To any remaining Wallabies fans out there, you can put down those calculators, at least for a few more hours. Yes, the Wallabies are still alive in this Rugby World Cup. Just. Stream Over 50 Sports Live & On-Demand with Kayo. Join now and start streaming instantly > The margins remain incredibly slim, however, and … Read more
Rain on Saturday forced the World Cup warm-up match between Australia and the Netherlands to be called off after Mitchell Starc claimed a hat-trick in a stellar all-round show. Chasing 167 in a reduced 23-overs-a-side match, the Netherlands were 84-6 in 14.2 overs when rain had the final say in Thiruvananthapuram. Watch every match of … Read more
A weekend of sporting events will impact travellers across Sydney on Sunday, with more than 20 trainlines impacted by changes or delays. Three major events will run over the holiday weekend, including the NRL and NRLW Grand Finals, and the Koori Knockout near Tuggerah. All of the Harbour City’s numbered trainlines, T1-T9, will be impacted … Read more
Price caps and naming and shaming providers that charge too much are among the options currently being considered by government to limit runaway childcare costs, Education Minister Jason Clare has said. Speaking on Sky News on Sunday, Minister Clare said while the government had acted to provide further bill relief to families through increased subsidies, … Read more
Australian Jai Opetaia has defended his world boxing title in dominant fashion, defeating Jordan Thompson via TKO in London on Sunday morning AEST. It had been a long time between fights for the 28-year-old after he beat Mairis Briedis in an epic battle on the Gold Coast last year to claim the IBF and Ring … Read more
Since headline inflation peaked in December of last year, one of the driving forces behind inflationary pressures moderating has been the drop in fuel prices. After peaking in June last year, fuel prices have been placing varying degrees of downward pressure on this consumer price index (CPI/0 component ever since. But with that peak now … Read more
On a day when most Collingwood players were being feted up and down the country, a youngster just about stole the show during the AFL Grand Final medal ceremony. In a classic decider in front of just over 100,000 people on a sunny day at the MCG, the Pies got in front in the dying … Read more
The radical No vote to an Indigenous Voice to Parliament found its own voice in Canberra on Saturday, with the revolutionary Black Peoples Union holding a meeting to reject moderation and reconciliation in favour of a “reckoning” with Australia’s past and political foundation. Keiran Stewart-Assheton, a Wani-Wandi man of the Yuin Nation and national president … Read more
Things are getting heated in Rome at the 44th Ryder Cup. Rory McIlroy, after losing 1-up with Matt Fitzpatrick to Patrick Cantlay and Wyndham Clark, went after Justin Thomas’ caddie, Jim “Bones’’ Mackay, in the parking lot at shortly after the match, the NY Post reports. Why McIlroy was incensed at Mackay was not known, … Read more
Aussie households are wasting almost $20bn a year throwing out food – the equivalent weight of 152 Sydney Harbour Bridges – with retailers raking in more than $1bn from the simple act. The shocking findings from progressive think tank The Australia Institute follow the country’s grocery giants posting massive profits amid a cost-of living crisis … Read more