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Feb 12 2026POLITICS

Melbourne’s Protest Plans for Israel’s President

A group of students will meet in a busy train station this Thursday. They want to speak out against what they see as violence in Gaza. The event comes on the last day of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia. Herzog was invited by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after a deadly

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Feb 12 2026POLITICS

A Shake-Up in Australian Politics: A Leader Faces Doubts

In Australia, political waves are stirring as Sussan Ley, the leader of the opposition Liberal Party, faces a potential leadership challenge. This comes just under a year after she took the reins. The spark? Angus Taylor, a senior figure in her shadow cabinet, stepped down. He's not shy about his re

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Jan 27 2026SPORTS

Coco Gauff's Frustration Boils Over at Australian Open

Coco Gauff, the world No. 3 tennis player, had a tough day at the Australian Open. After losing to Elina Svitolina in the quarterfinals, Gauff's frustration got the best of her. She smashed her racket multiple times in a private area, but unfortunately, the moment was caught on camera. Gauff has sp

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

Sinner's Sweat and the Roof: A Hot Topic at the Australian Open

In the scorching heat of the Australian Open, Jannik Sinner found himself in a tight spot. He was up against Eliott Spizzirri, and things were not looking good. Sinner was struggling, his body giving in to the intense heat. But then, something unexpected happened. The roof at Rod Laver Arena closed,

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Jan 24 2026SPORTS

Tennis Triumphs and Turmoil at the Australian Open

The Australian Open saw some intense matches and surprising outcomes. Jannik Sinner, the defending champion, had a tough time against Eliot Spizzirri. Sinner was struggling with cramps and the extreme heat. The roof on Rod Laver Arena had to be closed to give him a break. This change helped him a lo

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Jan 18 2026SPORTS

A Moment of Kindness on the Tennis Court

In the midst of a thrilling tennis match, a young ballkid took a tumble. The scene was the Australian Open, where the sun was blazing and the court was heating up. The ballkid, who had been helping out on the sidelines, suddenly lost balance and fell. It was clear she wasn't feeling well. Zeynep Sö

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Jan 17 2026SPORTS

A Star-Studded Night at Melbourne Park

The Australian Open kicked off its first-ever formal opening ceremony with a bang, and it was clear who stole the spotlight. Roger Federer, the legendary Swiss tennis player, took center stage in a special exhibition match. He teamed up with past champions Andre Agassi and Ash Barty to face off agai

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Jan 17 2026LIFESTYLE

Affordable Australian Cities for Retirement: A Closer Look

Australia is a top pick for retirees from the U. S. thanks to its relaxed lifestyle, stunning landscapes, and English-speaking communities. While big cities like Sydney and Melbourne have high home prices, smaller cities offer a more budget-friendly way of life. Daily expenses, such as groceries, di

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Aussies Down Under and Up in Aspen

Aspen has a special place in the hearts of Australians. For over three decades, Aussies have been flocking to this snowy paradise. They come for the thrilling sports, the warm community, and the stunning winter scenery. It's like a second home to many, especially during their summer months. On Janu

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Jan 13 2026POLITICS

Is Social Media Safe for Kids? A Lawmaker's Fight for Change

A lawmaker from Long Beach is taking a stand against the potential dangers of social media for kids. He believes that Australia's recent move to ban social media for children under 16 is a step in the right direction. After visiting Australia, he returned with new ideas to protect young people in Ca

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