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Trump escapes punishment in New York hush money case
The US president-elect has been slapped on the wrist with wet lettuce.
- Farrah Tomazin
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- Australian cricket
The England star who shapes as the next Tendulkar
Sure, Australian cricket is on a high. But England are in the box seat for the Ashes – and in Harry Brook they have a young star who shapes as a generational talent.
- Greg Chappell
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- US politics
Term-limited and immune from accountability, Trump’s power is unprecedented
If Trump dismantles American democracy, Australia must answer a tough question.
- Bruce Wolpe
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- Test cricket
Why a rookie was picked to tour Sri Lanka – but Glenn Maxwell wasn’t
This squad is less about next summer’s Ashes series and more about India in two years’ time.
- Tom Decent
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- Australian Open
The full draw: Australian Open matches to watch, and those to wait for
The Australian Open takes centre stage again on Sunday. We take look at what to expect in the first round and beyond.
- Scott Spits
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- Test cricket
Webster reminded the nation not to lose hope. These men can follow his lead
At 31, Beau Webster joins a growing list of late bloomers to don the Baggy Green.
- Nick Wright
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- Test cricket
From boating accident to bolter: Why Cooper Connolly is on the plane to Sri Lanka
Australia’s newest Test tourist is heading to Sri Lanka with limited first-class experience, a bizarre history of injuries and a skill set that could serve well on the subcontinent for years to come.
- Dan Walsh
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- Australian Open
Sinner v Alcaraz: Why the dream final could finally be realised at Melbourne Park
World No.1 Jannik Sinner and four-time grand slam champion Carlos Alcaraz have the best rivalry in men’s tennis – but they’re yet to meet in a major final.
- Marc McGowan
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- Australian Open
You may not have heard of them, but these five players can shock the Australian Open
The top-ranking stars may have dominated coverage in the lead-up, but who are the dark horses who could spring an upset when the first grand slam of the year kicks off on Sunday?
- Billie Eder
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- Australian Open
No umpires, DJs with loud crowds, and every game’s a tiebreaker: The verdict on Red Bull’s Bassline
A new kind of exhibition aims to allow players and fans to “experience tennis like never before”. So, how did it really go?
- Gemma Grant
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