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  • Petrol station forced to sell WA’s most expensive diesel because of mistake | Wild reason servo…

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    Petrol station forced to sell WA’s most expensive diesel because of mistake

    A fuel station in Perth's south-east was forced to sell WA's most expensive diesel today because of a mistake, which could not be rectified.

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    FuelWatch fail: Typo forces WA servo to hike cost of fuel

    A Cannington service station has been forced to advertise its diesel as the most expensive in the State after bureaucrats refused to fix a minor typo on FuelWatch.

    On Monday, when entering it’s fuel price for the following day, Burk Fuel incorrectly set its diesel at $3.973/L instead of the planned $2.973/L.

    The business didn’t catch the error until later in the day, and attempted to have it rectified by contacting the department but that was refused because it was past the 2pm deadline set by FuelWatch.

    “Due to a genuine typographical error during our FuelWatch daily price submission, the diesel price for Burk Cannington was incorrectly reported,” Burk said in a statement.

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  • Aussie teen forced to wait for Olympic final as heavy snow wreaks havoc | Ally Hickman tells prou…

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    Aussie teen forced to wait for Olympic final as heavy snow wreaks havoc

     Ally Hickman's snowboard slopestyle final was pushed back a day due to heavy snowfall. (AP: Lindsey Wasson)

    Heavy snow has wreaked havoc on day 11 of the Winter Olympics, with several Australians having their events postponed for the day.

    Sixteen-year-old Ally Hickman — the second-youngest member of the Australian team at the Milano Cortina Games — will contest the women's snowboard slopestyle final from 12:30am AEDT on Thursday.

    Four Australians — Danielle Scott, Abbey Wilcox, Airleigh Frigo and Sidney Stephens — will now compete in the women's aerials qualification at 8pm on Wednesday AEDT.

    Reilly Flanagan will make his Olympic debut in the men's aerials qualification 24 hours later.

    Ally Hickman tells proud school friends ‘I’m not nervous, I’m just excited’ before Winter Olympics final

    The 16-year-old Australian’s classmates and teachers are some of her biggest fans – and say she remains ‘really chill’

    On the towering slopes of Livigno in Italy on Sunday, 16-year-old Australian Ally Hickman was a green and gold blur, securing herself a spot in the Olympic women’s snowboard slopestyle final.

    She will compete for a medal in the finals on Tuesday – but thousands of kilometres away at her Sydney high school, the teenager is already a legend.

    Around the school, Ally is everywhere: there are massive cardboard cutouts of her face and giant yellow letters spelling out her name.

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    Brendan Corey leaves it all on the ice

    Starting from the outside position, short track skater Brendan Corey delivered an explosive start in the Men’s 500m Heats. 

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  • Fans forced to wait hours despite Australian Open’s ‘extra resources’ | Australian Tennis Open dr…

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    Fans forced to wait hours despite Australian Open's 'extra resources'

    Fans were forced to wait in queues outside Melbourne Park for hours, even with extra resources on the grounds for day two of the Australian Open. (Getty Images: Quinn Rooney)

    Fans have continued to be left waiting in queues for hours on day two of the Australian Open, as the tournament continues to struggle with record crowds.

    Tournament boss Craig Tiley promised "extra resources" on the ground, urging fans to pre-purchase tickets online to ensure a seamless entry.

    Nine Australians are in action on day two of the Australian Open, including the top men's seed, Alex de Minaur.

    Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has admitted tournament organisers were surprised at the turnout on day one of the Australian Open, as fans continued to experience lengthy delays getting into Melbourne Park.

    Australian Tennis Open draws record breaking crowd on Day 1

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    Venus Williams plays a backhand return to Olga Danilovic at the Australian Open Source: AAP / Aaron Favila/AP

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    SBS acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.

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    38 winners and a tweener: Alcaraz produces jaw-dropping highlights in victory over Aussie

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    Two world No.1s who are chasing tennis history at the Australian Open capped a record-breaking opening day with straight-sets victories on Sunday night.

    Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz did as expected in advancing to the second round, although their lower-profile opponents offered enough nuisance value to keep the Rod Laver Arena crowd – including Laver himself and Roger Federer – entertained.

    Alcaraz can erase fellow Spaniard Rafael Nadal’s record as the youngest man, at age 22, to win a career Grand Slam if he claims this year’s Open.

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