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  • LIVE BLOG: Harmer’s double strike halts Aussies’ fast start | Labuschagne duck leaves spot in per…

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    LIVE BLOG: Harmer's double strike halts Aussies' fast start

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    Labuschagne duck leaves spot in peril as Australia slip

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    Marnus Labuschagne's spot in Australia's Test side appears critically endangered after he was dismissed for a duck in the series decider against South Africa.

    With an intense spotlight on his Test future, Labuschagne edged his fifth ball to slip off spinner Simon Harmer as Australia fell to 2-90 at lunch on day two of the third Test in reply to the Proteas' 329 at Newlands.

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    Third Test live updates: Marnus blows lifeline as Aussie top order collapses again

    Kagiso Rabada gets us started and it’s a loosener from the paceman.

    The delivery was short outside off stump and Cameron Green said thanks very much, four runs.

    On Fox Cricket, the panel dissecting where his career goes from here and the consensus is he’s simply not watching the ball and worrying too much about other aspects of his technique.

    “He’s played back to a half volley there. It should’ve been four … for me, he’s just not watching the ball and thinking about I need runs without actually going through the right process,” Mark Waugh said.

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  • Toure strike secures point for Bulls against Jets | Jets’ ready to go again following Bulls 1-1…

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    Toure strike secures point for Bulls against Jets

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    Australian U20 international Musa Toure's first goal for Macarthur FC has secured the Bulls a 1-1 draw against A-League Men's premiers Newcastle at McDonald Jones Stadium.

    The Jets had to settle for a point in their first home match of the season, ahead of a midweek trip to Japan to continue their Asian Champions League campaign, after Xavier Bertoncello's fifth-minute strike had given them an early lead on Saturday afternoon.

    Jets’ ready to go again following Bulls 1-1 draw

    The Jets are in Japan preparing to face Kyoto Sanga tomorrow night…

    While it’s a tight turnaround from Saturday’s draw against Macarthur – Mark Milligan is confident he can see improvement.

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    'We are close': Coach draws comparisons as squad Jets to Japan

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    MARK Milligan's head hasn't stopped spinning since he took the reins of the Newcastle Jets 18 months.

    Instant success in the Australia Cup last year was followed by a slow start to the A-League – four losses in the opening five rounds.

    A new calendar year brought a massive up-turn in form, with a 10-game unbeaten streak being the launch pad for a historic premiership.

    That success earnt the Jets a shot at the Asian Champions League Elite and match-ups with massive clubs, whose star players have a higher wage than Milligan's entire roster.

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  • Knights strike down Bears poaching threat with key retention | Bears boss candidate emerges in po…

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    Bears boss candidate emerges in potential blow to high-flying Knights

    Is the mini-exodus of the football department at the Newcastle Knights set to continue?

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    The club has experienced mostly highs in the past few months thanks to their fairy-tale run to the Grand Final, but it copped a blow this week when the Broncos officially announced they poached Knights head of recruitment Peter O’Sullivan.

    And now the Perth Bears are in the frame to make a play for Newcastle chief executive Peter Parr following the resignation of Anthony De Ceglie last week.

    Knights boss addresses reports linking him to vacant Perth Bears CEO role

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    Fresh off the Brisbane Broncos poaching Newcastle's recruitment manager O'Sullivan, it appears the Perth Bears might now be interested in chief executive officer Parr.

    Reports have emerged suggesting Parr could be a contender for the incoming NRL side's vacant CEO position.

    The experienced administrator has history with Perth. He worked for the city's former rugby league side, the Western Reds, in the 1990s.

    After Anthony De Ceglie stepped down as Perth CEO last week, the Bears could certainly do with Parr's football nous.

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  • Arnott’s workers strike over hourly pay rises worth less than a packet of biscuits | Workers at b…

    Arnott’s workers strike over hourly pay rises worth less than a packet of biscuits | Workers at b…

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    Arnott's workers strike over hourly pay rises worth less than a packet of biscuits

    Dozens of Arnott's Biscuits workers outside the Marleston site on Tuesday. (ABC News: Brant Cumming)

    About 160 Arnott's workers in Adelaide are participating in a 24-hour work stoppage as part of a pay dispute, which the United Workers Union says stems from four years of below inflation wage increases.

    The company has offered a pay rise of 9.5 per cent over two years, but the union says most employees have rejected that proposal.

    Adelaide workers who make some of Australia's most iconic snacks have walked off the job after previous pay rises equated to less than $1 per hour — not enough to buy a packet of biscuits.

    Workers at biscuit giant walk off the job

    Workers at Arnott’s have laid down their tools and walked off the job, taking industrial action for the first time in 30 years.

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    Arnott’s Adelaide Workers Stop Work Over Pay

    According to ABC News, about 160 Arnott’s Biscuits employees at the Marleston factory in Adelaide took part in a 24-hour work stoppage on Tuesday in a dispute over pay. The United Workers Union said the action involved day and night shift workers and was the first industrial action at the site in more than three decades.

    Dozens of workers gathered outside the factory before marching along Marion Road on Tuesday afternoon. Union spokesperson Adam Auld said the Galway Avenue site produces products including Tim Tams, Iced VoVos and other Arnott’s chocolate items.

