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The seven-time Wimbledon singles champion who âevolved awayâ from tennis shares why sheâs back
For two long weeks, since her return to the courts of a professional tennis tournament at the Queenâs Club, a clock was ticking in Serena Williamsâs mind. She had already committed to making her comeback in doubles at 44 after four years away from the sport, but doubles only requires a player to cover half a court with the help of a partner. The real question was whether she would dare to put herself on the line again in singles against the best tennis players in the world.
London: Maya Joint was about to walk into an appointment with her sports psychologist at Wimbledon on Friday morning when her coach broke the news to her that she was playing Serena Williams.
The 20-year-old Australian’s day, week, fortnight, and maybe her life, changed instantly, even though it took her coach, Chris Mahony, showing her a text message from Sam Stosur before she realised he was telling the truth.
That was, in part, because Williams – a 23-time grand slam champion and former world No.1, who is back playing almost four years since her last singles match – had become effectively a mythical figure in Joint’s mind.
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The strawberry full moon in Capricorn rises on June 29 at 7:56 p.m. Eastern Time. Notably, the moon signifies when the fruit is in bloom, conveying virtue and the richness in life. It is a lunation of reflection and sympathy that gives us the opportunity to foster love and nurture our spirits.
As the first full moon of the summer, and the last full micromoon of the year, it marks a period when practicality clashes with passion, and impulsivity juxtaposes with caution. The strawberry moon aspects Neptune in Aries, a planet known to be extremely tender, but also deceptive. We will be challenging structures weâve previously built, and trying to comprehend what is tangible and real versus what is based on our illusions.
The full Strawberry Moon will turn full on Monday, June 29, 2026. Named for the traditional strawberry harvest in parts of North America in June, this full moon is notable for three reasons: it’s the first full moon of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, it will hang lower in the sky than any other full moon of 2026, and it will be the second-smallest full moon of the year. As with every full moon, the exact moment of peak illumination is not the best time to observe it. The most beautiful views will come at moonrise, when the Strawberry Moon will appear low on the southeastern horizon during dusk.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia dropped 0.9% Thursday, finishing at A$162.23 as global rate worries pressured Australian banks. The S&P/ASX 200 gave up 55.2 points to close at 8,911.1. Sydney trading was closed at publication.
CBA’s drop is key because the Reserve Bank of Australia pausing rates hasn’t removed investor worries about the stock. Higher borrowing costs could stick around or even go up while households are already showing some pressure. Morningstar’s Nathan Zaia said this week that Australian bank stocks remain “expensive after the share-price correction.” Morningstar
Selling hit more than just CBA. Westpac fell 1.1%, National Australia Bank shed 0.9%. ANZ finished up 0.3%. The moves point to investors cutting risk in rate-sensitive financial stocks, not reacting to new CBA results.
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Wyndham Clark's win earned him a big trophy — and a fat check.
After hitting pause on its steady uptick last year, the U.S. Open purse has upped the ante once again, offering its largest payout ever: $22.5 million, matching the Masters as the largest of the major championship purses.
This eye-watering sum has grown rapidly over the last several years. In 2021, the U.S. Open purse was set at $12.5 million. It increased significantly to $17.5 million in 2022, then jumped to $20 million in 2023 and $21.5 million in 2024, where it remained for last year’s edition.
How does this mega purse compare to the rest of the PGA Tour season? The eight PGA Tour Signature Event purses that take place ahead of the FedEx Cup playoffs offer purses of $20 million each. The Players Championship remains the richest purse in golf at a total of $25 million.
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There was plenty on the line at the 2026 U.S. Open on Sunday. Becoming a national champion is one of the most prestigious titles in golf, and winning a U.S. Open at a difficult course like Shinnecock Hills Golf Club only adds to that accomplishment. On top of the chance for players to etch their names in history at one of the country's most iconic courses, the winner of the 126th playing of the U.S. Open will take home an increased share of the record $22.5 million purse.
The $4.5 million going to Wyndham Clark for conquering the course is a $200,000 raise from what J.J. Spaun brought home from Oakmont last year. Overall, the USGA increased its pool by $1 million, with the remaining $800,000 divided among everyone else who made the cut.
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NSW Blues interchange forward Victor Radley has reflected on a rollercoaster 12 months, which saw him suspended at club level with the Sydney Roosters, while also reaching the glorious heights of a State of Origin debut in Game 1.
Radley was pulled up in September for a 10-match suspension without pay, a club-high record, following bringing the Roosters into disrepute in an off-field scandal.
Although later the club board deemed his contributions to the England Ashes side and preseason matches acceptable under their punishment, meaning he returned to the Roosters only after five NRL games this year.
Radley was also on the positive end of rule changes concerning Tier 1 nation eligibility for Origin in February, allowing him to play for England and become available for selection for the Blues.
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It's the gotcha moment that's driving Kaeo Weekes to make sure he never gets caught out again.
