Sport Integrity Australia has filed three complaints with police as part of an investigation into football misconduct. Sport Integrity Australia has sent three complaints to the police and is continuing to investigate two more as part of its investigation into misconduct off the national football field. Between November 2021 and the end of January, Sport …
A judge has apologized because key issues remain unresolved and another delay affects the embezzlement trial of Guy Sebastian’s ex-manager. Guy Sebastian’s ex-trial judge has apologized to jurors after the “problems” led to less than 90 minutes of evidence on Thursday. Titus Day has pleaded not guilty to 50 charges of fraudulent embezzlement of nearly …
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North Melbourne is putting a “united” front, although it has been confirmed that its list director resigned this week because he did not feel supported. Key points: Glenn Luff was one of three staff members to leave the Kangaroos Kangaroos CEO Ben Amarfio says Luff’s resignation is a “shock” David Noble says he is confident …
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Brisbane Broncos superstar Payne Haas has requested the immediate release of his contract with the club. Dine Weidler of Nine reports that contract negotiations between Haas and the Broncos broke up Wednesday night, and now the NSW Origin star wants to leave. The 22-year-old is hired by the Broncos until 2024, but revoked an agreement …
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New Zealand’s largest king salmon farmer says it is closing some of its farms after global warming caused the massive death of fish, warning that it is a “canary in the coal mine” due to climate change. New Zealand is the world’s largest producer of king salmon, or “chinook”, a highly valued breed that achieves …
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A tiger shark stuck, tagged and released yesterday morning on Sydney’s Tamarama Beach has rekindled the debate over SMART drum lines. Devices are advertised as a non-lethal shark control method because a GPS communications unit sends an alert once an animal has been caught. From here the boats leave and the animal is tagged and …
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An American jury has convicted a self-published romantic novelist, who once wrote an essay entitled How to Kill Your Husband, for shooting her husband four years ago. The Portland jury, made up of seven women and five men, found Nancy Crampton Brophy, 71, guilty of second-degree murder after deliberating for two days over the death …
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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has arrived in the Solomon Islands, the first stop on a tour of eight countries in the Pacific, where he is seeking a comprehensive regional agreement on security and trade. Key points: Yi will meet with Manasseh Sogavare while Australian Foreign Minister is in Fiji China will seek an agreement …
Victorian Prime Minister Daniel Andrews says his government has not received any health advice suggesting that schools should return to remote learning and remain open during the colder months. The comments come after the Independent Education Union said Victorian schools should consider temporarily returning to remote learning and canceling camps due to severe staff shortages …
Voyager 1 is the most man-made object on Earth. After sweeping Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, it is now nearly 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) from Earth in interstellar space. Both Voyager 1 and its twin, Voyager 2, carry small pieces of humanity in the shape of their gold records. These messages in a …