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Djokovic in tears over former coach
Novak Djokovic fought back tears after his second-round win at the Hellenic Championship in Athens. 
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Crown Oaks Day: Race 3 - Inglis Bracelet
Don’t miss a moment of the 2025 Lexus Melbourne Cup Carnival live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now. 
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Why LIV Golf’s latest ‘innovation’ is actually its dying whimper
The rebel competition was supposed to revolutionise golf. Now “evolution” is the name of the game – and tradition is the way forward. 
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Bomb threat: The figures that expose a concerning flaw for the Wallabies
Like it or loathe it, the contestable kick is now a key weapon in modern rugby. And as England demonstrated again last weekend, the Wallabies struggle under the high ball. 
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Jockey John Allen's triumphant final stretch in the Oaks atop Strictly Business
Getta Good Feeling hit the front as the horses charged home, but Strictly Business proved too strong. 
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Gollan eyes Diamonds heist to lay platform for more Sydney riches
Top Queensland trainer Tony Gollan believes Transatlantic can open the door to more Sydney success this season if he can deliver in the Five Diamonds. 
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Egypt's Enany set to lead UNESCO despite criticism of heritage record at home
Khaled El-Enany was elected last month by UNESCO's 58-member Executive Board as the first Arab director-general of the U.N. cultural and education agency despite criticism from heritage groups. 
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Philippine death toll tops 140 as typhoon heads towards Vietnam
Typhoon Kalmaegi is so far the globe's deadliest of 2025 according to disaster database EM-DAT, killing at least 140 people as it makes it's way to Vietnam. 
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Securing the modern meeting room from hidden cyber risks
ShureCloud helps organisations secure modern meeting rooms by integrating AV device management into IT cybersecurity frameworks, reducing hidden cyber risks. 
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Jockey's staggering dental admission after win
Craig Williams reveals to Billy Slater that he had some dental work done hours before riding a winner on Oaks day. 
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‘This is our club, not yours’: How a Socceroo’s Palestine support sparked angst in Germany
Jackson Irvine and FC St Pauli once seemed a perfect match: a socially conscious footballer and Germany’s most progressive club. But a jersey he wore at a music festival has tested that relationship. 
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From tears to cheers: Why Dana Hooker was screaming at her TV last Saturday
Dana Hooker thought her AFLW career could be over last Friday night after losing to Carlton. But a shock result on Saturday has kept the dream alive. 
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Strictly Business storms home in the Oaks
John Allen has ridden Strictly Business to victory in the Oaks at Flemington, beating favourite Getta Good Feeling 
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Race-by-race preview and tips for Port Macquarie on Thursday
All you need to know to pick a winner or two from Thursday’s seven-race card. 
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Trading places: Morgan hunting next big thing after lost chances
Jockey Ash Morgan hopes Thrill Hunter can take him to an iconic race after missing out on chances in the Everest and Melbourne Cup in recent weeks. 
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‘Jofra will love to see it’: England’s verdict on Australia’s Ashes squad
England’s fast bowlers will be relieved not to have to bowl to a rampaging Mitch Marsh in Perth and Jofra Archer will be licking his lips in the Ashes opener. 
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Iwi leaders want hui next week for Te Pati Maori factions
The National Iwi Chairs Forum says it is working towards getting both factions of Te Pati Maori to a hui in Wellington next week. 
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