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  • Seeds planted for potential ‘biggest move in AFL history’ | Suns enter bid for Collingwood st…

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    Seeds planted for potential ‘biggest move in AFL history’

    Gold Coast is doing what it can to attempt to lure Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos to the club down the line, potentially when he becomes a free agent in 2029.

    The Magpies champion is the favourite for this year’s Brownlow Medal and is already a three-time All-Australian, premiership player, Collingwood best and fairest and vice captain of the club at just 23.

    Nick Daicos of the Magpies celebrates kicking a goal. Getty Images

    Arguably the best player in the competition, Daicos is building one of the game’s great resumes at this early stage of his career.

    During last year’s trade period, it was reported that multiple clubs, including the Tassie Devils, enquired with the midfielder’s management about his potential availability.

    ‘Crazy not to’: Dimma on shock Daicos trade link; Lions ‘sick of’ talk on stars’ futures — AFL Daily

    Damien Hardwick has spoken on Gold Coast’s link to Nick Daicos.

    Plus Chris Fagan has had enough of the trade talk surrounding Brisbane stars and Nathan Buckley has made a call on whether he’ll apply for the Bombers coaching role.

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    Suns coach Damien Hardwick says the club “would be crazy” not to be open to trying to lure Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos north.

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  • “Biggest sooks in the league”: Cornes outlines Suns issues | Unfiltered: June 24 | Unfiltered: AF…

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    "Biggest sooks in the league": Cornes outlines Suns issues

    Kane Cornes has officially labelled the Gold Coast Suns as the biggest sooks in the AFL.

    Cornes couldn't help but notice Suns' players' reactions to free kicks against in Friday's loss to Hawthorn at home, despite the free-kick count finishing 22-17 in their favour.

    Suns coach Damien Hardwick is well-known for venting his frustrations in press conferences, and Cornes has also called out club captain Noah Anderson for constantly complaining.

    Cornes says that tidbit on Anderson has emanated out of Hawthorn's dressing room after playing against the Suns, and he wondered whether it could be a sign of deeper issues at the club, which has now lost its last four games.

    Unfiltered: June 24

    Kane Cornes, 7AFL Expert and host of The Agenda Setters is interviewed this week and next on Unfiltered.

    He shares the stories behind the headlines, opening up on the defining moments, personal challenges and relationships that have shaped his life and career.

    Sitting down with host, Hamish McLachlan, Cornes reveals a rarely seen side of himself, speaking openly about his mindset as a player, his headline-grabbing media career, and the relationships that have shaped his journey both on and off the field.

    Part 9:30pm Wednesday on Seven / Part 2 on 1st July at 9.30pm.

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    Unfiltered: AFL champion Kane Cornes reveals ongoing battle with anxiety

    Port Adelaide champion Kane Cornes has revealed an ongoing battle with anxiety that contributed to his AFL retirement.

    The Channel 7 footy expert won four best and fairests and a premiership across his decorated 300 games for the Power before infamously retiring mid-way through the 2015 season to pursue a career in the fire brigade.

    Since then, the 43-year-old has become one of the strongest voices in the AFL media, a commentator and panelist for Seven and on radio.

    On the field, he was was known as a running beast that strangled some of the game’s best midfielders into the ground. Off the field, he was quietly struggling mentally.

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  • Vegemite announces biggest product change in six years | Vegemite has launched ‘milder’ versi…

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    Vegemite announces biggest product change in six years

    Vegemite has released a new version of its iconic spread which contains less sodium and no artificial colours.

    Vegemite Kids is the first new Vegemite product to be released in six years and it costs $5.70 for a 220g jar.

    The new product is in response to customer feedback, Vegemite senior brand manager Tegan Froud told nine.com.au.

    Vegemite Kids is the brand's first new release in six years. Jo Abi

    “Believe it or not, there’s a whole bunch of people out there that aren’t eating Vegemite.

    “They’re saying things like the taste is a little bit too bold, and they are perhaps looking for some healthier options as well.

    Aussies divided as Vegemite releases controversial recipe change: 'Don't deserve it'

    Vegemite has released a "milder" version of its iconic yeast spread that's specifically designed for one portion of Australia's population.

    For more than 100 years, the product has been a staple in Australian pantries, and now shoppers can get their hands on a new version: Vegemite Kids.

    The signature umami character is still firmly intact, but it's been made for younger taste buds. It's also perfect for tourists who want to give the iconic spread a try but aren't keen on the full flavour.