    The union says workers have received wage increases of 2.5 per cent for each of the past four years, which Mr Auld said amounted to less than $1 an hour. He said many employees were struggling with mortgage or rent costs and had to work overtime to make their pay packets stretch. The union is seeking a deal that would put workers ahead of the cost of living.

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  • School strike to go ahead as teachers reject pay offer | Vic teachers set to strike after rejecti…

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    School strike to go ahead as teachers reject pay offer

    Victorian public school staff have voted to reject the state government’s latest pay offer, paving the way for statewide strikes to go ahead on Thursday.

    Teachers, principals and education support staff voted against a pay offer of 28.3 per cent over four years, during an online ballot of union members that began last week and ended at 1pm on Tuesday.

    Public school staff will stage a mass walkout on Thursday in an attempt to force the state government back to the negotiating table.

    The result of the Australian Education Union members’ vote was 48.82 per cent to 51.18 per cent in favour of rejecting the offer. More than 50,677 union members voted, representing 90.2 per cent of those eligible.

    Vote deadline on teacher pay offer as strike looms

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    Public school teachers will walk off the job for the second time in months after rejecting a revised pay offer.

    Victorian members of the Australian Education Union voted to turn down the state government's updated offer of a 28.3 per cent pay rise over the next four years.

    The union on Tuesday revealed almost 49 per cent of members voted to accept the deal and more than 51 per cent of members rejected it.

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  • WA news LIVE: WA dairy workers strike for better pay; School students fined over ‘free rides’…

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    WA news LIVE: WA dairy workers strike for better pay; School students fined over ‘free rides’

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    Six companies – five of them headquartered in China or Hong Kong – have been forced to sell off their holdings in a rare earths miner with a major project in Western Australia amid fears of foreign interference.

    Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given the overseas-owned businesses 14 days to dispose of their shares in Northern Minerals, a company which hopes to extract dysprosium and terbium in WA’s East Kimberley region.

    As it happened: WA news on Monday, May 18

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    Six companies – five of them headquartered in China or Hong Kong – have been forced to sell off their holdings in a rare earths miner with a major project in Western Australia amid fears of foreign interference.

    Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given the overseas-owned businesses 14 days to dispose of their shares in Northern Minerals, a company which hopes to extract dysprosium and terbium in WA’s East Kimberley region.

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  • Strike looms after teachers reject ‘completely unacceptable’ government pay offer | Victorian…

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    The Allan government is facing teacher strikes in the lead-up to November’s state election after the Australian Education Union on Monday rejected its offer of a 17 per cent pay increase over four years.

    The pay offer is the first tabled by the government in a wage dispute that has already dragged on for eight months.

    Public school teachers are planning to walk off the job next Tuesday in an escalation of an industrial dispute that has cleaved a divide between Victoria’s long-term Labor government and an influential union that campaigned for its re-election at the last two state polls.

    Victorian teachers reject pay offer as statewide strike looms

    A statewide teacher strike will proceed after the Victorian government's pay offer was rejected. (ABC News: Billy Draper)

    The Victorian government has made its first pay offer to teachers after eight months of negotiations ahead of a statewide strike next week.

    The Australian Education Union has rejected the proposal, saying the pay rise is inadequate and the offer does not address excessive workloads and unpaid overtime.

    Schools will shut next Tuesday as teachers, principals and support staff walk off the job for the first time in 13 years.

    Victorian teachers have rejected a pay offer made by the state government as it attempts to head off a statewide strike next week.

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  • WA Lotto players strike it rich with division one wins | Powerball jackpots to $50m as Aussies ur…

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    WA Lotto players strike it rich with division one wins

    We’re already into February but let’s celebrate January, at least from a Lotto perspective, with nine West Aussies sharing more than $20 million in winnings.

    Among them was a Mt Pleasant couple who became millionaires after their Saturday ticket, bought from Garden City Lottery Centre in Booragoon, scooped $1.6 million.

    Dreaming of a Chanel handbag in the Lotterywest Winners Room, the woman said she was in shock when she checked her ticket.

    “I couldn’t believe it when they told me I won division one,” she said.

    “It wasn’t until we came to Lotterywest to claim the prize that it started to sink in that we had won $1.6 million.

    Powerball jackpots to $50m as Aussies urged to check Lotto tickets for missing $114m

    More than $114 million in lotto prizes is still sitting unclaimed as another $50 million Powerball jackpot goes on offer tonight. The Lott is waiting for 14 lucky Aussies from across the country to step forward and claim major prizes.

    Recently, a woman in South Australia came forward after waiting eight days to check her $20 million Powerball ticket, spokesperson Anna Hobdell told Yahoo News Australia.

    The retiree scored her multi-million-dollar prize on Christmas Day, but was completely oblivious until the silly season wrapped up.

    “I had no idea until I checked the ticket just now,” the winner told lottery officials.

    “It’s been in my purse the whole time, but I had a lot going on this week, so hadn’t got around to checking it.”

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    Lotto Powerball numbers are in – are you $8 million richer?

