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Why Miranda From Farmer Wants A Wife 2026 Is The Best Reality TV Villain In Years (Spoilers) | Un…

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Editor’s note (June 21): This article has been updated with the latest audience speculation, fan theories, and spoilers ahead of tonight’s explosive rock-climbing group date between Farmer Zac, Maya, and Miranda. Skip to the Farmer Zac winner theories.

Farmer Wants a Wife has traditionally been a pretty sleepy little show. But this season, Farmer Zac’s contestant, Miranda, is well and truly shaking things up.

Miranda Chopping, a 21-year-old real estate professional, has proven to be one of the most formidable contestants in the reality TV franchise’s history. The former competitive swimmer is approaching this traditionally romance-driven series with the absolute ruthlessness of Cersei Lannister, triggering my memories of being bullied by water polo players in high school. She’s truly the blonde bombshell from hell in a Réalisation Par-dupe dress (for vibes, check out her Instagram). And, I’ve found myself obsessed.

Unpopular opinion: Miranda was right in Farmer Wants a Wife’s messiest episode yet

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Episode five of Farmer Wants A Wife 2026 added a little more drama than we’re used to experiencing on the hit show, warning spoilers ahead!

I have been covering this show for the better part of a decade and am well-versed in its lore and parlance. This popular reality show, responsible for 11 marriages and close to 30 children, is getting a little messy this year. And I’m (perhaps controversially) on the side of the villain.

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Farmer Wants A Wife's Miranda Says She Stands By Her Controversial Behaviour On The Show

While it was once known as Australia’s most wholesome reality show, recent seasons of Farmer Wants A Wife have amped up the drama by giving at least one contestant each year the so-called “villain edit”. Outspoken 2024 star Daisy Lamb passed the baton to Clarette Goodhead last season, and now it’s clear that Miranda Chopping has been handed the title this year following her controversial behaviour in the first few episodes.

Not only has she declared that she’s not on the show to make friends, but she’s also been called out on social media for bluntly criticising her co-stars, labelling them as “jealous” and saying they’re “serving desperate”. Ouch.

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June 21, 2026
Pegula Pounds Sabalenka for 23rd Final in Berlin | Pegula dumps out Sabalenka to reach German Ope…

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Pegula Pounds Sabalenka for 23rd Final in Berlin

When showers subsided, Jessica Pegula unleashed a shot-making storm to bury world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka on the Berlin grass.

Dishing a final-set bagel, a sharp Pegula dismissed Sabalenka 6-4, 6-7(4), 6-0 to charge into her 23rd career final at the Berlin Tennis Open.

It is Pegula’s third career grass-court final, including her second final in Berlin where she won the 2024 championship. The flat-hitting Pegula scored her fourth win in 13 meetings vs. Sabalenka.

The third-seeded Pegula will play for her third grass-court crown on Sunday when she meets eighth-seeded Czech Linda Noskova in the final.

In today’s second, rain-delayed semifinal, Noskova swept Filipina wild card Alexandra Eala 6-2, 6-4.

Aryna Sabalenka's Berlin run ended in a way few tennis fans saw coming

Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula share one key trait: Neither of them gives up in a match. Not easily and not ever. The WTA No. 1's penchant for this was tested in the pairs semifinal match at the Berlin Open on Saturday, however.

In the first set, Sabalenka had issues with her serve. She had five aces, but landed her first serve just 69 percent of the time, and even when she did land it, she won only 69 percent of the points. She didn't help herself with three double faults. Pegula had six break point chances, and though she converted just one, that would be enough for her to take the opening set 6-4.

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June 21, 2026
Why NSW’s Origin hopes could hinge on a training session at Heffron Park | NRL coach makes Orig…

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Why NSW’s Origin hopes could hinge on a training session at Heffron Park

Laurie Daley’s hopes of winning Origin III with NSW could hinge on Latrell Mitchell and his injured back surviving a training session with South Sydney on Monday.

Daley would have enjoyed the performance of Penrith back-rower Liam Martin on Saturday night, followed by Tom Trbojevic’s classy return for Manly – but arguably the Blues’ biggest selection gamble will hinge on what happens to Mitchell at Rabbitohs training at Heffron Park.

