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Josh Inglis brings up his hundred with a six off Jofra Archer.

They bowled their country’s fastest ever ODI spell. But England’s pacemen still suffered a historic defeat

For all the pace of Mark Wood and Jofra Archer, Josh Inglis and friends simply sent the ball skidding to the boundary even faster.

  • Dan Walsh

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The best economic data show that, on average, people are working fewer hours than ever.

Devoted nap-takers laud benefits of sleeping on the job

Those who make a habit of workday napping are a secret society of sorts, but there’s clear evidence that catching a few Zs is good for you.

  • Cathy Bussewitz
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaking to workers at the Whyalla steelworks in South Australia on Thursday.

Why Albanese and Dutton are tripling down on a struggling steel mill

Canberra’s pledge to shield blue-collar workers from a wipeout of the Whyalla steelworks has immediate political upside, but is it throwing good money after bad?

  • Mike Foley
AI automations are all the rage, but they can be a lot of work for very little result.
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‘Hey ChatGPT, is Gen Z the canary in the AI coalmine?’

From homework to get-rich schemes, younger users are the first to explore generative AI’s potential – and encounter its setbacks.

  • Tim Biggs
A successful offer for Domain could have a significant impact on both its major shareholder Nine Entertainment, and its News Corp-controlled rival REA Group.

$2.7 billion bid for Domain puts Nine in a bind

The real estate site has been a sub-par performer for its majority owner, but accepting the cash offer would have profound implications for the media sector.

  • Colin Kruger
The statistics that actually matter in the NRL: Phil Gould, Anthony Seibold and Mitchell Moses.

The numbers your NRL team needs to be successful in 2025

NRL clubs spend huge sums on data and analysis, but there’s an art to gleaning a genuine edge from the of mass of numbers.

  • Dan Walsh
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AFL Joe Daniher.

Movers and shake-ups: Your guide to each AFL club’s positional changes

New year, new beginning. On the eve of a new season, every AFL club is managing changes of personnel. Catch up on all the positional moves, potential or otherwise, with our club-by-club guide.

  • Andrew Wu, Marc McGowan, Jon Pierik, Michael Gleeson, Scott Spits and Peter Ryan
NRL Top 50, 10-1

NRL’s top 50 players: We reveal the No.1 player in the game

Expert judges from this masthead and Nine’s Wide World of Sports have combined to produce the definitive list of the top 50 players in the NRL. Today, we reveal the top ten.

Jack Schafer shifted from a job in government to one mowing lawns.

‘They thought I was crazy’: Why Jack quit corporate life to mow lawns

Studies show people change jobs every three years on average, and increasingly they’re shifting to service-based roles and trades.

  • Emily Chantiri
It’s becoming clear that Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky can no longer rely on US assistance. Donald Trump wants a deal with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and wants it fast.

It’s not your imagination: Trump siding with Putin on Ukraine is scary

Donald Trump’s personal attack on Volodymyr Zelensky and his adoption of Putin’s talking points raise the question of who will stand up for truth and decency.

  • Michael Koziol

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