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Gold Coast Suns veteran Nick Holman has announced he will retire at the end of season 2026.
The announcement comes following a career spanning 11 seasons and 154 games across Carlton and the Gold Coast Suns.
Drafted to Carlton, where he only played the nine games across two years, he was then picked up by the Gold Coast in the 2018 rookie draft. His 145 games since see him sit equal 12th on the club's all time games list, and featured 79 goals.
Holman informed his teammates on Monday morning of his decision to call time on his career and reflected on his time with the club.
Gold Coast SUNS club veteran Nick Holman has today announced his retirement from AFL football at the conclusion of the 2026 season.
Gold Coast SUNS club veteran Nick Holman has today announced his retirement from AFL football at the conclusion of the 2026 season.
Holman informed his teammates on Monday morning of his decision to call time on one of the AFL’s most incredible journeys following Thursday night’s Round 24 match at Marvel Stadium.
The announcement sees the curtain close on a career spanning 11 seasons and 154 games across two clubs.
Originally drafted to Carlton where he played nine games across two seasons, Holman quickly became one of Gold Coast’s favourite sons after joining in the 2018 rookie draft.
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Sam Williamson had reason to shed tears on another golden Glasgow morning for Australia in the pool at the Commonwealth Games and not just because he had taken down a swimming legend to win the 50m breaststroke.
On a night where the “King” Kyle Chalmers set down a marker to his protege “Flying” Flynn Southam and Sam Short took another step towards Commonwealth Games immortality, the emotion displayed by Williamson was understandable.
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Williamson saved his best for last as the Dolphins enjoyed their most successful day in the pool yet at this meet when clinching seven gold medals, a team display former champion Johanna Griggs described as “absolutely mind-blowing”.
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It doesn't get much tougher than what Canberra young gun Cameron Myers is facing in the men's one mile.
It's one of the toughest events at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with Myers set to make his Games debut on Wednesday night.
He's in the second heat, looking to qualify for the final on Sunday morning.
Just to show how tough the field is, Scotland's Josh Kerr will run in front of his home crowd fresh off setting a new world record of three minutes 42.66 seconds less than two weeks ago.
It is being billed as the match race of the Commonwealth Games when emerging Australian sensation Cameron Myers clashes with the miraculous mile star Josh Kerr in Glasgow on Saturday night.
But Glasgow’s golden mile race, which begins with heats on Wednesday at Scotstoun Stadium, is only another step in what shapes as an exciting time to come for the Canberran, who has been in dazzling form this season.
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That is the belief of Australian Athletics high performance director Andrew Faichney, who said the rising star of middle-distance running has an extremely bright future and shapes a frontline contender for many years to come.
From two mouthwatering mile races to a sprinting slate headlined by Lachlan Kennedy and Torrie Lewis, Australia is primed for a historic track campaign at the Commonwealth Games featuring a host of Para-athletics medal hopefuls and race walking stars.
If there is an athlete on the planet right now who is fit for battle with freshly minted world record holder Josh Kerr (SCO) in front of a home crowd, his name is Cameron Myers (ACT, Dick Telford) and he is Australia’s own.
The 20-year-old wunderkid is enjoying his best season yet and is only missing major championship success on his growing resume. He can earn this in spades against what is arguably the hottest Athletics lineup of the Commonwealth Games featuring Kerr, Jake Wightman (SCO) and Timothy Cheruiyot (KEN).
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Gold Logie nominee Julia Morris has spoken about the end of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, revealing that the show faced cuts and adjustments on a regular basis.
Despite this, she remains grateful for the experience and the production team pulling it together for 12 years.
“In the jungle we worked 17 hour days for 31 days in a row. (That’s) how we had to roll it out as a pre-recorded show,” she told Sarah Le Marquand on podcast Something to Talk About.
“500 crew work on this show, it’s a massive show. I just couldn’t see how the numbers were sustainable.
Robert Irwin is rarely seen without a smile and his energetic personality.
But when the cameras stop rolling, and there aren’t millions of people watching him, what’s he really like?
His I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! co-host, Julia Morris, has revealed the 22-year-old is still the most “perfect” person you could ever hope to meet.
In an interview with Stellar’s Something To Talk About podcast, the comedian opened up about working with Robert on the Channel 10 reality TV show for the past two years and being part of his inner circle.
