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‘I Owe It to My Sister’: Brave Sports Presenter Mel McLaughlin’s Harrowing Battle with Lung Cancer Revealed Beloved Australian sports presenter Mel McLaughlin, 46, diagnosed with stage 2 lung cancer and undergoes surgery to remove half of her left lung McLaughlin’s diagnosis sparks emotional turmoil, having lost her older sister to the same disease in 2015 at just 39 years old Despite being a non-smoker, McLaughlin wants to raise awareness about the deadly disease, which claims almost one in five cancer deaths in Australia Renowned sports presenter Mel McLaughlin has bravely opened up about her harrowing battle with lung cancer,…

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One Nation’s Worst Nightmare: Matt Canavan Vows to ‘Fight Back’ Against Pauline Hanson’s Divisive Politics Matt Canavan takes aim at Pauline Hanson’s “divisive brand of politics” as he becomes the new leader of the National Party Hanson fires back, accusing Canavan of being “woke” and plotting to oust his Nationals colleague Michelle Landry The battle for the conservative vote has only just begun, with the Coalition facing a massive task to rebuild its economic case and win back metropolitan and suburban voters The rise of Matt Canavan to the leadership of the National Party has sparked a fierce battle for…

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Australian Asylum Offer Sparks Uncertainty for Iranian Football Stars: Will They Ever Play Again? Six Iranian football players and one official granted humanitarian asylum in Australia, but their footballing careers hang in the balance Players may never be able to play in Iran again, and their international careers are also in doubt Brisbane Roar offers asylum-seeking players a place to train and play, but signing them to the team is a complex issue The Australian government’s offer of humanitarian asylum to six Iranian football players and one official has sparked a mix of emotions and uncertainty about their future in…

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Households Breathing a Sigh of Relief as Electricity Prices Set to Plummet in Victoria Victorian households to save $46 a year on power bills as Essential Services Commission proposes 3 per cent reduction on Victorian Default Offer Small businesses to save 5 per cent or $172 a year, with changes set to take effect from July 1, 2026 Move welcomed as “welcome relief” for struggling households, with regulator passing on savings from cheaper renewable energy targets The news that electricity prices are set to fall in Victoria has been hailed as a major win for households and small businesses, with…

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Grace Tame’s Crusade Against Child Abuse Derailed by ‘Smear Campaign’ Amid Intifada Controversy Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame claims a “smear campaign” has forced her to cancel all speaking engagements for the rest of the year. Tame’s comments at a Sydney protest, where she led a chant of “globalise the intifada”, sparked outrage and accusations of supporting violence and antisemitism. The controversy has already led to three cancelled speaking engagements on child safety, with Tame accusing a “well-oiled political machine” of targeting her. Grace Tame, a prominent advocate for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse, has revealed…

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