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Iga Świątek w ćwierćfinale turnieju WTA 1000 w Rzymie zmierzy się z Jessicą Pegulą. Na chwilę przed meczem w rozmowie z Interią odniosła się z kolei do słów, które na temat jej treningów z Rafaelem Nadalem na mączce powiedziała Amerykanka. Nie kryła zdziwienia.
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Iga ÅwiÄ tek dopiero drugi raz w 2026 roku zagraÅa taki mecz. Po poprzednim – rewelacyjnym z KarolinÄ MuchovÄ w Indian Wells – odtrÄ biliÅmy wielki powrót Polki do formy. MyliliÅmy siÄ. Bardzo. ChwilÄ później ÅwiÄ tek zwolniÅa trenera. Teraz aż trochÄ siÄ boimy pisaÄ, że królowa mÄ czki wraca na tron, ale przesÅanki sÄ tak mocne, że nie sposób ich zignorowaÄ.
Czy w trzech ostatnich meczach Iga Świątek była już najlepszą wersję siebie, czy jeszcze nie? Z Włoszką Cocciaretto wygrała 6:1, 6:0. Ale w porządku, ta rywalka to "tylko" 41. tenisistka świata. Z Japonką Osaką było 6:2, 6:1, ale tu też można było znaleźć jakieś "ale". Choćby takie, że dawna liderka światowego rankingu dziś jest na liście WTA "dopiero" 16. Za to teraz – po tym, jak Świątek wygrała w środę 6:1, 6:2 z Jessicą Pegulą – już chyba można, a nawet trzeba głośno Polkę oklaskiwać. Zdecydowanie jest za co, w jej grze i postawie widzimy co najmniej cztery elementy świadczące o jej dobrej formie.
– Iga przełamała się w kilku kwestiach, w tym roku jest po raz pierwszy w półfinale. W końcu jest zwycięstwo, a przede wszystkim styl w jakim tego dokonuje. O zwycięstwo w tym turnieju nie będzie łatwo, ale to byłoby myślę spełnienie marzeń Igi i dałoby jej bardzo duży zastrzyk pozytywnej energii przed Paryżem – mówi w rozmowie z Interią Dawid Celt, wyliczając atuty w tenisie Igi Świątek po zwycięstwie nad Jessicą Pegulą w Rzymie.
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Sydney has moved its annual Pride Game away from a clash against St Kilda
THE ROUND 13 match between Sydney and St Kilda will no longer be designated a 'Pride Game' amid the fallout from the Lance Collard Tribunal case earlier this year.
The Swans and Saints were due to play in the Pride Game at the SCG on Sunday June 7, an annual event that sees the game celebrate and stand united with LGBTIQA+ communities.
But the recent case of Collard, who was found guilty of using a homophobic slur towards an opponent – a charge he and the Saints strongly deny – has led to the decision to remove the Pride Game designation from the Swans-Saints clash.
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THE THEME FOR this year’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round is ‘Strengthened by First Nations. Moments. Connections. Stories’. The ongoing theme provides an opportunity for the AFL, clubs and players to showcase defining moments, people, and stories that celebrate the sporting legacy of First Nations people within the game and beyond, underpinned by the key message that the game is stronger when First Nations players are at the heart of it.
To celebrate the occasion, Men’s Health this week featured three of the game’s emerging stars, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera, Toby Bedford and Latrelle Pickett, who were captured in an iconic cover moment brought to life by a First Nations creative crew. As Indigenous writer Jack Latimore details in the cover story, each of the players embodies the Round’s key theme in their own way.
Tim Kelly acknowledges special round as Waalitj Marawar prepare to host the Giants
Tim Kelly says Sir Doug Nicholls Round holds deep personal significance as Waalitj Marawar prepare to run out in a specially designed First Nations guernsey against Greater Western Sydney at Optus Stadium on Sunday.
Designed by Ngadju Mirning artist Andrew Beck, the 2026 guernsey celebrates culture, connection and the club’s enduring links with First Nations people, with Kelly full of admiration for the design.
“I absolutely love it. It’s always exciting wearing these jumpers,” Kelly said.
“Andrew Beck has done an amazing job, and I can’t wait to run out in it.
The AFL has made a commitment to increase the number of Indigenous players in the game, and will be using First Nations language names for several teams ahead of Sir Doug Nicholls Round.
Sir Doug Nicholls Round celebrates the First Nations people within the game and this year will run across games held in Round 10 and 11.
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon announced a First Nations Impact Fund would use royalties from Sir Doug Nicholls Round merchandise to deliver initiatives in partnership with AFL clubs that support the growth and engagement of Indigenous people in the game.
He said while last year there were nine Indigenous players drafted into the menâs competiton, at the same time 11 Indigenous players were de-listed.
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The Philippine Senate was locked down with military personnel seen entering the building where a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) had sought refuge.
Rounds of gunfire were heard but officials have not revealed who fired the shots. They said there were no casualties.
Senator Ronald Dela Rosa said earlier he believed his arrest was imminent and urged Filipinos to prevent it. He is safe and with security personnel, officials said.
He is accused by the ICC of killing dozens of people when he was police chief during former president Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, in which thousands of alleged dealers were shot and killed. Duterte has been held at The Hague since March 2025.