“The only way I can describe him, and I know people don’t like the word, and he won’t like the word ‘perfect’, but he’s like a perfectly formed human,” she said.
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Gold Logie nominee Julia Morris has spoken about the end of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, revealing that the show faced cuts and adjustments on a regular basis.
Despite this, she remains grateful for the experience and the production team pulling it together for 12 years.
“In the jungle we worked 17 hour days for 31 days in a row. (That’s) how we had to roll it out as a pre-recorded show,” she told Sarah Le Marquand on podcast Something to Talk About.
“500 crew work on this show, it’s a massive show. I just couldn’t see how the numbers were sustainable.
Robert Irwin is rarely seen without a smile and his energetic personality.
But when the cameras stop rolling, and there aren’t millions of people watching him, what’s he really like?
His I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! co-host, Julia Morris, has revealed the 22-year-old is still the most “perfect” person you could ever hope to meet.
In an interview with Stellar’s Something To Talk About podcast, the comedian opened up about working with Robert on the Channel 10 reality TV show for the past two years and being part of his inner circle.
“The only way I can describe him, and I know people don’t like the word, and he won’t like the word ‘perfect’, but he’s like a perfectly formed human,” she said.
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For the third time, Singapore athletes Shaun Goh and Vanessa Lee set national records (10km and half marathon respectively) on the same day at a meet in Australia.
SINGAPORE – When Yvonne Danson set her Singapore women’s half-marathon record of 1hr 16min 29sec in 1996, Vanessa Lee was not even born yet.
On July 4, the 28-year-old sealed her spot as the nation’s queen of distance running when she broke the 30-year-old record after placing 29th at the Gold Coast Marathon in 1:16:04.
With her latest feat, Lee now owns an impressive seven national records from the mile (5min 10.86sec, set in January) to the half-marathon.
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Weighing up his future, Jed Walter has made the most of his chances after injury opened the door for more regular AFL opportunities
DAMIEN Hardwick reckons Gold Coast key forward Jed Walter is earning his trust as the exciting key forward ponders his future and seizes the moment.
The 20-year-old is off contract beyond this season, yet to re-sign since the Perth-born, Gold Coast-raised talent was taken with pick No.3 in the 2023 draft.
He played 14 AFL games in 2024 and 16 last year but has managed just five of 10 this season, battling for opportunities in a forward line led by Ben King that now also includes Jamarra Ugle-Hagan.
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When gold sold off at the start of fighting between Iran and the United States in late February, commodity strategists barely batted an eye.
A shock in risk assets – like the one that befell equity markets in the open days of the conflict – typically forces traders to unwind their highly liquid bullion holdings to cover losses in other positions. A similar phenomenon played out following the collapse of Lehman Brothers on the eve of the global financial crisis, and again at the start of the pandemic.
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Gold was supposed to be a hiding place for investors during a Middle East conflict. Instead, since the Iran war started on Feb. 28, the yellow metal has dropped 11%, raising questions about its safe-haven reputation.
That outcome seems backward. Safe-haven assets are supposed to rise in price when the world gets shaky. Yet a new research note from LPL Financial, one of the country’s largest independent broker-dealers with $2.3 trillion in client assets, argues the selloff isn’t a sign of failure.
Rather than simply acting as a refuge, gold is serving a different role right now, writes Kristian Kerr, LPL’s head of macro strategy. It functions as part commodity, part reserve asset and, during periods of stress, a stand-in for dollars.
The rally that propelled gold and silver to record-breaking highs in 2025 could pick up again if a U.S.-Iran peace deal is reached, market watchers told CNBC as prices ticked higher on Thursday.
Spot gold jumped 1.2% to $4,750 per ounce early on Thursday, amid hopes that the U.S. and Iran could be nearing a deal to bring the 69-day war to an end.
Meanwhile, spot silver added 3% to trade at $79.62 an ounce, and silver futures for July delivery jumped 3.9%.
Gold and silver both enjoyed record-smashing rallies in 2025, surging 66% and 135%, respectively, over the course of the year. However, they have seen much more volatile trade in 2026, with silver futures suffering their biggest single-day blow since the 1980s at the end of January and gold knocking more 10% off its January peak.
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