing for an eighth consecutive World Cup, on its way to a 6-0 victory.
End of financial year sales for new cars aren’t just great for people shopping for a deal - they’re also an important opportunity for manufacturers to move metal off their books. Battery-powered models are selling slowly in 2025,
Will Goodge says, felt like a “revolving nightmare,” an unending cycle of running and eating, running and eating until it was eventually time to sleep.