Analysis
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- Matildas
Sam Kerr ‘tracking well’ to start first match in Australia in two years
After sitting out Friday’s thrashing of New Zealand, the Chelsea striker appears set to make an appearance for the Matildas in Adelaide in Tuesday night’s rematch.
- Emma Kemp
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- Formula 1
McLaren made their worst call of the season. Oscar Piastri has suffered again
Oscar Piastri will head to the final race in Abu Dhabi in third after a pit stop blunder saw Max Verstappen claim victory in Qatar and overtake the Australian in the drivers’ championship.
- Matthew Clayton
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- Sharemarket
Why our ‘old world’ sharemarket is trailing the world in 2025
Our reliance on China when its economy is weak, and a period of weak corporate profits have played against the local bourse.
- Clancy Yeates
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- Australian cricket
He survived Starc’s sledging and bouncers. Now he’s a potential Test opener
After a fiery showdown with Mitchell Starc, Victorian Campbell Kellaway stood up to the short ball again, and pummelled England.
- Dan Walsh
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- Political leadership
Why the PM’s Lodge wedding passes the pub test
Until Saturday, an Australian head of government had never got hitched while in office.
- James Massola
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- The Ashes
Why England can rise from Perth pummelling to level series in Brisbane
Tourists have the bowlers to make the pink ball sing and if they can hold their line, length and nerve then the Australians will be tested.
- Geoff Lawson
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- Aviation
Airbus A320 grounding to have ‘ripple effects’ for days
Removal of 6000 A320s from global fleets, even for a single day, will upset the tightly choreographed schedules that airlines around the world depend on.
- Chris Zappone
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- US politics
The National Guard shooter fired at America’s heart. The response will be brutal
In this already febrile climate around immigration, the attack has set off a visceral response. And it is not limited to Afghan refugees.
- Michael Koziol
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- Wallabies
The good, the bad and the ugly: Looking under the hood of a bizarre Wallabies season
After a bright start, the wheels came off for Australia during the spring tour. But compared to other dire seasons, the positives only accentuated the pain for fans.
- Iain Payten
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- Pop culture
Ariana Grande has worked for this moment her whole life. But will it be enough to win her an Oscar?
Universal Pictures has spent more than two years branding Wicked as a serious contender this awards season. But the pop superstar bringing home a statuette will be determined by more than her critically acclaimed performance.
- Bronte Gossling
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