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Cricket Victoria chief executive Nick Cummins has rejected suggestions he is trying to force the sale of his Big Bash League franchise, arguing his decision to restructure his organisation was necessary to proceed with the new season.
The state cricket association informed staff on Tuesday that it planned to offload the team that competes under the Melbourne Renegades banner and will rebrand the Melbourne Stars as a Victorian team, a decision that ultimately kills both franchises.
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Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird and chief executive Todd Greenberg have denied approving Cricket Victoria’s plans to merge the Melbourne Stars and Renegades in order to free up a BBL licence for sale to private investors.
In an occasionally heated virtual meeting with the chairs and chief executives of the five states other than Victoria on Thursday afternoon, CA stressed that nothing had formally been approved in terms of a caretaker set-up for the Renegades.
This is despite informal discussions between CA and CV about taking the Renegades out of the state association’s office at Junction Oval and temporarily moving it to CA’s headquarters at Jolimont near the MCG.
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“Normalizing a healthy, guilt-free relationship with food at home is so crucial,” one person said of Hannah’s recent comments.
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Donald Trump has said he is "not happy" with Australia's position on the Iran war, criticism Joe Courtney says is "harmful". (Reuters: Jonathan Ernst)
The senior US Democrat on a Congressional committee overseeing AUKUS says US President Donald Trump's repeated criticism of Australia is "unfair" and causing harm to the US with its allies.
"I think it's a very unfair criticism by the president," Joe Courtney told 7.30.
Mr Trump said on two occasions he was "not happy" with Australia's position on the war in Iran, saying Australia had declined a request to join US efforts in the Strait of Hormuz, something the Albanese government has denied.
Questions are mounting over the state of Australia’s ties with the US after reports emerged that journalists can directly contact President Donald Trump while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese relies on formal channels.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing renewed pressure to engage more directly with United States President Donald Trump, after claims American journalists have unprecedented access to him raised questions about the state of diplomatic communications.
The issue has resurfaced amid tensions between Canberra and Washington, with the relationship under strain over the Middle East and defence cooperation.
Commentary in the US suggested members of the press can contact the President directly – a level of access apparently not shared by Australia’s leader.
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A first-class fixture at North Sound’s Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in the Caribbean has been abandoned due to a dangerous pitch, with a player hospitalised after being struck on the helmet during the final delivery of the match.
The four-day West Indies Championship contest between Trinidad & Tobago and Leeward Islands was declared a draw after the umpires decided to abandon the match on Tuesday morning.
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The hosts were 7-140 in the second innings, leading by 96 runs, when a delivery from fast bowler Hayden Seales reared sharply off a length and struck Jeremiah Louis on the helmet. The previous delivery, tellingly, had kept low.
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Essendon have been called out for letting Bulldogs superstar Marcus Bontempelli run free without a tag in another early mauling — as an unwinnable debate raged on whether a “helpless” Brad Scott should coach from the box or the bench.
Bontempelli racked up his 18th disposal just minutes into the second quarter on Sunday night with the Bulldogs already up by 35 points.
The Dogs skipper was finding targets left, right and centre while he also had a goal and one assist to his name.
“At what point do you go ‘you know what, he’s the best player in the comp probably — just someone for five minutes go play alongside him’,” Kane Cornes said on Channel 7.
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In the summer of 2018, Essendon’s coaches were presented to influential coterie group members for a Q&A at “the Hangar”. Such sessions are commonplace at AFL clubs, where passionate and cashed-up supporters have access to coaches as part of their coterie package, some costing five figures.
These forums help build relationships between the football department and prominent supporters, while also raising valuable revenue if done well. This one wasn’t.
At the time, hopes were high among the Essendon faithful. The drugs suspensions had been served, the Dons were coming off a finals berth, and the recruiting of established trio Jake Stringer, Adam Saad and Devon Smith from other clubs was supposed to propel them further up the ladder.
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In the summer of 2018, Essendon’s coaches were presented to influential coterie group members for a Q&A at “the Hangar”. Such sessions are commonplace at AFL clubs, where passionate and cashed-up supporters have access to coaches as part of their coterie package, some costing five figures.
These forums help build relationships between the football department and prominent supporters, while also raising valuable revenue if done well. This one wasn’t.