Should he not be fit, Mitchell will miss Souths’ clash against Parramatta, and be unavailable for the July 8 Origin decider.

There has been no shortage of debate about what Daley needs to do to win the final game following the MCG horror show on Wednesday.

NRL coach makes Origin offer to under-fire Daley

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Craig Bellamy says his door will always remain open to Laurie Daley as the embattled NSW coach fights to save his job and the State of Origin series.

Daley is a man under pressure after Wednesday night's game-two loss where the Blues led 12-8 before Queensland romped to a 44-22 win at the MCG to square the series.

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June 21, 2026
Ex-Prince Andrew could lose Antarctic plateau named in his honor | Ex-Prince Andrew could lose An…

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Ex-Prince Andrew could lose Antarctic plateau named in his honor

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the royal formerly known as Prince Andrew, could lose another piece of his shrinking legacy — a chunk of Antarctica.

New Zealand’s Geographic Board is considering renaming the Prince Andrew Plateau, a 24,278-foot-high frozen landmark named in his honor in 1962 — just two years after he was born — amid questions about whether he still deserves his icy claim to fame, said Newstalk ZB, a talk radio network in New Zealand.

The plateau sits in Antarctica’s Queen Elizabeth Range, where several features were named after her majesty’s children. Nearby glaciers honor Prince Anne and the Prince of Wales, making Mountbatten-Windsor’s unwelcome presence look increasingly awkward.

Ex-Prince Andrew could lose Antarctic plateau named in his honor

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the royal formerly known as Prince Andrew,could lose another piece of his shrinking legacy — a chunk of Antarctica.

New Zealand's Geographic Board is considering renaming the Prince Andrew Plateau, a 24,278-foot-high frozen landmark named in his honor in 1962 — just two years after he was born — amid questions about whether he still deserves his icy claim to fame, said Newstalk ZB, a talk radio network in New Zealand.

The plateau sits in Antarctica's Queen Elizabeth Range, where several features were named after her majesty's children. Nearby glaciers honor Prince Anne and the Prince of Wales, making Mountbatten-Windsor's unwelcome presence look increasingly awkward.

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June 21, 2026
Feeney fuming, Whincup explains bungled team play | ‘We’re hurting’: Triple Eight set to ro…

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Feeney fuming, Whincup explains bungled team play

Feeney now just 15 points clear of Matt Payne in title race

Broc Feeney has been left to rue a bungled team orders call that has added a sour note to what he has described as "one of the most challenging weekends of my career."

Though Feeney was much more competitive on Sunday, starting fourth for the 70-lap finale, he was still never in the fight for the win, which was ultimately claimed by Anton De Pasquale.

He was briefly in contention for a podium after Cam Waters made his final stop, making heavy contact with the Monster Mustang at Turn 7, however he faded from the #6 Ford as the laps wore on.

‘We’re hurting’: Triple Eight set to roll dice

TRIPLE Eight Race Engineering is set to roll the dice today in search of salvaging something from its lacklustre Darwin Triple Crown weekend to date.

The Brisbane squad has been outpaced by three of its four Ford counterparts at Hidden Valley, with Tickford Racing’s Cam Waters, Dick Johnson Racing’s Brodie Kostecki and the Grove Racing pair of Kai Allen and Matt Payne stealing the show.

Grove has already knocked Triple Eight off top spot in the teams’ championship.

Will Brown has collected a pair of fifths, while 14th and seventh for Broc Feeney has seen the latter’s lead in the drivers’ championship trimmed to 39 points.

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The team had asked Broc Feeney to let teammate Will Brown through for fourth place during the final stint.

Brown, on newer tyres than Feeney, was sent to chase after Cam Waters for the final podium spot under the proviso he’d give the place back if unsuccessful.

Not only could the 2024 champion not overcome Waters, the late Safety Car called for Chaz Mostert’s engine failure left him to take the flag ahead of Feeney.

“A little bit awkward at the end there,” admitted Triple Eight MD Jamie Whincup on the broadcast post-race.

“We did a bit of a ‘shake and bake’ and let Will in front to try and get Cam Waters.

