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  • ‘It didn’t surprise me one bit’: Inside the collapse of developer Bathla | Private lenders …

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    ‘It didn’t surprise me one bit’: Inside the collapse of developer Bathla

    Long before $3.4 billion in debt brought down one of Australia’s largest residential property empires, Craig Walker saw the cracks forming from the inside.

    As a former site foreman for Western Sydney developer Bathla Group, Walker witnessed firsthand the aggressive cost-cutting culture that preceded one of the most catastrophic corporate failures in Australian housing history.

    Now, as administrators wade through a tangled web of 500 subsidiaries, 200 stalled projects, and a pipeline of thousands of unfinished homes across New South Wales and Victoria, Walker is speaking out about the internal reality of an empire built on sand.

    "It didn't surprise me one bit," Walker says of the collapse. 

    Private lenders scramble to recover funds after Bathla collapse

    Private credit lenders of Bathla Group are striking deals to recover debts following the property giant's collapse. (ABC News: Berge Breiland)

    La Trobe Financial has sold its senior loan facility, tied to a Bathla Group development, to investors through a fund managed by 360 Capital.

    The $31.2 million purchase would give 360 Capital greater influence over the Marsden Park project.

    The fallout from the collapse of property developer Bathla Group continues to reverberate through Australia's private credit market, with lenders taking matters into their own hands to recover money tied up in the failed construction giant.

    In one of the latest deals, property investment and funds management group 360 Capital has revealed it acquired a senior loan facility for about $31.2 million through its private credit fund, funded by private investors and entities within the 360 Capital group.

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  • ‘Bit of work to do’ as Roos push Demons on Duursma deal | Rawlings on hunt for defender, latest o…

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    'Bit of work to do' as Roos push Demons on Duursma deal

    Forward is seeking a trade to Melbourne but as a former No.4 pick, North is looking for a good return

    NORTH Melbourne and Melbourne still have a bit to work through when it comes to how – and if – young forward Zane Duursma will make his way to the Demons this trade period. 

    The exciting Duursma has requested a trade to Melbourne, but how a deal will be struck remains to be seen. 

    North Melbourne list manager Brady Rawlings still holds out hope that Duursma could remain at Arden Street, despite his trade request. 

    "It depends on what Melbourne wants to put forward to us. We'd obviously love to keep Zane and he has so much potential, we've seen it in parts over the last three years. As we progress our footy club, we really see him playing a major part for us, we value him really highly," Rawlings told AFL.com.au on Monday.

    Rawlings on hunt for defender, latest on Duursma, Goater

    Head of football talent Brady Rawlings chats to the media at Marvel Stadium on the first day of the 2026 Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period

    Taylah Gatt speaks to NMFC Media after her milestone 50th AFLW game against Sydney

    Senior coach Darren Crocker and midfielder Emma Kearney speak to media after Round 8’s win over Sydney

    Cynthia Hamilton applies this strong tackle on Kim Rennie, forcing her from the field in a brutal moment

    Tess Craven shows her skills with a classy finish in the pocket before converting on the run to pile on the pain for the Swans

    The Kangaroos and Blues clash in the AFLW SuperClash in Round 5

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    AFL trade period 2026: Updates from day two of dealing

    Richmond have secured ex-Fremantle winger Nathan O’Driscoll in a low-cost move to bolster Adem Yze’s midfield division.

    The Tigers handed over pick 61 for O’Driscoll in the only completed deal on the second day of the trade period on Tuesday.

    However, Hawthorn did lodge paperwork for sharpshooter Ben King to join as a free agent from Gold Coast, while Zane Duursma doubled down on his request to move to Melbourne, and will not consider staying with the Kangaroos.

    O’Driscoll, who played a career-most 17 matches this season, informed the Dockers in the past week that he would explore his opportunities elsewhere after rejecting a three-year offer.

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  • ‘A little bit of me went with him’: emotional McAvaney honours late AFL icon | Centimetre per…

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    Seven to premiere DENNIS COMETTI documentary tonight

    Cometti died aged 76 in March this year, bringing to an end a broadcasting career that spanned more than five decades and took in AFL, cricket and the Olympic Games.

    He became particularly synonymous with AFL commentary, with his distinctive voice and trademark one-liners making him one of the most recognisable voices in Australian sport.

    The documentary brings together those who worked alongside Cometti and those who knew him away from the commentary box, including his son Mark Cometti, Bruce McAvaney, Eddie McGuire, Sandy Roberts and Basil Zempilas.

