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smh.com.au | 57 min. ago NEW

Australia’s patched-up batting has reached boiling point. It must change for Cape Town

#Australia #Inning #innings #point #wicket

The rush of wickets that made this innings defeat possible was the boiling of water that has grown steadily hotter for an ageing and patched-up Test batting order for some considerable time.

mirror.co.uk | 2 hrs. 58 min. ago

Trainer guarantees himself a win by saddling all 11 runners in same horse race

#Australia #handicap #horse #race #run #trainer

There were no other takers for a £10,000 handicap to be run at Mackay in Queensland, Australia on Friday other than members of Lachie Manzelmann’s stable

smh.com.au | 3 hrs. 37 min. ago

Player ratings: From the determined and a hundred to a captain’s shocker

#Australia #captain #Inning #innings #Player #run #South Africa

How Australia rated in their innings and 31-run humiliation by South Africa in Gqeberha.

independent.co.uk | 4 hrs. 39 min. ago

South Africa seal win over stubborn Australia to set up series decider

#Australia #over #set #South Africa
theguardian.com | 4 hrs. 57 min. ago

‘Jane Austen is for everyone’: novelist Diana Reid on adapting Sense and Sensibility – and surprising Brits with her accent

#Australia #dive #Love #Pause

The Australian author of Love and Virtue says her nationality didn’t give her pause when she wrote the script, but Ang Lee’s ‘perfect’ 1995 film didThe summer Diana Reid spent writing her film adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, she found herself having some oddly formal conversations down at the pub.

The Australian author used only about 25 lines from Jane Austen’s first published novel for her screenplay, inventing most of the dialogue herself. To be able to mimic that very distinctive voice, Reid had to dive headfirst into studying Austen’s rhythm and sentence structure.“I got so immersed in the language it infected my own speech.

I would be describing someone I just met, and I’d be like, ‘Oh, he was most amiable!’” Reid says, laughing. “It was a kind of insanity.” Continue reading...

smh.com.au | 5 hrs. 41 min. ago

Australia vs South Africa LIVE: Cummins out quickly after Boland as Aussies face second Test defeat

#Australia #Inning #innings #LIV #South Africa

Australia continue their second innings as they try to avoid losing to South Africa on day five of the second Test. Follow along live.

smh.com.au | 11 hrs. 9 min. ago

‘I threw myself into that grief’: How The Babadook became an Australian horror classic

#Australia #Classic

Jennifer Kent’s debut feature flopped in local cinemas – but it soon became a global hit.

smh.com.au | 12 hrs. 10 min. ago

‘More than just tennis’: The Australian Open gets a major fashion makeover

#Australia #Australian Open #tennis #Tournament

As the new official lifestyle outfitter, Boss is bringing a chic, sleek new look to the tournament in 2027.

smh.com.au | 14 hrs. 18 min. ago

‘We’re just showing our support for Helen’: Wangaratta turns orange for Haines

#attack #Australia #turn

As locals continue to grapple with the violent attack on Helen Haines, towns across north-east Victoria are turning to an iconic Australian bird to show solidarity.

smh.com.au | 14 hrs. 35 min. ago

Konstas made a brilliant century, but Australian selectors should consider another NSW batsman

#Australia #batsman #century #green #South Africa

As Australia’s Test batting woes deepened in South Africa, Kurtis Patterson and Sam Konstas sent selectors timely reminders. Could they be back in the baggy green soon?

smh.com.au | 17 hrs. 21 min. ago

Silver Ferns silence Aussie in game two

#Australia #Game #over

The Silver Ferns gain a 2-0 lead over Australia in the Constellation Cup.

smh.com.au | 18 hrs. 28 min. ago

‘Shouldn’t you be hungover?’ Sport’s busiest coach has a plan to turn Tahs into champs

#Australia #Coach #Rugby #turn

Michael Cheika might just be the busiest bloke in Australian rugby. Having helped lead the Roosters to an NRL title, this is how he plans to turn the Waratahs around.

smh.com.au | 20 hrs. 12 min. ago

Brisbane parkland on site of former sewage plant and abattoir wins national award

#Australia #Award

The landscaping project has beaten 26 others from around Australia to take out the prize.

smh.com.au | 20 hrs. 29 min. ago

Australian sprinter charged with child sex offence

#Australia #champion #sprint #sprinter

Australian sprint champion Jake Doran has been charged with a child sex offence in Queensland.

smh.com.au | 21 hrs. 20 min. ago

Aussies crumble to South Africa

#Australia #Match #South Africa #Test match

Australia's batting line up crumbles in Gqeberha as South Africa takes control of the second Test match.

smh.com.au | 21 hrs. 20 min. ago

Coach's telling response to Aussie batting woes

#Australia #Coach

Australian coach Andrew McDonald gave a telling response when asked to sum up his side's batting performance in the second Test.

theage.com.au | 23 hrs. 31 min. ago

Aussies crumbled to South Africa

#Australia #Match #South Africa #Test match

Australia's batting line up crumbles in Gqeberha as South Africa takes control of the second Test match.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

‘On repeat’: Labuschagne’s maddening exit puts Test career in peril

#Australia #Hang

Marnus Labuschagne’s Test career is again hanging by the slimmest of threads after he was out twice in a single humiliating day for Australia.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Australian soccer’s latest club-versus-country fight is actually a sign of progress

#Australia #block #Club #frame #soccer #World Cup

Sydney FC have blocked young gun Akol Akon from going to next month’s under-17s World Cup. It’s tempting to frame the Sky Blues as the villain, but that would be wrong.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Australia vs South Africa LIVE: More Australian wickets tumble after ‘gutless’ tourists forced to follow on

#Australia #four #LIV #South Africa #wicket

Australia have a big job ahead of them as they try to stave off humiliating defeat on day four of the second Test at St George’s Park. Follow along live.