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June 21, 2026
Spencer Johnson presses Test claim as Aussies seal T20 series sweep against Bangladesh | Johnson’…

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Spencer Johnson presses Test claim as Aussies seal T20 series sweep against Bangladesh

Spencer Johnson rewrote the record books as Australia rolled to a big win over Bangladesh, sealing a much-needed 3-0 series win on the subcontinent.

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Johnson's record haul, Marsh blitz fires Aussies to sweep

Mitch Marsh's men needed just 11 overs to chase Bangladesh's 8-109 as Spencer Johnson finished with the most economical four-over spell by an Aussie man

Mitch Marsh pummelled Bangladesh into submission after Spencer Johnson's record return with the ball, the pair starring as Australia recorded their most comprehensive series whitewash in Asia.

On a tired Chattogram pitch hosting its second game in 48 hours, Marsh (60 off 28) made light work of his side's modest 110-run target as the Aussies needed just 11 overs to complete a seven-wicket win in the third and final T20I.

The Tigers had threatened their all-time low score of 70 (against New Zealand in 2016) after slumping to 7-65, but recovered to 8-109 thanks to some late hitting from captain Towhid Hridoy (61 from 51 balls).

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Renshaw shines with bat and ball as Aussies seal Bangladesh T20 series

Matt Renshaw has led Australia to victory with an unbeaten 89. (AP: Mosaraf Hossain)

Australia has sealed victory in the T20 series against Bangladesh with a six-run win in the second match.

Matt Renshaw scored an unbeaten 89, and also took the first Bangladesh wicket.

The third and final T20 will be played in Chattogram on Sunday.

Matt Renshaw blasted a career-best 89 not out as Australia notched a series-clinching six-run victory over Bangladesh in the second T20 of their three-match series.

Renshaw, who scored 18 in the opening game after averaging 0.67 in the ODI series, returned to form emphatically, clubbing five sixes in his 52-ball knock to guide the Aussies to an imposing 5-196 in Chattogram on Friday, which the Tigers looked on target to reel in, before falling short at 6-189.

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June 21, 2026
Sugar review – Colin Farrell’s detective show is a luxurious labyrinth of noir | ‘Sugar,’…

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Sugar review – Colin Farrell’s detective show is a luxurious labyrinth of noir

Each episode of this PI dramaâs second season is a half-hour haze suffused with melancholy and distressed urban beauty. Itâs the kind of show that could only exist on Apple TV

Getting a TV show made isnât easy. OK, so youâve got an interesting idea and some good scripts â but a network or streaming platform will have many further questions. How much will it cost to make, which age/demographic will enjoy it, can it be distilled in a grabby one-line summary, could it recoup investment by running to multiple seasons? Nobodyâs going to take a punt on your kooky pet project and risk losing money.

‘Sugar,’ with Colin Farrell as an alien private eye, gets a new and improved second season

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For whatever reason, I never reviewed the first season of “Sugar,” which I’d stopped watching before its late-season big reveal — the detective (Colin Farrell as John Sugar) is an alien. Had that happened earlier in the story I might have hung on, but strictly as a production, I’d found its brand of neo-noir to be mannered, gimmicky, obvious, overdirected (by Fernando Meirelles, the Brazilian director of the fine “City of Men”) and, as you may have surmised, off-putting.

This is by way of announcing that the second season arrives Friday on Apple TV and that I like it very much. The stylistic eccentricities have been dialed back, including the use of old Hollywood film clips to reflect the action and possibly the thoughts of its main character, a cinephile from space, who is both practicing and enacting the work of a private detective. He reads American Cinematographer; he takes the Paramount studio tour, then takes it again.

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“The tides of television turn fast in Los Angeles. For now, it’s as good a place as any to say farewell to the lovely John Sugar.”

I wrote that two years ago when this little Apple TV neo-noir series about a space-alien P.I. ended its initial eight-episode run. Chances of a second season seemed slim on account of the broader mixed reception to the series’ late-season twist: the old-school-noir-obsessed John Sugar is actually an alien sent to Earth with a bunch of other aliens to blend into human society, observe, and report back to the homeworld. But once the initial aversion to the twist died down, it seems the powers that be over at Apple recognized that some shows need a whole-ass first season under their belt before they come into their own.