At the time, hopes were high among the Essendon faithful. The drugs suspensions had been served, the Dons were coming off a finals berth, and the recruiting of established trio Jake Stringer, Adam Saad and Devon Smith from other clubs was supposed to propel them further up the ladder.
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A fuel giveaway gimmick in Melbourne’s west devolved into chaos as motorists snarled traffic around the block before police had to step in.
RS Rewards announced earlier this week it would be giving away $100,000 worth of fuel at the Liberty petrol station in Truganina from 10am on Good Friday.
But as keen motorists arrived, the station quickly became overwhelmed, with cars blocking intersections and lining nearby streets waiting for their shot at a free tank of fuel.
Sharing the craziness throughout the morning on his Instagram page, organiser Billy Beasley said people began lining up for the free fuel since 4am.
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Tony Popovic makes no promises to convince young players to commit
Tony Popovic said he did all he could to convince Adrian Segečić to play for the Socceroos and repeated the maxim that he won’t be “selling the shirt”, after naming a 26-player squad for upcoming friendlies, including one player who has never been to Australia.
Hibernian striker Ante Šuto, who was born and raised in Croatia, joins two other uncapped players for this month’s matches against Cameroon and Curaçao – young defender Lucas Herrington, who plays with Colorado Rapids, and forward Deni Jurić, who departed Socceroos camp last November due to injury.
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Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has launched a passionate defence of his management of Adrian Segecic, vowing he will never make promises to young players about game time or bow to pressure to stop them defecting to another country.
Popovic unveiled a 26-player squad on Thursday for Australia’s upcoming friendlies against Cameroon and Curacao – their last fixtures on home soil before the World Cup in June – but the biggest talking point was a player who wasn’t in it, and now probably never will be.
Segecic, a former Sydney FC academy product who plays for Portsmouth in the English Championship, had his request to switch his international allegiance from Australia to Croatia approved over the weekend by FIFA.
Lucas Herrington (Colorado Rapids) and Ante Suto (Hibernian) have received maiden call-ups. Deni Juric (Wisla Plock) – who departed Socceroos camp last November due to injury – is the third uncapped player named in the 26-player squad.
Aziz Behich (Melbourne City) returns for the first time since last June, when he scored in the World Cup qualifying win over Japan. Fellow A-League player Nishan Velupillay (Melbourne Victory) returns for the first time since last March, when he scored in the wins over Indonesia and China.
Awer Mabil (CD Castellon) has been named for the first time since September 2024. Jordan Bos (Feyenoord), Alessandro Circati (Parma), Ajdin Hrustic (Heracles Almelo), Jacob Italiano (Grazer AK), Fran Karacic (NK Osijek), Alexander Robertson (Cardiff) and Patrick Yazbek (Nashville) have also been recalled.
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Adelaide: This team was supposed to be Australia’s weakest Ashes side since 2010-11. This team has repeatedly been referred to as “not the strongest Australian side”, “not vintage” or “not as good as earlier teams”. This team has at times been called too old, too outspoken, too injury-affected and even, bizarrely, too woke.
About 2.10pm local time in Adelaide, they sealed the destiny of the Ashes in the space of three matches, or, by another measure, just 11 days. It was emphatic. England did their best to provide a Rorke’s Drift rearguard, helped by a hamstring injury to Nathan Lyon, but Australia still found a way through.
Australia retains The Ashes with an unassailable lead in the series as it secures the win in Adelaide.
A Nathan Lyon injury, another stellar catch from Marnus Labuschagne and an English fightback with the bat made it an entertaining day for Corbin Middlemas, Jason Gillespie, Darren Lehmann and Stuart Clark to dissect.
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Scott Boland of Australia celebrates the wicket of Josh Tongue of England during day five of the Third Test Match in the 2025-26 Ashes Series between Australia and England at Adelaide Oval on December 21, 2025 in Adelaide, Australia.(Getty Images: Darrian Traynor)
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On the day Bazball was officially laid to rest at the Adelaide Oval, after a tense and fluctuating 11th day of this Ashes series, Australia’s victorious cricketers pulled on fresh white T-shirts handed out in the dressing rooms by hometown hero and party starter Travis Head.
Across the front, in big red lettering, was the word ‘Ronball’, accompanied by a cartoon of Australia’s beloved coach Andrew “Ronald” McDonald.
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