Victor Radley beat the Canberra Raiders boom fullback in a race for the ball to score what the NSW Blues lock thought was a try in the corner – thanks to a kick from cagey half Daly Cherry-Evans.
The moment came in the 20th minute of the Raiders' 26-0 loss to the Sydney Roosters two weeks ago, with Weekes' blushes saved by the fact Radley was offside.
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Happy Friday! Here’s the weather for June 12th and a look at what’s to come this weekend.
Adelaide is heading into a wet and windy stretch, with rain building over the weekend and more showers set to linger well into next week. While today stays relatively mild and mostly dry in the city, conditions are expected to turn notably gloomier from Saturday, with a run of cloudy days and repeated bursts of rain likely through to Thursday.
For Friday, Adelaide can expect a partly cloudy day with a top of 24 degrees, making it the warmest day of the seven-day outlook. There’s only a slight chance of a late shower tonight, but the bigger story is the strengthening wind, with northeasterlies turning northerly through the morning and becoming quite brisk at times. It’s the kind of day that may feel pleasant enough inland, but noticeably blustery around the coast.
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As compatriot Wang Xiyu matches her best grand slam showing, Olympic champion Zheng is likely to suffer more damage after her first-round loss
For one Chinese tennis player the unfamiliar surrounds of a place in the last 32 of a grand slam, for another a continuing fall down the rankings and the potential loss of millions in sponsorship revenue.
There were contrasting fortunes for qualifier Wang Xiyu and Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen at Roland Garros this week, although in truth only history makes the latter’s travails a surprise.
Wang’s progress to the third round, courtesy of 26th seed Hailey Baptiste’s retirement due to injury when down 5-4 in the first set on Thursday, leaves her as the only Chinese woman left in the singles.
Even with the early exit of "Queen Wen" catching fans off guard, Chinese tennis has swung off its French Open campaign with plenty to cheer about, as a group of its elite players launched their major comeback with flying colors in Paris.
The opening-round action at Roland Garros this year has served up several treats for Chinese fans, from talented men's ace Wu Yibing's first main draw win at the clay-court major to struggling woman Wang Xiyu's first tour-level victory this year.
Yet, it was the shock of fan favorite Zheng Qinwen's unexpected first-round loss to Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska that has dominated the headlines, leaving fans with mixed feelings.
Zheng suffered a surprise first-round defeat to Chwalinska at Roland Garros. This marked her first opening-round loss in Paris. Meanwhile, Paolini scored a morale-boosting win over Yastremska to extend her winning record against the Ukrainian.
China’s Qinwen Zheng suffered a surprising first-round defeat at Roland Garros at the hands of Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska, while 13th-seeded Jasmine Paolini scored a morale-boosting straight-sets win over Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska in Paris on Monday.
Chwalinska and Zheng stayed close through the first eight games of the match, with each player breaking serve once to level at 4-4. From there, the left-handed Pole swept the final eight games to complete a stunning 6-4, 6-0 victory in one hour, 30 minutes.
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Happy Friday! Here’s the weather for May 15th and a look at what’s to come this weekend.
Adelaide is in for a wet and cooler stretch, with rain setting in today and a showery, changeable pattern likely to stick around through much of the next week. For locals, that means umbrellas at the ready for Friday and Saturday, a few lighter breaks on Sunday and Monday, then another burst of showers as temperatures dip further into Tuesday before easing again later in the week.
Rain is the main story across Adelaide today, with cloudy skies and a very high chance of falls developing from late this morning. The city is heading for a top of 23 degrees, with 6 to 20mm possible, so it could be a fairly soggy finish to the working week. Northeasterly winds will keep things moving, but it’s the steady rain rather than blustery conditions that’s likely to be most noticeable around the metro area.
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People gather at dusk under the fig tree canopy of Sydneyâs Hyde Park to pay tribute to the 32-year-old who died nearby and lay undiscovered for up to a week
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No one should be left to die in the middle of Sydney, alone and unseen.
That was the powerful message delivered by homelessness support worker Erin Longbottom to a crowd gathered in Hyde Park to honour Bikram Lama.
The crowd gathered at dusk under the fig tree canopy of Sydneyâs Hyde Park, tucked behind St James station, holding electric candles in blue, red, white and purple.
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It is the antithesis of the Parable of the Good Samaritan. A man lay untended near a busy thoroughfare. A hundred thousand commuters stream past, unseeing. He dies.
The Guardian recently published the report about Bikram Lama, a young man whose decomposing remains were found beside bushes at an entrance to St James train station in the city.
The report has shocked the wider community into facing up to the stories of the unseen, invisible incidences of present-day homelessness.
It has also come at a time when the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart and the Josephite Justice Network are agitating for change through a 150-day advocacy campaign. The ‘A Home for Every Neighbour’ campaign was launched last month on the eve of the Feast of St Joseph.
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