    There is 50 per cent less salt in the mix, and it has a smoother texture that's easier to spread. But it still contains B Vitamins like the Original Vegemite recipe – including B1, B2, B3, B6, folate (B9) and B12.

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  • One of the Biggest Action Franchises Ever Is Dominating HBO Max | ‘John Wick’s Action Thriller Sp…

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    One of the Biggest Action Franchises Ever Is Dominating HBO Max

    He has covered everything from Marvel to the Oscars, and Marvel at the Oscars. He also writes obsessively about the box office, charting the many hits and misses that are released weekly, and how their commercial performance shapes public perception. In his time at Collider, he has also helped drive diversity by writing stories about the multiple Indian film industries, with a goal of introducing audiences to a whole new world of cinema. 

    Despite facing a massive speed bump, one of the longest-running and most successful action franchises of the past two decades is back on track. The series, which began more than two decades ago, will return with an eleventh and final installment in 2028, five years after the previous entry underperformed at the box office and received mixed reviews. But it seems as if the franchise's heyday is in the rearview mirror — the series peaked around a decade ago with an installment that grossed $1.5 billion worldwide despite suffering major setbacks during production. The most recent movie had a tumultuous production as well, which led to its budget ballooning to a reported $378 million. The franchise is no stranger to on-set troubles. One of the most controversial chapters in its history unfolded on the set of the eighth installment. The incident impacted the direction the franchise took in subsequent years, and its effect continues to be felt to this day.

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  • Labor heartlands home to biggest NDIS fraud risks | Shopper caught trying to defraud Aussie small…

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    Labor heartlands home to biggest NDIS fraud risks

    The 10 worst electorates for National Disability Insurance Scheme provider compliance issues are all traditionally Labor-held outer suburban seats in western Sydney and north-west Melbourne.

    Those are the results of the Kismet Care Index, which uses public data on enforcement actions against providers and utilisation rates of NDIS packages to shed new light on where the $50-billion-a-year scheme is going off the rails.

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    Shopper caught trying to defraud Aussie small business using AI photos of 'damaged' order

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    Shopper caught using AI to trick small business into sending freebies

    A small business in Victoria has called out a customer who claimed their order was damaged in the post – but the photo evidence they supplied was AI-generated.

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  • US markets see biggest slump since start of US-Israel war on Iran | Stock markets | US stocks fal…

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    US markets see biggest slump since start of US-Israel war on Iran | Stock markets

    Dow closed 450 points down and S&P dipped 1.7% while Nasdaq fell 2.3% into correction territory

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    US markets saw their biggest slump since the start of the US-Israel war with Iran on Thursday as Donald Trump said the conflict’s impact on oil prices had not been as bad as he expected.

    The Dow closed 450 points down, while the S&P 500 dipped 1.7%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 2.3%, plunging into correction territory, which happens when an index falls at least 10% below its most recent peak.

    Oil prices have surged since the start of the conflict, reaching levels not seen since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine pushed up global oil prices in 2022 and 2023. At the end of day on Thursday, Brent crude oil, the global benchmark, was about $107 a barrel while US crude hit $93 a barrel. Average US gas prices at the pump reached $3.98 a gallon, according to AAA.

    US stocks fall on prospect of prolonged Middle East war

    The Nasdaq Composite fell more than 1 per cent in morning trade in New York, keeping the tech-heavy index in correction territory – more than 10 per cent from its late October high.

    Markets are “moving from the ‘inflation concern’ phase of the crisis into recession concern phase”, 3Fourteen Research’s Warren Pies said on X.

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    Stocks, bonds and gold all fall in market slide

    The war in Iran and the spike in energy prices have rattled global markets, impacting not just stocks but also safe havens like bonds, gold and currencies. That’s leaving investors with fewer places to hide.

    The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are each set for their worst month in a year. When stocks hit a rough patch, or economic uncertainty abounds, safe haven assets like gold or government bonds can provide investors with some protection. But they’ve both dropped alongside stocks this month, serving little value as a hedge against the turmoil.

    US stocks closed lower Thursday: The Dow fell 469 points, or 1.01%. The S&P 500 fell 1.74% and had its worst day in two months. The Nasdaq sank 2.38% and closed in correction, down more than 10% from its peak in late October.

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  • 2026 World Cup: The Biggest Star Players Ruled Out Through Injury | Kylian Mbappe Reveals Injury …

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    Kylian Mbappe Reveals Injury Truth—And There Is Still Cause for Concern at Real Madrid

    Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappé addressed the “false” speculation surrounding his knee injury in recent weeks, taking aim at those who reported on it “without having any basis in fact.”

