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Australian U23 Asian Cup Squad Announced

Manchester United's James Overy and QPR's Jaylan Pearman are among the 23 players selected for Australia's U23 squad for the AFC U23 Asian Cup in Qatar. Read the full squad list and tournament details.

Nine-Year-Old Sowar Wins $100k Walkaway Cup at Geraldton

Ageless gelding Sowar, at nine years old, clinched the $100,000 Mount Augustus Tourist Park Walkaway Cup in a gutsy performance. Read the full story of this remarkable win and what's next for jockey Holly Watson.

Melbourne Teen Riot: 15 Arrested, Police Injured

Chaos erupted in Melbourne's CBD as a large group of teens clashed with police, leaving officers injured and leading to 15 arrests. Full details on the disturbance and police response.

US media gloat over 'easy' Socceroos World Cup draw

US soccer analysts are celebrating an 'easy' draw against the Socceroos for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Coach Tony Popovic warns opponents face a 'rude shock' if they underestimate Australia. Full group details and reaction.

Socceroos get favourable World Cup group draw

Australia's Socceroos have drawn hosts USA, Paraguay and a European playoff winner in a manageable 2026 World Cup group, avoiding the tournament's biggest names. Get the full draw details.

Why modern pop music lacks emotional power

New research shows pop melodies have become less complex since 2000, explaining why songs like Queen's Don't Stop Me Now create stronger emotional responses than modern hits.

Melbourne Cup sire St Jean dies in paddock accident

St Jean, the champion sire of Melbourne Cup winner Half Yours, has been euthanised following a paddock accident at Brackley Park in Avenel. The tragedy comes just weeks after his historic triumph.

Wellness Trend Replaces Traditional Schoolies Parties

Geelong's Schoolies celebration is undergoing a dramatic transformation as wellness-focused activities replace traditional partying. Discover how this generational shift is reshaping post-exam traditions.

Storm's Katoa out for 2026 after brain surgery

Melbourne Storm confirm Eli Katoa will miss the 2026 NRL season as he begins a long recovery from serious brain injury suffered playing for Tonga. The club pledges full support.

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