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In a shattering blow for Australian live performance, the Broadway hit musical Waitress has announced it is axing its Sydney shows due to softer than expected ticket sales, just one week after the abrupt cancellation of national dates for Beetlejuice.
Waitress, which starred Rob Mills and Natalie Bassingthwaighte in the title role of the pie-making waitress Jenna, was to have opened in Sydney’s Lyric Theatre on August 1.
The show made history on Broadway with the four top creative spots filled with women and a storyline that embraces feminine power, but the cast was told the devastating news on Sunday that the show will not travel to Sydney at the end of its Melbourne premiere run.
The Eddie Perfect-penned adaptation of the Tim Burton classic has cut its upcoming Australian tour short, despite reportedly strong Adelaide sales.
Beetlejuice: The Musical’s Australian tour will be laid to rest months ahead of schedule, with its promoter citing “increasing cost pressures” and a “cautious consumer environment” for the decision.
News broke late on Friday that the show’s current Brisbane run – which opened on June 7 – would face a reduced season, with remaining stops in Perth, Adelaide and Sydney struck off the schedule. It was due to hit Adelaide in October.
“For a production of this scale, the current logistical realities of touring across vast distances between Australian cities have created increasing cost pressures that ultimately made continuing the run unsustainable,” a spokesperson for Michael Cassel Group told InReview.
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It is surely one of the greatest hustles of our time – the way that podcast bros declare themselves freedom of speech warriors. Karl Stefanovic attempted this swindle on Friday, when, having been sacked from the Today show, he declared himself “free”.
When Stefanovic accepted the Logie for most popular television personality in 2011, he paid tribute to legendary political journalist Laurie Oakes.
“He’s the reason why I’m in this business and why I want to be in this business of journalists for the rest of my life,” Stefanovic said.
But Woodward or Bernstein he ain’t. On the contrary, he has undermined the sort of excellent journalism of which he is incapable – notably exposés, in this newspaper, of neurosurgeon Charlie Teo, and accused war criminal Ben-Roberts Smith.
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A two-year attempted clean-up of Victoria’s Big Build has failed to stop large sums of money flowing from state and federally funded projects to the underworld. Payments are still being made this year.
An explosive leak from an associate of Mick Gatto exposes his secret empire, revealing a sprawling and continuing money trail from Big Build subcontractors to the gangland veteran and his associates. More than a dozen subcontractors on Labor projects have placed Gatto on their payroll.
The revelations come amid a separate leak revealing principal contractors confidentially documented state government directions to cave in to the CFMEU’s lawless takeover of the Big Build. The CFMEU’s Big Build takeover became entrenched while now Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan was minister responsible for the government’s signature $100 billion infrastructure program.
The union boss greenlighted by the Victorian Labor government to wield huge control over the Big Build vouched in court for a major drug trafficker on two separate occasions before installing him at the helm of a major Big Build firm – only for the criminal to be busted and jailed again.
The support provided by the CFMEU’s now former boss on the Big Build, Joe Myles, to criminal Wayne “Junior” Carter has emerged as a case study of how criminals infiltrated Labor’s signature infrastructure scheme.
Queensland court records uncovered by this masthead reveal that on two occasions, in 2012 and then again in 2020, Myles provided court character references for Carter as the prolific drug trafficker prepared to be jailed for serious crimes, including an eight-year sentence for trafficking dangerous drugs.
Victoria’s top labour hire cop has launched an unprecedented attack on the state’s Big Build mega-contractors, saying they are the head of the rotting fish that is the state’s corruption-plagued construction sector and declaring that legal holes mean they get away with appalling wrongdoing.
Labour Hire Commissioner Steve Dargavel’s extraordinary comments came as two respected former top anti-corruption officials issued a damning joint assessment of Premier Jacinta Allan’s failure to clean up the infrastructure scheme she presided over for years as minister.
Former ombudsman Deborah Glass and ex-senior judge and former chief of the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission Robert Redlich said an urgent royal commission was the only remedy that would adequately confront corruption on the government’s signature $109 billion Big Build infrastructure program.
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Blues coach Laurie Daley has swung the axe, making wholesale changes to his team in a bid to shift his squad’s fortunes and win the Suncorp Stadium decider.
Daley has made the brutal decision to drop five players, with Brian To’o, Victor Radley, Kotoni Staggs, Api Koroisau and Dylan Lucas not named after featuring in NSW’s Game II loss at the MCG.
Across the 19 players, a total of six changes were made by Daley in one of the most significant Origin team shake-ups in recent memory.
Jack Bostock has been named on the wing in To’o’s place, while Stephen Crichton and Bradman Best make up the centres.
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Coach Laurie Daley has wielded the axe on his NSW team ahead of the State of Origin series decider, with Blues mainstay Brian To'o and Brisbane star Kotoni Staggs among four players dropped.
Needing to defy history to reclaim the shield, Daley also left Newcastle back-rower Dylan Lucas and Wests Tigers hooker Api Koroisau out of the squad for game three on July 8 in Brisbane.