    The France international missed three weeks of action for Los Blancos to finally deal with a nagging issue plaguing his knee since December. Rumors swirled regarding the severity of the injury, with some reports claiming Mbappé needed surgery while others prescribed him a few weeks rest.

    Now that he returned to the pitch, appearing off the bench against Manchester City and Atlético Madrid last week, the 27-year-old is setting the record straight about his injury.

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  • How Melbourne ended up with the biggest comedy festival in the world | It’s taken 40 years, but…

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    How Melbourne ended up with the biggest comedy festival in the world

    "We were kids who weren't trying to do or be anything," the Doug Anthony All Stars' Paul McDermott (centre) says. "It was glorious." (ABC Archives)

    Paul McDermott doesn't remember a lot from the first Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) 40 years ago, where he performed as part of the now-legendary musical comedy group, the Doug Anthony All Stars.

    He has only vague recollections of the troupe's early ad-lib-heavy shows, like "performing in the middle of Victoria Parade, where the trams go through".

    But it'd be hard to forget falling backwards onto a beer bottle mid-gig.

    McDermott's memories of the first MICF are hazy because "it was a long time ago and [he's] indulged a lot in the intervening years". (ABC Archives)

    It’s taken 40 years, but this comedian finally got her shot at the festival big time

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    Denise Scott is 70, and she’s been telling jokes for a living for longer than she cares to remember. Or can remember, for that matter.

    Asked by fellow stand-up Nath Valvo how many times she had performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival as the pair shared hosting duties for the launch of the 40th edition on Monday, she drew a blank.

    “I have no idea,” she said. “I don’t remember any of the titles of the shows. Most of the material is gone, never to be seen again. But, you know, that’s what it’s about – it’s about trying, and never ever giving up.”

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    The 40th anniversary of the comedy festival billed as the biggest in the world has brought back some memories for comedy legend Denise Scott.

    While Scott said she can't remember how many shows she's done at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, or what any of them were called, there is one that sticks in her mind.

    It's the time her disapproving mother missed seeing her rendition of the Rage Against The Machine's song Killing In The Name, because the staging collapsed.

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  • ‘Allrounder-off’: Green’s biggest threat is now standing beside him | The expectation and t…

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    ‘Allrounder-off’: Green’s biggest threat is now standing beside him

    The man once hailed as Australian cricket’s future is now fighting for survival as Cameron Green’s place in the Test team hits a fresh obstacle in the form of a teammate. SUBSCRIBE to vote.

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    Cameron Green may be left out of Australia's XI to face England at the SCG. (Getty Images: Darrian Traynor)

    Australia is yet to settle on its XI for the fifth Ashes Test at the SCG.

    Steve Smith has not guaranteed Cameron Green will play in Sydney.

    ABC Sport will live blog the fifth Ashes Test, beginning on Sunday.

    Steve Smith has launched an impassioned defence of the out-of-form Cameron Green, but cannot guarantee the all-rounder's place in Australia's XI for the final Ashes Test.

    Smith, Australia's stand-in captain, insisted all options were on the selection table for the fifth Test against England at the SCG, which begins on Sunday.

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  • Biggest change to Lego in 50 years | Lego unveils ‘Smart Bricks’, its biggest innovation in 5…

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    The Danish toymaker that built a global empire on interlocking plastic bricks has unveiled what executives are calling the most significant evolution in its 93-year history: a tiny computer embedded inside a standard Lego brick.

    Announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Lego Smart Play represents an eight-year, several-hundred-person development effort to add interactivity to physical toys without requiring screens, apps or complex set-up procedures.

    “We introduced a step change to the Lego system of play,” Julia Goldin, Lego’s chief product and marketing officer, told this masthead. “We’re introducing a platform consisting of a smart brick, tags and interactive minifigures that fits seamlessly with the rest of the system, but provides an opportunity to bring a new dimension to play.”

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    An entire computer and myriad sensors in a 2×4 Lego brick.

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    On March 1st, 2026, The Lego Group will begin selling the most ambitious brick it’s ever made: a tiny computer that fits entirely inside a classic 2×4 Lego brick. When it detects NFC-equipped smart tags nearby, embedded inside new Lego tiles and new Lego minifigures, or when it sees other Smart Bricks, the company claims it will make entire Lego sets come to life — starting with the humming lightsabers, roaring engines, light-up blasters, and the music of Lego Star Wars.

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