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Evenepoel wins Tour de France time trial, Pogačar takes yellow jersey
Remco Evenepoel lives up to his favourite's tag in the individual time trial by winning stage five of the Tour de France as defending champion Tadej Pogačar's tops the general classification.
Trump reveals more tariffs to be imposed on August 1
US President Donald Trump sends letters to more countries outlining new tariff rates that will come into effect next month unless they agree to new trade deals.
Djokovic survives early scare to set up Wimbledon clash with Sinner
Chasing a 25th major singles title, Novak Djokovic gets past Flavio Cobolli in the quarterfinals, while world number one Jannik Sinner also wins through to the last four.
Brisbane house rents hold at record high
For the first time in three years, rental prices have not increased. But that is not necessarily good news for renters.
Former top RBA official accuses central bank of lacking confidence
Former RBA assistant governor Luci Ellis describes the decision by the monetary policy board to wait before cutting rates again as "uncharitable".
Why interpreting live music through Auslan is about more than just lyrics
While familiar at emergency announcements and press conferences, Auslan interpreters are now becoming increasingly common at concerts.
Koalas spend just a few minutes risking their lives on the ground each day
Koalas spend 20 hours a day sleeping, and most of the rest eating. But a new study focuses on a tiny fraction of the day when they're at their most vulnerable.
Unredacted document provides insight into information requests
An expert says seeing what was meant to be hidden from a document detailing concerns about youth detainees offers a rare glimpse into what the public is allowed to know.
Warnings over 'catastrophic' gas leaks after home blast kills 85yo
Authorities warn homeowners to have regular safety checks on gas appliances after a house fire started by a suspected LPG explosion fatally injured an elderly northern NSW man.
Laws to force IVF providers to notify 'serious adverse events' delayed
The Queensland government says it needs more time to consult on a suite of new laws which would force IVF providers to notify health authorities of "serious adverse events".