Military personnel enter the senate building where Philippine Senator Ronald dela Rosa has been under protective custody since Monday. (REUTERS/Eloisa Lopez)
Gunshots were fired inside the Philippines' senate, causing people inside to run for cover.
Police and protesters had been gathering outside the building in anticipation of the arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa who had been holed up inside for two days.
The International Criminal Court is seeking his arrest on charges of crimes against humanity over the country's deadly 'war on drugs'.
The Philippines president has vowed to find the people responsible for firing gunshots in the senate, where a politician wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) has been hiding out to avoid arrest.
Former police chief Ronald dela Rosa spends night at senate office after another Duterte ally offers protective custody
The unusual pursuit was captured on CCTV cameras inside the Philippine senate. Ronald dela Rosa, a longtime ally of the former president Rodrigo Duterte, raced along the hallways of the upper house complex, stumbling on the staircase, as he fled government agents.
“They want to forcibly bring me to The Hague, to surrender me there,” Dela Rosa said later on a Facebook livestream, pleading for public support.
He served as police chief under Duterte and is named as a co-perpetrator in a case at the international criminal court (ICC) accusing the former leader of crimes against humanity over his anti-drugs crackdowns, in which thousands of people were killed. The ICC confirmed on Monday night it had issued an arrest warrant for Dela Rosa.
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The 2026 budget contains taxes on higher education providers and departing Australia, infrastructure cost blowouts, and a crackdown on school disability funding.
If you only listen to Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ speech you could be forgiven for thinking a federal budget is mostly winners and a few tough decisions the government is proud of. With much devil in the detail, here are a few measures you may have missed.
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Among all the big-ticket changes touted in the federal budget, the government has raised a little-understood fee imposed on travellers leaving the country, making international departures even more expensive as the war in the Middle East pushes up airfares.
In Tuesday’s federal budget, the Albanese government increased the Passenger Movement Charge for travellers departing Australia, taking it to $80 per head in 2027 from its current level of $70.
The move drew criticism from the airport lobby, which is anxious to see the government spend more on modernising Australia’s notoriously slow border system.
The Australian Airports Association chief executive Simon Westaway said increasing the PMC would put more pressure on price-sensitive travellers in the cost-of-living crisis and hurt Australia’s tourism competitiveness.
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The ATP Rome Masters 2026 edition is into its eighth day with two blockbuster quarterfinals on the cards. Day 8 promises to be action packed and as ever, we preview and predict both matches for you.
This is an exciting match. Luciano Darderi has risen quickly through the ranks and the Italian is loving the home support on his run to the quarterfinals here. He faces the teenage sensation from Spain, Rafael Jodar, who has taken the tennis world by storm this year, as the 19-year-old has put up a fantastic clay court season so far.
Darderi fought long and hard against Alexander Zverev, running away with the third set 6-0. Jodar on the other hand has had a relatively easier path with a straight forward win over Learner Tien in the Round of 16.
The first two quarterfinals at the Rome Masters will be played on Wednesday, when Karen Khachanov faces Casper Ruud. Italy’s own Luciano Darderi tries to continue his run against Rafael Jodar.(23) Casper Ruud vs. (13) Karen KhachanovKhachanov and Ruud will be meeting for just the fourth time in their careers when they battle for a semifinal spot at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia on Wednesday. Ruud leads the head-to-head series 2-1, which includes a four-set victory in the 2022 U.S. Open semifinals. The Norwegian also won their only previous clay-court contest — 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 at this same Rome event in 2020.
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Patients may have been exposed to HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C and are advised to get tested as a precaution. (ABC Mid North Coast: Kerrin Thomas)
Thousand of patients who attended a dental practice in Sydney's inner west have been advised to test for bloodborne viruses.
Retired dentist William Tam was found to have poor infection control practices, potentially exposing people to HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
NSW Health said patients were at low risk but should be tested as a precaution.
Patients treated by a retired dentist who practised in Sydney's inner west for 25 years have been advised to get tested for bloodborne viruses.
Authorities in Australia have issued a warning to patients of a retired dentist, urging them to test themselves for bloodborne viruses due to "poor infection control practices" at the clinic.
Thousands of patients at Dr William Tam's clinic in Strathfield, western Sydney may have been exposed to hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, the New South Wales state health ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
The Ministry urged patients to see a doctor and test for such viruses, thought it noted that the "risk is low".
Tam is now retired and de-registered as a dentist, the statement said.
"The poor infection control practices at Dr Tam's practice means all former patients may be at low risk of a blood borne virus infection, which can have serious and long-lasting health impacts," Dr Leena Gupta, the public health clinical director of the Sydney Local Health District, said in the ministry statement.
Up to 5000 patients of a Sydney dentist may have been exposed to blood-borne viruses, but a lack of patient records means health authorities are struggling to identify and alert them.
NSW Health is urging all patients treated by Dr William Tam, who practised at Suite B, 2 Albert Road, Strathfield, to see their GP or healthcare provider to undergo testing for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV as a precaution.
Health authorities conducted an inspection of Tam’s clinic on April 24, following a complaint to the Dental Council of NSW. They found poor infection-control practices, including inadequate sterilisation of equipment and cleaning.
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