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  • Konstas cracks second ton in four days to lead Blues’ one-day win | ‘It’s time’: Call for A…

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    Konstas cracks second ton in four days to lead Blues' one-day win

    NSW right-hander made 149 off 131 balls to lead their 78-run One-Day Cup victory over WA in Perth

    Sam Konstas has struck his second century in the space of a week to send national selectors yet another reminder he is ready for a Test recall.

    Just days after posting scores of 71 and 151 not out in NSW's Sheffield Shield draw with WA, Konstas cracked 149 off 131 balls on Saturday to lead his side to a 78-run victory over in the One-Day Cup at the WACA Ground.

    NSW posted 8-371 on the back of the monster knock from Konstas combined with handy contributions from Josh Philippe (51), Jack Edwards (45) and Lachlan Shaw (44).

    ‘It’s time’: Call for Australia to take bold selection ‘risk’… but Travis Head isn’t so sure

    It is a measure of the strength of Australia’s Test team that the next most likely men into the XI are in their 30s according to Travis Head.

    As former Victorian and New South Wales coach Greg Shipperd said Sam Konstas had mounted a strong case to reclaim his spot in the Test team, Head said history suggested that the older a newcomer is, the stronger the Australian team is.

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    And while the Australians were thrashed in the second Test of the series against South Africa in Gqeberha, Head is adamant the current team is a strong one, pointing the fact the Aussies remain the top-ranked Test team in the world.

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    Sam Konstas cracks yet another century

    NSW's Sam Konstas flayed the West Australian attack to all parts of the WACA, scoring an unbeaten 149 in the One-Day Cup. (Getty Images: James Worsfold)

    Sam Konstas has continued his run-making campaign to impress Test selectors, with a big one-day century for NSW.

    Konstas smashed an unbeaten 149 off 131 in a 78-run One-Day Cup win over the Warriors at the WACA.

    It came days after the former Test opener's 71 and 151 not out against Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield.   

    Sam Konstas has struck his second century in the space of a week to send national selectors yet another reminder he is ready for a Test recall.

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  • Four left standing in The Voice Australia 2026 finale | Drop everything and vote Yung Milla right…

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    Who Is The Winner Of The Voice Australia 2026?

    After weeks upon weeks of knockout rounds, belts and riffs, the winner of The Voice Australia 2026 has been crowned. Here's who won The Voice Australia 2026. 

    It's without a doubt that this year's shebang has featured a bunch of twists — and I'm not talking about the movement on those giant red chairs. 

    In the 2026 season, The Voice Australia implemented a first-in-its-history plot twist where Tones And I was recruited as a secret fifth judge who sneakily stole contestants who failed to pass blind auditions and trained them up for a second chance. 

    But now, with blind auditions, knockouts, quarterfinals and semifinals done, we've got our final four. 

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  • 106 games in four years: The secrets behind Brisbane’s ‘iron Lions’ Cam Rayner and Darcy Wilmot |…

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    106 games in four years: The secrets behind Brisbane's 'iron Lions' Cam Rayner and Darcy Wilmot

    Cam Rayner and Darcy Wilmot have played more games than any other player in the past four years. Michael Whiting discovers how they did it

    SINCE the beginning of 2023, two Brisbane players have laced the boots up for every one of the club's 106 games.

    Cam Rayner and Darcy Wilmot are the Lions' 'iron men', playing more games in a four-year span than anyone in the history of the competition.

    While the knockabout duo admit to luck playing a role in their remarkable consistency, both have put strategies in place to give themselves the best chance each week as Brisbane prepares for a fourth consecutive Grand Final.

    Combined best 23, bold verdict on golden Lion eras… and why Fagan’s window ‘will go for longer’

    Chris Fagan and his Brisbane Lions head into Saturday’s Grand Final with an opportunity to make history rhyme all over again.

