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Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters raises eyebrows by choosing the Broncos star at fullback over James Tedesco for Thursday night's clash against the Kiwis, outlining his reasons for overlooking the 2026 Clive Churchill Medallist.
The Rugby League World Cup exists in a constant state of change, but ahead of the tournament opener between Australia and New Zealand, the much-maligned tournament can prove less can be more.
There is plenty of blame to share and no shortage of schadenfreude at data centre player Firmus’ failure to launch. But it’s hardly a “great loss for Australia”.
With the men's and women's Rugby League World Cup officially launched, Samoa are looking to repeat their fairytale run to the 2022 final.
Elon Musk has always been a mixed blessing for Wall Street. Now, as the AI party rolls on, he is testing the limits of the debt boom.
The US president’s latest attempt to create a global tariff regime is being tested by the same panel of judges that deemed his previous attempts illegal. He may have to start again.
Nathan Cleary is already the dominant player of his era, and his Dally M victory confirms a greatness that has been evident for years.
Matt Hauser barges his way through to claim victory in the World Triathlon Championship Finals, while Lauren Parker writes herself into the record books with a sixth world championship crown.
Global fund managers have been buying back into the Indian sharemarket over the past two months to diversity away from the volatile AI trade.
Almost two years into Donald Trump’s second term, the global economy is looking for ways to distance itself from the United States.
Teenager Leihani Zoric almost didn't compete in El Salvador, but now she's the youngest ISA Under 18 World Junior Champion in history, and the first Indigenous world champion surfer.
It’s no surprise Fed chair Kevin Warsh avoided direct references to the war in the Middle East last week. But the consequences of Trump’s misguided adventure are impossible to ignore.
It’s no surprise Fed chair Kevin Warsh avoided direct references to the war in the Middle East last week. But the consequences of Trump’s misguided adventure are impossible to ignore.
Australia defeats Italy 81-57 to win the men's IWBF World Championships final in Canada, giving the Rollers their third title in the tournament's history.
Traders and strategists say there is an increasing probability that the central bank will go harder than expected, adding to concerns about a recession.
Jamie Beaton has 12 advanced degrees from Harvard, Yale, Oxford and other top universities, with more on the way. In his spare time, he founded a company worth $840 million.
The president of World Athletics says the body will not change its position on banning athletes from Russia.
Elena Rybakina already took Aryna Sabalenka's world number one ranking, now she takes her US Open title as well.
Australia's women's wheelchair basketball team has begun its World Championships campaign in Canada, with one eye on Brisbane 2032.
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Elena Rybakina becomes world number one for the first time by reaching the US Open semifinals, despite defending champion and current top-ranked player Aryna Sabalenka still being alive in the tournament.
A short-handed Australian team is still alive and into the quarterfinals at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup despite surrendering a 20-point three-quarter-time lead against Italy.
The Opals make it two wins from two games at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, beating Türkiye 87-71 after both teams were woken up in the middle of the night by a fire alarm at their hotel.
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Chasing another podium finish at the World Cup, the Opals complete an entertaining 70-54 win over Puerto Rico in Berlin.
Football's major governing bodies continue to fight over the failed plan by FIFA president Gianni Infantino to sell off the rights for the World Cup, with the global governing body accusing European body UEFA of a "smear campaign" against the president.
Their start-up was hacked by rogue OpenAI agents in July. Now it has been snapped up by Nvidia.
A letter from the Bank of England’s governor highlights the shaky ground that the global economy and financial system are on.
Donald Trump’s trade wars and the war in the Middle East have stepped up the threat of a build-up in global debt. When will it implode?
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Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.
Australia’s five-time Olympic champion was sidelined from the recent Commonwealth Games with glandular fever and a broken wrist, but now she’s relishing the challenge of having to "chase" her competitors.
The Hockeyroos have missed out on their dream of making another World Cup final after their improbable run to the semis was sunk by a late goal in a 1-0 defeat to Argentina.
European football's governing body, UEFA, is preparing a criminal complaint against embattled FIFA president Gianni Infantino over his failed plan to sell commercial stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
The Matildas are firmly entrenched in preparations for next year's Women's World Cup, and have lined up Colombia as they look to address their future sooner rather than later.
The pressure on the embattled FIFA president remains immense but he receives a major boost from one of his most vocal opponents.
Nikita Tszyu and Ben Mahoney both put their undefeated records on the line for a chance to fight IBF super welterweight world champion, England's Josh Kelly. Follow live.
A desperate Donald Trump is searching for a way out of his pointless war and drawing out the agony for the US and the world.
The Canadians’ preparedness to walk away from talks with their US counterpart is the latest sign that Donald Trump’s bulldozer approach may be reaching its limits.
A robot has beaten the 100 metres human world record held by Jamaican sprinting great Usain Bolt at this year's World Humanoid Robot Games.
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FIFA's chief operating officer, Kevin Lamour, leaves soccer's governing body, weeks after publicly criticising president Gianni Infantino.
America’s financial tentacles spread across the globe and governments know that trying to escape them risks irritating the tempestuous US president.
The world record for the men's 1,500m freestyle, an event once dominated by Grant Hackett and Kieren Perkins, has been smashed by German star Johannes Liebmann.
The Kookaburras and Hockeyroos' last major tournament was Paris 2024 where they exited in the quarter-finals. They have both experienced significant change since then, and are determined to start their new eras with success at the World Cup.
Italian teenage swimming sensation Sara Curtis has broken the world 50m backstroke world record again, just a day after eclipsing the mark of Australian great Kaylee McKeown.
Italian teenager Sara Curtis has set a new world record in the women's 50m backstroke, beating the mark previously held by Australian great Kaylee McKeown.
The impact of last week’s historic intervention to prop up the yen is already fading. That signals risks for Japan, the US and the rest of the world.
David Gallop was Football Australia CEO when Gianni Infantino took over the FIFA presidency from the corruption-stained run of Sepp Blatter, he says Infantino's World Cup proposal stank.
FIFA has scrapped plans to sell a stake in the World Cup after the move caused a major backlash.
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Just a month ago, 24-year-old Leopold Aschenbrenner was the hottest thing on Wall Street. But the AI trade’s sudden reversal has left his firm in tatters.
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FIFA president Gianni Infantino earns more criticism after unveiling a brazen plan to "unleash the commercial potential" of the World Cup.
AI chip stocks are plunging around the world as doubts about big tech spending grow – but beneath the surface, a big shift is protecting investors.
An investment vehicle founded by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is expected to be a lead investor.
A stunning strike from World Cup minnows Cabo Verde against Argentina is voted as the goal for the tournament.
America’s finances are already parlous, and they are deteriorating. Donald Trump’s ever-changing trade war is not helping matters.
Software giant Atlassian and property group Dexus (ASX: DXS) have topped out their 39-storey hybrid timber tower above Central Station, claiming the title of the world's tallest hybrid timber building at 180 metres - 100 metres taller than the previous record holder, Milwaukee's 25-storey Ascent tower. The $1.4 billion Atlassian Ce...
It might be more than 60 years ago, but Homebush Boys High's 1965 Waratah Shield win remains a fond memory for the likes of Gordon Bray, John Symond and John Coates.
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