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That wraps up our LIVE coverage of the first full day of competition in Glasgow.
Australia are on top of the medal tally after a dominant day in the pool.
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Hani Watson clinched bronze in the women’s para powerlifting, and then delivered a heart-warming message back to Australia.
Watson was lucky to have even made it to Glasgow, having undergone six surgeries in the past 12 months.
“You know, just don’t give up your dreams. Disabilities or not, chronic pain or not, just keep going, keep giving anything a go,” she said on Seven’s coverage.
Hani Watson takes a moment of solitude before lifting. (Getty Images: Mattia Ozbot)
There is a two-minute countdown clock when para powerlifters enter the arena.
In that time they have to settle on the bench, most get their legs strapped down, align their back and shoulders under the bar, get their grip perfect, then lift.
Eventually, the pump-up music fades out when the lifter is finally ready, usually about halfway through the time.
For the first 30-40 seconds of her time on the bench, Watson, an effusive and effervescent athlete who loves a chat, takes a moment of supreme stillness.
Glasgow: Para powerlifter Hani Watson is familiar with pain. So much so, she’s given it a nickname.
“I call it Nigel and Nigel is always there,” she laughed.
The para athlete was born with bilateral metaphyseal dysplasia, which bowed her tibia and femur bones and means she has to live with “24/7 bone cracking pain”. In the past year, Watson has had multiple surgeries on her legs to help deal with it.
But on Friday evening in Glasgow, Watson, a bronze medallist at Birmingham in 2022, banished “Nigel” to secure bronze again with a 147-kilogram lift in front of a roaring crowd at the SEC Armadillo.
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Michael Kim has won one PGA Tour title – the 2018 John Deere Classic
Michael Kim is thrilled to be "part of the history books" after a superb 12-under-par round of 59 at the 3M Open in Minnesota.
The American drained a 24-foot birdie putt at the final hole to post just the 16th sub-60 round ever on the US PGA Tour.
Kim birdied the last four holes at TPC Twin Cities course in Blaine, lifting both arms in triumph when the putt on 18 rolled in before unleashing a mighty fist-pump.
The 33-year-old had 12 birdies without a bogey to finish his second round in the lead, three shots in front of compatriot Ben Kohles.
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Quality for winter crops has been great for north Queensland. (ABC News: Brooke Tindall)
Vegetable growers in north Queensland were anxious to plant their winter crops when the price of diesel jumped above $3 a litre in March.
The harvest is now underway and, although fuel prices have eased, farmers are not making the return on what they spent earlier in the year.
Bowen vegetable farmer David Richardson said the prices he received for his eggplant this year had been poor.
Mr Richardson said growers were feeling the repercussions of the rising costs that had flowed in the wake of the war in Iran and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) Horticulture Council has appointed Paul Burke as its new independent Chair, bringing extensive experience in agricultural industry representation, governance and advocacy to the role.
Mr Burke’s appointment follows a rigorous, merit-based recruitment process undertaken by the Council over recent months. He succeeds Jolyon Burnett, who has chaired the Council since 2023.
Mr Burke was a founding member of the Council while serving as CEO of NT Farmers. His industry representation career also spans CEO of the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) and State Operations and Membership Manager at AgForce Queensland, alongside service on numerous state, territory and national policy committees.
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Apple TV's "Friday Night Baseball" returns July 24, 2026, as the New York Yankees take on the Philadelphia Phillies and the Toronto Blue Jays face the Boston Red Sox. The game is available exclusively on the Apple TV app. Here's broadcast information for tonight’s action:
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A data-driven look at three live prediction markets — Yankees-Phillies odds versus recent form, the Hornets rebuild pricing, and a Ballon d'Or long-shot case worth watching.
Prediction markets have staked out clear positions on three very different sports storylines this week, and the numbers tell a more layered story than the headline percentages suggest. From a coin-flip American League East showdown to a near-lock rebuild in the NBA and a genuine long-shot case in international soccer, the pricing on Polymarket offers a window into how bettors are actually weighing probability versus narrative.
The headline number out of Philadelphia, tracked alongside the Polymarket review, is a 56.5% implied probability for the Phillies to beat the Yankees in Thursday night’s series opener at Citizens Bank Park, against 43.5% for New York. That gap is built almost entirely on home-field framing and roster continuity, not on which team has actually played better baseball lately. Over the last 10 games, the Yankees are 7-3 with 15 home runs, a .253 team average and a 3.07 ERA. The Phillies are 5-5 in that same window, hitting .220 with 12 homers and a 4.04 ERA. On recent-form metrics alone, New York is the sharper club walking into this series, yet the market still leans Philly.
New York Yankees (57-45, second in the AL East) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (56-47, second in the NL East)
PITCHING PROBABLES: Yankees: Will Warren (7-4, 4.00 ERA, 1.37 WHIP, 97 strikeouts); Phillies: Jesus Luzardo (9-4, 3.43 ERA, 1.21 WHIP, 143 strikeouts)
BOTTOM LINE: The Philadelphia Phillies host the New York Yankees to open a three-game series.
Philadelphia has a 56-47 record overall and a 27-25 record at home. The Phillies have gone 42-10 in games when they record eight or more hits.
New York has gone 31-22 on the road and 57-45 overall. The Yankees have hit 147 total home runs to rank second in the majors.
TOP PERFORMERS: Bryce Harper has 19 doubles, two triples and 21 home runs for the Phillies. J.T. Realmuto is 11 for 32 with three doubles and a home run over the past 10 games.
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UPDATED: At a time when rowing has become part of Norway’s national identity, one of the Norwegian champions of the sport suddenly collapsed and died this week. Olaf Tufte, who’d even led a recent public session of simulated rowing in Oslo to cheer on the national football team, was rushed to hospital but died on Tuesday at the age of 50.
