International Swimming Bosses Preparing For A World-First Event For Transgender Competitors 24/07/2023
International swimming bosses are preparing to take the plunge and push ahead with a world-first event for elite transgender competitors.
The Opera House will be lit up in honour of the Matildas if the Aussie women make it to the finals of the World Cup.
The first train inside the $14bn Metro tunnel was due to hit the tracks in the early hours of this morning, as the city-shaping project begins months of live testing.
The mothers of children allegedly indecently assaulted by a Whyalla school teacher have described the case as “every parent’s worst nightmare”.
Pink power has prevailed at the Australian box office over the weekend as audiences fell in love with the new Barbie movie.
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Australia’s Worst-Ever Pedophile Will Serve National Record Sentence 22/07/2023
Sam Kerr Creating Same Iconic Cathy Freeman Olympic Moment At Women’s World Cup 20/07/2023
Commonwealth Games 21/07/2023
People In China Spending Nearly $8m A Day On Australian Property 19/07/2023
Number Of Refugee Claims Made By People Arriving In Australia Doubles 18/07/2023
New Scheme Intercepts Call-Back Scams 17/7/23
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