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June 21, 2026
Black Caps hurry to huge lead after Nicholls’ ton | Matt Henry ends England’s resistance as New…

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Black Caps hurry to huge lead after Nicholls' ton

Recalled batter hits impressive hundred, Matt Henry takes five and Kiwis move into box seat

Henry Nicholls' unbeaten 119 in his return match helped New Zealand establish a 352-run lead over England with seven wickets still in hand at stumps on day three of the second Test in London.

Nicholls, in for the retired Kane Williamson, picked up from where his Test career left off a year ago, the 34-year-old making it hundreds in consecutive matches and combining with Rachin Ravindra (76) to add 161 in 33.3 overs as the Kiwis moved to 3-252.

After Matt Henry began the day with three more wickets in three overs to complete a five-wicket haul, the visitors endured a frustrating period, as England's 10th-wicket pair Matthew Fisher (50no) and debutant Sonny Baker (four) put on 53 across an 80-minute stand to guide their side to 291 – a deficit of 100 on the first innings.

Matt Henry ends England’s resistance as New Zealand complete second Test rout

New Zealand made very short work of claiming the five England wickets required to secure victory in the second Test on Sunday.

Matt Henry removed four England batters, including Joe Root for 77, in a ferocious 25-minute spell at the Oval. The hosts began the day on 182-5 but added just 10 runs for the first four wickets lost, slipping to 192-9 as the Black Caps showed no mercy.

Root had kept Englandâs faint hopes of salvaging the match alive with his stand of 75 on Saturday, but the interim captain was quickly trapped lbw by Henry when the final day began, having added only two further runs.

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June 21, 2026
Early Mail: Roosters star’s devastating injury diagnosis | Cruel blow as axed NSW State of Orig…

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Cruel blow as axed NSW State of Origin hero ruled out and return from injury 'unclear'

Angus Crichton’s hopes of earning a State of Origin recall for Game 3 have been ruined by a foot injury, with the Roosters forward’s return reportedly “unclear”. Crichton has been ruled out of the Roosters’ NRL clash with Cronulla on Sunday night after battling a foot issue for weeks.

The Daily Telegraph reported on Sunday that the injury has been “hampering Crichton for quite some time”, and the 30-year-old will “seek advice” this coming week to determine what it could be. Concerningly, the report states it’s “unclear” how long the second-rower will be sidelined.

Crichton won the Wally Lewis Medal the last time NSW won the State of Origin series in 2024, and all up has represented the Blues 17 times. Matty Johns has called for Laurie Daley to turn to experience for the decider at Suncorp, which would put players like Angus and Stephen Crichton, Liam Martin, Latrell Mitchell, Tom Trbojevic and Api Koroisau all in the frame.

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Early Mail: Roosters star’s unclear return as full injury extent revealed

Rookie Titans winger Jensen Taumoepeau is set to miss the remainder of the season after requiring surgery for a sickening injury, while Angus Crichton’s final NRL season under a cloud. SUBSCRIBE for Early Mail.

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Túnez vs Japón: Pronóstico, Picks, Momios y Estadísticas | Túnez vs. Japón, por el Mundial …

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Lluvias dejan un muerto, provocan inundaciones, lesionados y cancelación de Fan Fest en Nuevo León

Monterrey, NL. Las fuertes lluvias presentadas en Nuevo León por la tarde de este viernes dejaron una personas fallecida, inundaciones, autos varados, así como lesionados y la cancelación de nueva cuenta del Fan Fest en diversos municipios del área metropolitana de Monterrey.

Alrededor de las 15:30 horas de la tarde, comenzó a caer lluvias fuertes en la mayoría de los municipios metropolitanos, por lo que comenzaron a circular en redes sociales videos de inundaciones, calles llenas de agua, así como arroyos en su máxima capacidad.

Uno de los reportes más relevantes, fue una fallecida derivado de la caída de un anuncio espectacular en el municipio de San Nicolás de los Garza, específicamente sobre la avenida Universidad y avenida Unión en la colonia Anahuac.

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