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Chaos reigns in S5000 race restart

There was drama on the S5000 race restart in race one a James Golding and Aaron Cameron speared off the road.

AFL 2023 round 13 LIVE updates: Plucky Hawks stay in touch with more-fancied Lions

Follow all the Saturday AFL action live as Hawthorn host the Brisbane Lions, Adelaide face West Coast and Fremantle do battle with Richmond.

Vunivalu opens Reds account

Suliasi Vunivalu opens the Reds account against the Chiefs in Hamilton,

Wilson rocked by Chiefs forwards

Harry Wilson is rocked by two Chiefs forwards in the Super Rugby Pacific finals in Hamilton.

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher denies misleading parliament over Brittany Higgins’ rape allegation

Senator Gallagher told reporters it was “never true” that she had known about Higgins’ allegations for weeks, or that Labor had decided to weaponise them.

Turbo boost for Blues: Sea Eagles star shakes head at Origin doubts

Tom Trbojevic says he would have been ready for Origin II even if he hadn’t played this weekend due to concussion, and believes the same applies to Latrell Mitchell.

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Gallagher admits to knowing about Higgins allegations

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has denied misleading parliament but admitted she knew about Brittany Higgins' allegations ahead of time.

Firefighters rush to extinguish car mid-race

There were frantic scenes in the opening National Sports Sedan Series race at Winton when one car went up in flames.

‘People still want to buy’: Carlton North terrace sells for $1.38 million

The buyer made just one $5000 bid to snap up the Victorian terrace, in an auction where bidders tried tactics to get a result.

If you can’t beat them, cohabitate: Paris’s plan for rats and residents

Paris has an estimated rat population of six million. After years of trying to eradicate them, the city’s mayor wants to investigate how residents and the rodents can live in harmony.

Sex chromosomes to oratorio: Scientist says it’s time to stop singing about Adam and Eve

Evolutionary geneticist Jenny Graves has dedicated her life to pioneering global scientific breakthroughs. But for years, another creative pursuit was bubbling away in her head.

The unlikely supporter in the case for cracking down on nangs

Legalise Cannabis Australia MP Jeremy Buckingham has flagged limits on the sale of nitrous oxide bulbs.

Latest indictment shows that things are getting sticky for Teflon Don

Trump’s ongoing and grave legal woes could also distract him from the 2024 election, or force him to plan campaigns around his court appearances.

Tackle debate: Matthews says players are now liable, as Beveridge calls for ‘civil test’

AFL great Leigh Matthews has declared tacklers now have a duty of care, coming as Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge says he hopes the match review panel will eventually use “the civil test” and decide on punishing tackles by whether a player was intending to hurt the other player.