    Olympic champions Kieren Perkins and Susie O’Neill also feature, alongside AFL identities including Nick Riewoldt, Chris Judd and Bob Murphy, reflecting on Cometti’s ability to capture the emotion of some of sport’s biggest moments.

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  • ‘A little bit of me went with him’: emotional McAvaney honours late AFL icon | Centimetre Per…

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    Centimetre Perfect: The perfect documentary about legendary sports presenter Dennis Cometti

    Australian cricket legend Justin Langer isn’t sure the Dennis Cometti documentary Centimetre Perfect has the right name.

    While “centimetre perfect” was one of the iconic lines the legendary sports presenter would regularly pull out when calling Australian Football, Langer says Cometti was in fact “millimetre” perfect.

    “His magic wasn’t a fluke. Greatness never is,” Langer said.

    Centimetre Perfect premieres exclusively on Seven and 7plus tonight (Wednesday) at 8.30pm AEST.

    And after watching a sneak peek of the documentary, Langer says he suspected nothing about Cometti’s genius was accidental.

    “This week I sat in a pitch-black theatre and listened to a voice I have known my whole life. The late, great Dennis Cometti,” Langer said.

    Seven to premiere DENNIS COMETTI documentary tonight

    Cometti died aged 76 in March this year, bringing to an end a broadcasting career that spanned more than five decades and took in AFL, cricket and the Olympic Games.

    He became particularly synonymous with AFL commentary, with his distinctive voice and trademark one-liners making him one of the most recognisable voices in Australian sport.

    The documentary brings together those who worked alongside Cometti and those who knew him away from the commentary box, including his son Mark Cometti, Bruce McAvaney, Eddie McGuire, Sandy Roberts and Basil Zempilas.

    Olympic champions Kieren Perkins and Susie O’Neill also feature, alongside AFL identities including Nick Riewoldt, Chris Judd and Bob Murphy, reflecting on Cometti’s ability to capture the emotion of some of sport’s biggest moments.

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  • ‘A little bit of me went with him’: emotional McAvaney honours late AFL icon | JUSTIN LANGER:…

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    JUSTIN LANGER: Dennis Cometti’s on-air magic was not a fluke — greatness never is

    This week, Justin Langer sat in a pitch-black theatre and listened to a voice he has known his whole life. That voice belonged to the late, great Dennis Cometti. 

    Magic comes in many forms. Some in a hat, some in a pack of cards, others through mystical illusion.

    In other cases, magic reaches us through words and the great orators, singers and poets.

    This week I sat in a pitch-black theatre and listened to a voice I have known my whole life. While the images on the screen told one story, they were brought to life by another.

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    Remembering Dennis Cometti: Bruce McAvaney and AFL icons honour his legendary career

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    Australian hearts were broken when sports commentator Dennis Cometti died  in March this year, aged 76. Now, Channel Seven is is paying tribute with the documentary, Dennis Cometti: Centimetre Perfect, which delves into what made him such a legend of sports broadcasting.

    In a career spanning four decades, Dennis brought wit and warmth to sports commentary. Dennis Cometti: Centimetre Perfect explores the career of a champion commentator who provided the soundtrack to many of our greatest sporting moments.

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  • ‘I feel a bit empty’ – Antonelli reflects on late Barcelona-Catalunya GP retirement | Kimi Anto…

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    'I feel a bit empty' – Antonelli reflects on late Barcelona-Catalunya GP retirement

    Leclerc congratulates Hamilton, and explains issues that caused his own DNF

    Emotional Hamilton says maiden Ferrari win is ‘something I’ll never forget’

    Having just overtaken Mercedes team mate George Russell, Kimi Antonelli was forced to retire in Barcelona.

    Kimi Antonelli admits feeling "a bit empty" after a late mechanical issue denied the Mercedes driver from claiming a podium in the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

    The 19-year-old was on course to finish second in Sunday's 66-lap race behind race winner Lewis Hamilton, Antonelli having overtaken Mercedes team mate George Russell in the closing stages at Turn 1.

    But having just moved ahead of Russell, Antonelli's Mercedes came to a halt out on track, bringing the Italian's run of five Grand Prix victories to an end and registering his first retirement of the season.

