Young’s double helps Raiders to chaotic win
Magic Round is off to a memorable start, with Canberra surviving two sin-binnings to beat Canterbury on the back of a try-scoring double to Hudson Young.
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NSW Police have arrested three A-League Men's players in Sydney for allegedly manipulating the amount of yellow cards they received for betting purposes.
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No one has emerged as the top-tier winner of the $100 million Powerball draw, meaning the jackpot increases to $150 million next week.
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Slash migration to free up housing, Dutton vows
Peter Dutton pledges to drastically slash migration in bid to free up 100,000 homes over five years, reports MICHELLE GRATTAN.
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University international student intake to be capped
Laws setting a limit on the number of students from overseas that higher education providers can take each year have been introduced to federal parliament.
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University protesters ignore orders to remove camps
Pro-Palestine protesters continue to occupy a university building, prompting classes to be cancelled, as rallies continue at other campuses around the nation.
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Jordan Rapana thought injury had ended his career earlier this season, but the Canberra fullback is back and pondering another campaign at age 35 next year.
The Australian jobless rate has moved higher to 4.1 per cent despite a stronger-than-expected 38,500 employment increase.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spoken out against comments made by a Labor senator after she called Israel's violence in Gaza a genocide.
The ACT Brumbies are wary of the lowly Crusaders ahead of their Heritage Round showdown with the 11-times Super Rugby champions in Canberra.
Australia's medical regulator is investigating claims dentists are encouraging patients to access their super to pay for dental treatments.
Former prime minister Scott Morrison's AUKUS talks with Donald Trump were met with a "warm reception", soothing worries over the defence alliance's future.
Wages have already been growing faster than inflation and the gap widened further in the March quarter, although not by as much as analysts had expected.
Ricky Stuart is set to coach Canberra until the end of 2029 after he was handed a new four-year deal.
Police will be given the power to impose immediate licence suspensions immediately on drivers who choose to drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol under the Road Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2023, which has passed the Assembly.
Even the richest Australian will receive cost-of-living help, the prime minister insists, because pressures are felt throughout the income scale.
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