“Tufte brought enormous athletic joy to us as a nation,” Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre told Norwegian media after Tufte’s family released news of his sudden death. Tufte had been found unconscious at the family’s farm in Horten south of Oslo around 3pm on Monday afternoon and attempts to revive him failed. He was flown by helicopter to Norway’s National Hospital (Rikshospitalet) in Oslo but died Tuesday morning after what the hospital reported on Wednesday was “acute heart failure.” Hospital officials said that the family would receive more details from results of an autopsy that will be conducted.
In a press release reported by Norwegian newspaper VG, his family and Rikshospitalet confirmed that Olaf Tufte died from acute cardiac arrest.
The statement identified cardiac arrest as the cause of the double Olympic champion’s death, while saying his family was awaiting final answers from an autopsy. The family will not comment further on the medical circumstances.
“The family would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has shown patience and understanding regarding the question of the cause of death,” the statement said.
On Monday 20 July, Tufte was discovered unconscious at Tufte Gård, the family farm, at about 3pm. Health personnel arrived quickly and started life-saving first aid before he was flown to Oslo National Hospital Rikshospitalet for further treatment.
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Four fishers have been slapped with massive fines after their boat was spotted in a Great Barrier Reef marine park "no fishing" zone at night.
Reef Authority compliance officers caught the alleged fish poachers "red-handed" in a no-take zone off Yeppoon, in Central Queensland.
"Officers identified the group illegally fishing in a Green Zone at night and, after turning off their own lights, were able to pull up next to them and catch them in the act," Chris Cochrane, the Director of Reef Authority Compliance, said.
This incident comes just a couple of weeks after the Authority reported officers caught four anglers allegedly fishing in a protected area during a fishing competition at the Capricorn and Bunker Group, a cluster of islands that lies about 80 kilometres offshore from Gladstone in Central Queensland.
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The news of the NBA off-season came Friday morning (all times US) when LeBron James announced he would be joining the Philadelphia 76ers.
James is signing a two-year, $8 million deal with Philadelphia after a unique free agency saga that culminated in quite the shocking conclusion.
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The 41-year-old spent the better part of a month deciding where he would spend the final years of his career. The rest of the league watched and waited for James to make the highly-touted decision, which has surely shaken up the Eastern Conference.
ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne has reported that LeBron and Bronny are “not a package deal.”
One of the many side plots of LeBron James’ most recent free agency decision was whether his son, Bronny, would leave the Lakers in some way to join his father at his next stop. Hours after LeBron chose the Philadelphia 76ers, some reporting has come in on Bronny.
ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne has reported that “there’s no current plan or request” for Bronny James to join his dad on the Sixers. Shelburne also said that they are not a package deal.
It would have taken some sort of trade to get Bronny James out of LA. As Shelburne also pointed out, Bronny recently had his contract guaranteed by the Lakers, and is seemingly liked by the organization. He averaged just under nine minutes a game in the 42 games he appeared in for LA last season. He did get real minutes in Games 3 and 4 of their first round series this past year against the Houston Rockets.
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I spent 10 minutes in complete silence in my patient's room today, my eyes scanning lines of text in the electronic medical record. I wasn't looking for a life-threatening lab value or an undiscovered malignancy. I was hunting for an old diagnostic code for obstructive sleep apnea. When I finally found the assessment section of a sleep study from 2019, I celebrated. She had mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
My patient has class 3 obesity, prediabetes, hypertension, and mild (thankfully) OSA. With the recent trial launch of the federal Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program, American medicine has officially stepped into a contentious, bureaucratic "upside down" where being relatively healthier makes it easier to get treated, and being sicker can mean you're left behind. A subtle change from mild to moderate OSA would completely ruin her chances at receiving an affordable GLP-1 through the bridge program.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) – A new Medicare program is making select GLP-1 weight loss drugs more affordable for eligible patients, with costs as low as $50 a month.
Dr. Kara Bird with Novant Health was in the studio to discuss the Medicare GLP Bridge Program and who qualifies.
According to Dr. Bird, the program is available to Medicare Part D recipients who meet specific medical criteria, including:
“Call your doctor. Ask if you qualify,” Dr. Bird said. “If you know you have Medicare Part D, see if you have those other qualifying factors.”
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KPMG has promoted long-term partner John Sams to chief executive, replacing Andrew Yates who resigned over the audit leaks scandal that has engulfed the firm since March.
Sams has been KPMG’s chief financial officer and a member of its local executive leadership team since last September and had firmed as favourite for the top job in recent weeks. He has also been acting as chief operating officer since Eileen Hoggett resigned from the role in June.
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A powerful parliamentary committee has publicly released a whistleblower’s emails that first raised allegations of misconduct in KPMG Australia’s audit division.
An 18-page document with the nine emails was uploaded to the corporations and financial services committee web pages on the day KPMG announced long-term partner John Sams would be its new chief executive officer.
Sams replaces Andrew Yates after the former CEO, former head of audit Julian McPherson, and other senior partners either left or stood down from positions after the ethical scandal became public on March 24.
The whistleblower who triggered the scandal engulfing consulting giant KPMG Australia refused to move to Australia in part because he claimed he had been bullied by one of KPMG’s most senior executives.
Documents released by a parliamentary committee this week show the whistleblower, who has not been identified, had been hired by KPMG outside Australia and had initially been open to moving back as the firm requested under its policies.
In July 2023, the freshly released emails show, the man said that he would not move back to Australia from an unknown country in part because of what he said was “bullying and defamation” by Kim Lawry, a top audit partner and board member at KPMG.
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