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Paris 2024 Olympics: what you need to know if following from Australia

1. When do the Paris 2024 Olympic Games start?The opening ceremony takes place on Friday, 26 July at 8:24pm Paris time (4:24am AEST on Saturday 27 July), markin

Veteran horse trainers tell parliamentary inquiry selling Rosehill Racecourse would be disastrous for industry

In short: High-profile racehorse trainer Gai Waterhouse AO has fronted a parliamentary inquiry investigating the proposed redevelopment of the Rosehill Racecou

Michael Stutchbury resigns as editor-in-chief of the Australian Financial Review

The editor-in-chief of the Australian Financial Review, Michael Stutchbury, will step down after 13 years in the role, amid a shake-up at Nine Entertainment tha

Revealed – the Aussie city that made the list of the 20 most dangerous in the world… And what the safest place in the country is

An Australian city has been ranked the 18th most dangerous city in the world, with an equal crime and lack-of-safety rating as Mexico's murder capital, Tijuana

Australia to finalise new offshore exploration permits for gas supply

Why Cummins ‘jumped at’ MLC and ‘hadn’t thought’ of the Hundred

Pat Cummins does not make Major League Cricket sound like a tough sell. "It was like, 'do you want to come to the US for a few weeks in summer, be around a team

Boomers’ last-second brilliance foils France

THE Australian Boomers continue to prove their potential ahead of the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics, defeating host nation France by one point

LEGO Australia & NZ Builds Out-of-this World Space Campaign

To empower the next generation to reach for the stars, LEGO Australia has launched an integrated, earned-first campaign that embraces the limitless potential th

CrowdStrike global IT outage a ‘very serious incident’ for Australian economy – ARN

Australian Home Affairs Minister and Senator Clare O’Neil has said the CrowdStrike outage was a “very serious incident for the Australian economy”.

Aussie challenge fizzles out at Royal Troon

Scott was, not for the first time, the leading Australian over the four days, finishing in joint-10th place - his sixth top-10

Australia invests $2.5M in global critical minerals R&D effort – Australian Manufacturing

Image credit: CSIRO A new grant from the Australian Critical Minerals Research and Development Hub (R&D Hub) will support a CSIRO r

Boomers’ Olympic warm-up win soured by Exum’s injury scare

In short:The Boomers have won their final warm-up match before the Olympic Games, defeating host nation France 83-82.Danté Exum left the game in the second qua