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mirror.co.uk | 1 days ago

King’s former horse storms to £5 million Melbourne Cup favouritism

#Australia #Bahrain #horse #point #race #trophy #winner

Point Of Law, winner of the Bahrain Trophy in the royal silks in July, earned a ‘golden ticket’ for next month’s big race after triumphing on his Australian debut

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Security beefed up at City Hall after threats to councillors

#Australia #United States

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has warned against Australia following the United States’ path of political violence.

dw.com | 1 days ago

Australian MP Helen Haines loses both legs after car attack as suspect appears in court

#attack #Australia #Court #driver

Doctors have amputated both of Helen Haines legs after the Australian lawmaker was hit in an apparent deliberate attack. The suspected driver involved in the attack has appeared in court.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

‘They won’t make the tough decision’: Great slams selectors as Lyon axing backfires

#Australia #Cricket

Australia’s cricket selectors took the soft option to drop Nathan Lyon to recall Scott Boland, according to Darren Berry, and it has backfired spectacularly.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

House prices fall across every capital city in historic plunge

#Australia #fall #Fallen #Record

House prices have fallen across every Australian capital city for the first time in 15 years and had their steepest quarterly fall on record.

theguardian.com | 1 days ago

South Africa v Australia: second men’s cricket Test, day four – live

#Australia #Bat #bowler #Cricket #Draw #duck #four #LIV #Match #over #run #set #South Africa #start #Test match #trophy

Updates as the Proteas host Australia at St George’s ParkPlay start time in Gqeberha is 9.45am local/6.45pm AEDT/8.45am BSTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAlright, friends, we’re set for a big one. Day three in Gqeberha saw the biggest turnaround in a Test match since … well, the previous one in this series in Durban.

Is Temba Bavuma the Matt Renshaw of South Africa? Many are saying it. That was quite an astonishing day’s cricket, and it leaves the hosts more than 400 runs in the lead, while the visitors have already lost Nic Maddinson for his second duck in three hits, and Scott Boland is going to resume this morning having been the nightwatch in the late gloom.For Australia today, the task is simply to bat and bat and bat.

Try to eat up as many overs as possible, while keeping the runs going in order to whittle down that deficit from the imposing proportions that it has now. Do they have the technique and temperament to go long? If they can wipe out day four, then day five won’t pose as much threat, and a draw will mean the visitors at least have the series trophy locked up.

But if South Africa’s bowlers can sustain some damage in the way Australia’s couldn’t, trouble looms. Continue reading...

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian first

#Australia #pass #turn

So-called terramation will become legal in NSW, with several MPs revealing they want their own bodies turned into soil after they die.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

‘Gave me every opportunity’: Lisa Sthalekar’s journey to the top, and her wish for today’s stars

#Australia #Cricket #Hall of Fame

As she is inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, Lisa Sthalekar says authorities must find a way to schedule women’s cricket in the peak of summer.

ft.com | 1 days ago

Australian data centre group falls 44% on profit warning

#Australia #fall #over

NextDC plunge adds to sector woes as Nvidia holds talks over injecting capital into Firmus after failed IPO

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Cheaper rent, brightest minds: Why Melbourne is about to become Australia’s boom city

#Australia #boom #caught

It’s easy to be caught up in pessimism about Melbourne. But opportunities are opening up for workers and employers and an opportunity for “agglomeration”, where networks form and exciting things happen.

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theguardian.com | 1 days ago

Australian researchers identify new subtype of depression linked to body clock disruptions

#Australia #quarter

Study identifies ‘circadian depression’ as affecting nearly a quarter of more than 11,000 participantsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAustralian researchers have identified a new subtype of depression – termed “circadian depression” – linked to disruptions in the body’s internal clock, which they believe is less responsive to traditional antidepressant treatments.In a study published in British Journal of Psychiatry, involving clinical and genetic data from 11,380 Australians with mostly severe and recurrent depression, researchers identified circadian depression as affecting nearly a quarter (23%) of participants.

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smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Bavuma ton puts Proteas on top

#Australia #captain #South Africa

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma hits a career knock to put the Proteas on top of Australia in the second Test.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

Bavuma turns Test match as Australia cornered

#Australia #Corner #Match #Test match #turn

Dan Brettig and Adam Collins analyse how this Test series may just have flipped the script.

smh.com.au | 1 days ago

F1 cult hero heading to Australia

#Australia #drive #F1 #shot

Guenther Steiner shot to fame on F1's Netflix doco Drive to Survive, and he's bringing his sweary humour Down Under for a speaking tour.

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