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Laurie Daley has explained the bombshell call to drop Brian To’o for game three, replacing him with debutant Jack Bostock.
“Bizza has been one of my personal favourites and someone that has been the Brad Fittler Medal winner and he was that last year.
“He’s given great service to NSW and I’m sure he will be back, but just for this game we feel like we needed to make that change.
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For MasterChef Australia fans, there is nothing better than a feel-good love story—and it doesn’t get much better than two fan-favourite contestants finding love on the show and welcoming adorable twin girls into the world.
We are, of course, referring to Sarah Todd and Declan Cleary. The talented chefs fell in love during their time on last year’s Back to Win season, ultimately welcoming their daughters, Claudia and Charlotte, just before Christmas.
Hyderabad: Australian celebrity chef and television personality Sarah Todd has once again expressed her love for Hyderabadi cuisine, this time by preparing an authentic Hyderabadi Dum Biryani for her family. The heartwarming video, shared on Instagram ahead of Daawat World Biryani Day on July 5, has been winning hearts across social media.
In the video, Sarah calls biryani one of the ‘greatest dishes’ in the world and encourages everyone to celebrate the occasion with their loved ones.
“Biryani is ready. Could this be the best dish in the world?” she says with a smile before adding, “A dish this good deserves its own day. Guess what? It has one.”
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Weather tomorrow: Widespread rainfall is forecast across India on Sunday, June 28, with heavy to extremely heavy downpours expected in eastern, northeastern, western, and southern regions. Thunderstorms and gusty winds will sweep through many states. Meanwhile, parts of Uttar Pradesh remain under a heatwave alert despite the advancing monsoon. The weather office anticipates the monsoon will further advance into new areas in the coming days.
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Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. believes Jimmy Butler can still play at a high level when he returns from a torn ACL, Kevin Borba of NBC Sports Bay Area writes.
“I do think when Jimmy returns, depending on his load that he can carry the amount of minutes, I do think he’ll be a very good player based on the way he plays,” Dunleavy said. “The two best things about him are his mind and his physicality, and you don’t lose that with a hurt knee.”
Butler, 36, was averaging 20.0 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game prior to the injury. Butler suffered the injury in a January 19 contest.
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Lionel Messi came off the bench to score his sixth goal of the World Cup as a much-changed Argentina strolled to victory
Give him half an hour and he will leave a mark that lasts for ever. Lionel Messiâs arrival from the bench had preoccupied the overwhelming majority of those under this vast roof, to the extent that the play before it felt almost self-consciously like a prelude. There was no risk, no edge, to an encounter between two sides who knew their fates so why not bask in seeing a little more history being made?
Messi knew better than to disappoint. He had been wayward with a free-kick after coming on but, when he won a second 22 yards from goal, the outcome seemed predestined. A whip around the wall, an inordinate amount of bend that saw the ball finish in an almost central position, and the Jordan keeper Yazeed Abulaila could only look on. A sixth goal in three games; a 19th in World Cup football; a first since turning 39. Keep track of the milestones and then get ready for more, because Messi just keeps them coming.
They play tomorrow at 5am AEST at LA’s SoFi Stadium.
These nations have already made history. It’ll be the first time both are in the knockout stage of the World Cup. Canada advanced as runners-up in Group B with four points – one win, one draw and one loss. South Africa were runners-up in Group A, also with four points, including a surprising win over South Korea.
Then, from Tuesday Australian time, we’ll be back on the live blog to take you through Brazil v Japan, Germany v Paraguay and Netherlands v Morocco.
We’ll also be bringing you all the latest from Socceroos camp and coverage from around the tournament.
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Giovani Lo Celso became the first Argentina player other than Lionel Messi to score in this World Cup as the defending champions finished the group stage with a three-game sweep after a 3-1 victory over Jordan.
Lo Celso, in his first World Cup start, put Argentina ahead with a direct free kick in the 19th minute in Arlington, Texas, on Saturday night (Sunday AEST).
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In what was the most dramatic ending to a group-stage match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Austria and Algeria played to a wild 3-3 draw at Kansas City Stadium on Saturday night.
For most of the second half, Austria and Algeria appeared content with a 2-2 draw and seemingly did not want to take any more risks, knowing the result would send both teams through.
But then in stoppage time, Algeria took the lead on a very surprising, high-quality move into the Austrian box and an emphatic finish. Austria was now facing elimination, with only about two minutes to get an equalizer.
Both teams went through to the knockout phase in remarkable fashion after Sasa Kalajdzic scored a dramatic equaliser that knocked out Iran
And Iâll leave you with the match report from Alex Abnos in Kansas City, trying to explain exactly what we all just witnessed.
Nick Ames was at the Argentina v Jordan match. Hereâs his take on the irrepressible Lionel Messi, who came off the bench to make even more World Cup history.
We now say goodbye to Iran, whose World Cup was affected by some of the most extreme restrictions and barriers that any competing nation has experienced.
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