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    Their quest for a third successive premiership, and with it a place in the annals of Australian Rules history, leaves them one win away from matching a different Lions team’s own ultimate glory, under club icons Leigh Matthews and Michael Voss, from 2001-2003.

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    ‘I owe them’: The heartbreaking setbacks fuelling Lions’ comeback warriors

    These are the “hard luck” stories that have ensured the Brisbane Lions have never lost their hunger for sustained success, and transformed them from hapless cellar dwellers to premiership juggernauts throughout the past decade.

    For all the plateaus this outfit have scaled en route to a fourth-straight grand final against Fremantle this Saturday, injuries have prevented many key members from featuring at this stage of the season.

    Last year, Eric Hipwood (ACL) and Jarrod Berry (shoulder) were among those names, having hoisted the trophy in 2024.

    “I wouldn’t say I ever feared it was going to be my last chance because I have so much faith and belief in this group. But it definitely drove me throughout the off season,” Berry admitted.

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  • WAFL Grand Final teams: Four ins for Cox-less Peel as Claremont remain unchanged | How dominant W…

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    WAFL Grand Final teams: Four ins for Cox-less Peel as Claremont remain unchanged

    Minor premiers Peel Thunder have made four changes for Sunday’s Sullivan Logistics WAFL decider against Claremont at Optus Stadium as they hunt their second premiership in three years.

    The Thunder have welcomed back AFL-listed pair – winger Nathan O’Driscoll and defender Brandon Walker – from Dockers duties, while key forward Corey Tregenza has been included after recovering from an ankle injury.

    Both O’Driscoll and Walker played in Fremantle’s Qualifying Final loss to Hawthorn, with Walker injuring his ankle and O’Driscoll getting dropped.

    Tough nut Tristan Bryce is another big inclusion, returning for his first senior appearance since Round 11 after a long-term hamstring injury.

    Thunder claim fourth WAFL flag with massive win over Tigers

    Peel Thunder put an exclamation point on a dominant season with a one-sided Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final victory over a shellshocked Claremont at Optus Stadium.

    The minor premiers led from start to finish to claim their fourth WAFL flag and second in three years with an emphatic 62-point triumph – 16.17 (113) to 7.9 (51) – in front of 19,210 fans.

    The Thunder capped off a historic weekend for their AFL alignment club Fremantle, which qualified for just the second AFL Grand Final in their history.

    Fourteen AFL-listed players lined up for Peel including several hoping to play two deciders in as many weeks with defender Brandon Walker, ruckman Sean Darcy, winger Nathan O’Driscoll and veteran midfielder Jaeger O’Meara doing their chances no harm.

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  • WAFL Grand Final teams: Four ins for Cox-less Peel as Claremont remain unchanged | FOLLOW LIVE: P…

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    WAFL Grand Final teams: Four ins for Cox-less Peel as Claremont remain unchanged

    Minor premiers Peel Thunder have made four changes for Sunday’s Sullivan Logistics WAFL decider against Claremont at Optus Stadium as they hunt their second premiership in three years.

    The Thunder have welcomed back AFL-listed pair – winger Nathan O’Driscoll and defender Brandon Walker – from Dockers duties, while key forward Corey Tregenza has been included after recovering from an ankle injury.

    Both O’Driscoll and Walker played in Fremantle’s Qualifying Final loss to Hawthorn, with Walker injuring his ankle and O’Driscoll getting dropped.

    Tough nut Tristan Bryce is another big inclusion, returning for his first senior appearance since Round 11 after a long-term hamstring injury.

    FOLLOW LIVE: Peel battle Claremont for WAFL glory

    Peel Thunder have been the team to beat in the WAFL for much of the season but the Tigers have been right on their tail and they now meet in the grand final.

    Peel will have a number of Dockers-listed players out there but Brennan Cox was withdrawn with the defender potentially suiting up for the AFL decider.

    But Claremont have plenty of stars of their own and they will be hungry to taste the ultimate success.

    Brandon Walker has been given the job on son-of-a-gun Zac Mainwaring.