    This evening’s $8 million Lotto Powerball draw was not struck and will now roll over to $10 million for Saturday’s draw.

    The numbers were 37, 20, 36, 19, 13, and 18, the Bonus Ball was 16, and the Powerball was 6.

    Tonight’s combined prize pool totalled $9.4m – $8m in
    First Division Powerball, $1m in the First Division draw and $400,000 in the Strike Four draw.

    Four players split the $1m First Division prize, each taking home $250,000.

    One person also bagged $400,000 after winning tonight’s Strike Four draw.

    Lotto’s First Division Powerball jackpot has been struck twice so far this year.

    One MyLotto player from the Manawatū-Whanganui region won $10.2m on Wednesday, January 14.

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  • Schroder suspended for trying to strike Doncic after game | Kings guard Dennis Schröder suspende…

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    Schroder suspended for trying to strike Doncic after game

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    The NBA suspended Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schroder three games Saturday for confronting and attempting to strike Luka Doncic after the Kings' loss to the Lakers in Los Angeles on Dec. 28.

    Doncic and Schroder jawed at each other during various points of the Kings' 125-101 loss. During a timeout, Doncic taunted Schroder, telling him he "should've signed that contract" in reference to the four-year, $82 million extension Schroder declined from the Lakers a few years ago.

    Things appeared to cool off as the game ended. But Schroder left the visitors locker room at Crypto.com Arena, spotted Doncic and tempers flared again inside the tunnel across from the home bench.

    Kings guard Dennis Schröder suspended 3 games

    Dennis Schröder, who will begin serving his suspension tomorrow, confronted and attempted to strike another player on Dec. 28.

    Dennis Schroder will miss 3 games this week after a postgame confrontation on Dec. 28.

    NEW YORK – The NBA today announced that Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schröder has been suspended three games without pay for confronting and attempting to strike another player.

    The incident occurred approximately 40 minutes following the Kings’ 125-101 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 28 at Crypto.com Arena, when Schröder sought out the player in an arena hallway and initiated the confrontation.

    Schröder will begin serving his suspension tomorrow when the Kings host the Houston Rockets at Golden 1 Center.

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    Star banned for fiery hallway incident 40 min after match; Aussie’s cheeky act — NBA Wrap

    An NBA star has been suspended following a fiery exchange with Luka Doncic 40 minutes after a game.

    Plus Joe Ingles was at his cheeky best in a game he posted season-highs.

    The NBA confirmed on Sunday (all times AEDT) that Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schroder has been suspended three matches for an off-court altercation with Lakers superstar Doncic.

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    Schroder will miss three games without pay for “confronting and attempting to strike another player” in an incident that occurred after Sacramento’s loss to the Lakers on December 28.

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  • Ødegaard’s strike and Rice’s flexibility steer Arsenal past Brighton and back to top | Arsen…

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    Ødegaard’s strike and Rice’s flexibility steer Arsenal past Brighton and back to top

    A few minutes before half-time in a contest that swung entirely one way and then briefly the other, Brighton & Hove Albion threatened what was then a rare foray into Arsenal territory.

    For the briefest of moments, the visitors seemed certain to muster their first shot of an afternoon that had hitherto been miserable. But, no sooner had Maxim De Cuyper received the ball on the counterattack and glanced up, than the Belgian was flattened by a crunching Declan Rice tackle that hastily restored possession for the hosts. De Cuyper slumped, while Rice towered over him and roared; arguably this season’s standout Premier League midfielder making light of playing right-back for the first time in his Arsenal career.

    Arsenal vs Brighton: Where to watch the match online, live stream, TV channels, and kick-off time

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    Premier League leaders Arsenal return home to face Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday afternoon.  

    Arsenal are treading a fine line between champions' luck and a side scraping results recently. Their past three games haven't been convincing by any stretch of imagination.  The Gunners can be given the benefit of the doubt in their most recent Carabao Cup outing. Mikel Arteta rotated his entire lineup as they dominated Crystal Palace. But it did take an owngoal to open the scoring, and the game went to penalties anyway. Kepa Arrizabalaga stepped up to send them through to the semis. However, the concerning stat for Arsenal is that they haven't scored from open play in three games. The wins against Wolves and Everton were extremely close as Arteta is managing minutes and injuries. They might most probably start the game in second place if Manchester City win their game on Saturday and have to reclaim their top spot for a second week running.   

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    Arsenal 2-1 Brighton: Gunners survive late scare to reclaim top spot after double injury setback

    Arsenal overcame further obstacles to reclaim top spot in the Premier League after beating Brighton on Saturday.

    Prior to kick-off at the Emirates Stadium, the Gunners had dropped to second in the table after Manchester City beat Nottingham Forest in the lunchtime fixture.

    Jurrien Timber did not make the matchday squad after picking up a knock late on against Crystal Palace earlier in the week and then Riccardo Calafiori was forced to withdraw from the starting lineup.

    Despite this, Martin Odegaard’s first half strike and an own goal from Georginio Rutter ultimately proved to be the difference as Arsenal survived a late scare when Diego Gomez pulled one back for Brighton.

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