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  • ‘Bit more fire’: Ivan Cleary on Penrith star’s NSW snub | Ivan Cleary tips major response after P…

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    'Bit more fire': Ivan Cleary on Penrith star's NSW snub

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    Ivan Cleary says star fullback Dylan Edwards will have more fire in his belly after his NSW axing, naming his State of Origin stars for the top-of-the-table clash with the Warriors.

    Edwards has been sensational for the Panthers in their surge to the top of the table and is in better form than he was last year when chosen as Blues fullback.

    Ivan Cleary tips major response after Panthers star cops brutal axing from State of Origin

    Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has backed Dylan Edwards after Laurie Daley opted to drop the fullback for State of Origin Game 1. This comes as Liam Martin makes his return for the Panthers at NRL level as he looks to make his case for Game 2.

    Arguably Daley’s biggest decision heading into the Origin opener was who he would select at fullback. Edwards played all three games last year in the series loss and Daley opted to make a change this year with Daley's decision to pick James Tedesco.

    The Roosters fullback has been in great form across the last two years and his work around the ruck got him the nod over Edwards. His connection with club teammate and dummy-half Reece Robson was a big factor in the decision for Daley to pick him on Wednesday night.

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  • Tribunal reveals key bit of evidence that led to guilty Butters verdict | Power confirms appeal a…

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    Tribunal reveals key bit of evidence that led to guilty Butters verdict

    The AFL Tribunal has delivered its reasoning behind the Zak Butters guilty verdict

    THE AFL Tribunal has determined it is "implausible" that umpire Nick Foot would have 'invented' the comment that has seen Port Adelaide star Zak Butters fined for umpire abuse.

    On Tuesday, Butters was convicted of using abusive and insulting language towards an umpire and fined $1500, with the Tribunal pointing to the midfielder's long history of sanctions as "relevant" to its findings.

    "Mr Butters did not use expletives and while the offending comment was insulting and should not have been made, it can be described as a sledge made among other dissenting comments by players to Mr Foot which might have separately warranted a 50-metre penalty," the Tribunal said in a statement of its reasoning on Wednesday.

    Power confirms appeal after reasons released for Butters AFL Tribunal decision

    Port Adelaide's Zak Butters (left) and Ollie Wines were left stunned after umpire Nick Foot gave a 50-metre penalty for abusive language in the Gather Round finale. (Getty Images: AFL Photos/Michael Willson)

    The AFL Tribunal says it is "satisfied to the requisite standard" the Port Adelaide midfielder abused umpire Nick Foot.

    The tribunal says they felt it was "implausible that Mr Foot would invent the offending comment".

    Port Adelaide says it will appeal the fine, saying Butters has been branded as a liar by the AFL Tribunal.

    Port Adelaide has confirmed it will appeal the AFL Tribunal's finding that acting captain Zak Butters used abusive and insulting language towards an umpire.

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  • A bit of Bad Bunny might just be what we all need right now | Bad Bunny’s Australian Tour Setlist…

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    Bad Bunny already has the stadium captured with his stoic stare before even singing a note.

    That presence — unapologetic, focused and arresting — and the way he breaks into a smile before launching into his discography effortlessly draws us in.

    It’s a marathon performance ranging from songs such as La Romana from his first album to hits from his newest release, including …DTMF and BAILE INoLVIDABLE. The addictive reggaeton beats and salsa rhythms keep everyone on their feet.

    There are a handful of moments that drag, including a long segment in which he high-fives and shakes hands with fans — much to the delight of those chosen but a bit self-indulgent for those watching on.

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    Bad Bunny's Australian Tour Setlist Revealed

    Bad Bunny's long-awaited Australian debut took place in Sydney overnight, with the Puerto Rican musician delivering a setlist full of classics and fan favourites.

    It’s been a long time coming, but this weekend saw Bad Bunny launch his highly-anticipated pair of Australian shows with an impressive debut in Sydney overnight.

    Bad Bunny, aka Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, is a Puerto Rican rapper and singer. Recognised as the King of Latin Trap, he has developed an extraordinary career, catapulting Spanish-language rap music to the mainstream like no one else.

    Having released his first singles back in 2016, the last decade has resulted in a massive rise for Bad Bunny, with numerous chart-toppers across the world, including four consecutive number ones in the US. The most recent of these, 2025's Debí Tirar Más Fotos, hit the top 20 in Australia, while the single DTMF also gave the acclaimed musician his first appearance in triple j’s Hottest 100 countdown.

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