    Mainwaring has been a breakout player for the Tigers this season and was even in the mix for an AFL call ahead of the mid-season draft.

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    Peel Thunder’s Grand Final Selection Squeeze

    Peel Thunder coach Adam Read admits when his team is announced for Sunday’s Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final there will be players who are left heartbroken.

    Read is on the verge of his second premiership as coach of Peel but knows the tough calls which will have to be made.

    “Since I have taken this job, I have gone through every coaching course you could imagine and I don’t think it teaches you about how you are supposed to have those tough conversations on selection,” Read said.

    The availability of Fremantle Dockers defender Brennan Cox is a bonus for the minor premiers who will start up to 14 AFL-listed players against Claremont.

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  • 500 games, four titles, one remarkable family legacy | Live: Storm host Panthers trying to avoid …

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    500 games, four titles, one remarkable family legacy

    It’s clear the Cleary name runs through the streets of Penrith.

    Just outside the Panthers Leagues Club, a giant mural captures one of the most iconic moments in the club’s history – Nathan Cleary and Isaah Yeo holding up four fingers after securing a historic fourth straight premiership.

    It also provides a fitting backdrop for another milestone in the Cleary family.

    It’s an image that tells the story of Penrith’s golden era, led by the milestone man Ivan Cleary, who will coach his 500th NRL game when the Panthers face Melbourne at AAMI Park, becoming just the seventh coach in history to reach the mark. 

    Live: Storm host Panthers trying to avoid third straight loss in Cleary's milestone

    The Penrith Panthers are trying to bounce back from back-to-back losses as they take on the Melbourne Storm in Ivan Cleary's milestone 500th game as a coach.

    Follow all the action in our live blog below, check out all the stats in the full ScoreCentre, and tune in to our live radio coverage.

    Melbourne's dummy half pass hits the deck, but still they almost create the overlap, saved only by Brian To'o knocking down Jack Howarth's pass.

    Maybe the time with one or two players in the bin is already taking a toll. It surely will later in the game, so don't count the Storm out just yet.

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    Nathan or Ivan? If you could choose only one champion Cleary, who do you pick?

    Ivan Cleary, you’ll be shocked to learn, hates having a fuss made over him.

    Even when he’s about to coach the 500th game of his rugby league career, a feat only six other coaches have achieved in 118 years.

    Right now, with a trip to Melbourne and three games left in the regular season, Cleary and his son, Nathan, who also happens to be his champion halfback, are staring up at their latest mountain to conquer.

    How do they recalibrate their attack and win a premiership without Isaah Yeo, who I don’t see taking the field again this season after suffering a significant pectoral injury.

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  • Sara Bejlek’s four-year journey comes full circle vs. Krejcikova at Cincinnati debut | WTA Cincin…

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    Sara Bejlek's four-year journey comes full circle vs. Krejcikova at Cincinnati debut

    Note: This piece was originally published after Sara Bejlek's second-round win on Sunday. It is now updated to reflect her win over World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in Thursday's fourth round.

    CINCINNATI — The last time Sara Bejlek faced Barbora Krejcikova, she was 16 going on 17 years old and was playing in her second-ever Grand Slam main draw at the 2023 Australian Open.

    Bejlek faced her Czech compatriot in the first round after navigating qualifiers in Melbourne three and half years ago. Though she left Australia that year with a 6-3, 6-1 defeat to Krejcikova — a match she forgets — Bejlek remembers the thrill of qualifying for the major. 

    WTA Cincinnati Second Round Best Bets Including Barbora Krejcikova vs Sara Bejlek

    The WTA Cincinnati tournament moves into the second round on Saturday. WTA Cincinnati is the 1,000-point tournament that immediately precedes the U.S. Open. Iga Swiatek won the WTA Toronto championship, beating Elena Rybakina in the final. Aryna Sabalenka is still World No. 1, but Rybakina came closer to Sabalenka in Canada. Swiatek won a big title and is showing signs of possibly reviving her career after many months of simply drifting along. All the while, dozens of other WTA pros in Cincinnati are trying to make statements of their own before going to New York. It’s a very interesting time in women’s tennis. LWOS has our best bets for three matches. Post your best bets and thoughts in the comments.

