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Tour de France: Jonathan Milan wins stage eight; Australian Kaden Groves misses out
Australian sprinter Kaden Groves has come his closest yet to winning a Tour de France stage, but had to settle
Elroy Buresh
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Wimbledon 2025: Novak Djokovic Avenges 2021 Defeat, Surpasses Roger Federer For Most Third Round Appearance
Serbian tennis icon Novak Djokovic marched to the third round of the ongoing Wimbledon tournament, defeating home favourite Daniel Evans
Elroy Buresh
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Worms Can Smell Death, and It Strangely Alters Their Fertility and Fitness
Learn how this species of worm detects death, resulting in a range of behavioral and physiological responses...
Elroy Buresh
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Asian stocks edge up as US trade deals, fiscal health in focus
Asian stocks edge up as US trade deals, fiscal health in focus
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And After All That, TikTok Could Still Go ‘Poof’
Months after ‘the ban,’ there’s no telling what happens to TikTok next in the US. After inching oh-so-close to a
Elroy Buresh
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Calcium channel inhibition promotes cardiac regeneration, offering hope for heart failure treatment
Researchers report a discovery in cardiac regeneration that offers new hope for the treatment of ischemic heart failure. Published in
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Christina Ricci never wants to play a mother
Actress Christina Ricci has declared she never wants to play a mother onscreen because she's convinced her feelings about being
Elroy Buresh
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Could a US tariff war be on the cards for the UK?
It could be that the best chance of blocking any tariff war lies inside the vast US economy, where inflation
Elroy Buresh
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‘Island of warmth’: How a table tennis school is rehabilitating children displaced by the war in Ukraine
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth year, humanitarian activists in Australia are supporting children traumatised by the