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  • The four sets of data that show how the property market is transforming | Slump in auction cleara…

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    The four sets of data that show how the property market is transforming

    Four key pieces of data show how the property market is cooling. (Getty: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg)

    Initial asking prices are falling and homes are sitting for longer as the housing market cools across Australia.

    During a period of global economic instability, domestic tax reform and sustained higher interest rates, buyers and sellers in the Australian property market have been adjusting their approach to transactions.

    "These cumulative effects over the last six or so months have dragged demand lower significantly," said Cotality's head of research, Gerard Burg.

    To get a sense of how this uncertainty is playing out in the market, here is what four sets of data tell us.

    Slump in auction clearance rates worse than during pandemic

    The auction clearance rate has once again dropped below 50 per cent nationally, marking nine weeks of consistently low figures not seen in Australia’s property market since the last major downturn in 2018 caused by tighter lending restrictions.

    This week’s preliminary clearance rate came in at 50 per cent, although it will likely be revised down to about 48 per cent. The result is slightly weaker than last week, when the preliminary rate came in at 54.8 per cent before being revised down to 48.5 per cent, according to data house Cotality.

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  • The Open round four LIVE: Build-up, news, scores & live text updates | The Open 2026: fourth and …

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    The Open round four LIVE: Build-up, news, scores & live text updates

    Selected: -8 Burns (15); -7 Kim (17), Fleetwood (68), Scheffler (67); -6 Herbert (17), Aberg (17), Jarvis (66); -5 Henley (66)

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    There's groans from the crowd, though, when Kim Si-woo rolls his putt just wide of the hole at the 17th and has to tap in for par.

    Kim needs an eagle on the last – the toughest hole on the course.

    His bid to become the first Asian winner of the Claret Jug looks to be over.

    Sam Burns looks frustrated as his second shot goes left of the green.

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    The Open 2026: fourth and final round heading for tense finish at Royal Birkdale – live

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    Fox puts for the lead … but the ball dribbles off to the right. Not so straight after all. He walks off with par, shaking his head. Par for Burns, who now has to birdie the last in the hope of forcing a play-off. Fox just needs par on 18 … or birdie for the Claret Jug! What an Open! This is going right down to the wire!

    Ryan Fox is forced to whip his ball out of the bunker while standing on the fairway, leaning in. He catches plenty of the ball and advances it up the hole. Good core strength, sir. He then wedges to ten feet, and will have a straight uphill putt for birdie and the outright lead. In the meantime, Sam Burns, having pulled his second to the left, can’t wedge close and he’ll have to make to do with par. He wears the look of a man who knows his race is run.

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  • Big Four divided on RBA direction as one major bank warns two interest rate hikes still ahead | V…

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    Big Four divided on RBA direction as one major bank warns two interest rate hikes still ahead

    Australia's major banks are divided on which direction interest rates will go next. Three of the Big Four banks think interest rate rises are now over and the next move will be down, but one is predicting mortgage holders could be in for a further two interest rate hikes this year.

    The one thing all of the bank economists are in agreement about is that borrowers will get some reprieve at the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) June meeting this week. The central bank has already hiked rates three times this year, taking the cash rate to 4.35 per cent.

    ANZ joined Commonwealth Bank and NAB on Friday in predicting the RBA has reached the peak of its rate hiking cycle and will remain on hold for the rest of the year. ANZ is expecting two rate cuts in the second half of 2027.

    VIDEO: Why experts are tipping interest rates to pause

    After three interest rate increases at the start of the year, economists now expect the Reserve Bank to hold rates steady for a while. 

    After three interest rate increases at the start of the year, economists now expect the Reserve Bank to hold rates steady for a while. 

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