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  • Large fire damages roof of Olympic velodrome | Dozens of firefighters battle massive blaze at Rio…

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    Large fire damages roof of Olympic velodrome

    About 80 firefighters were needed to bring a blaze under control at the velodrome used for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

    The velodrome houses the Olympic Museum, which holds exhibits and artefacts from the Games.

    Rio de Janeiro's Olympic velodrome has been damaged following a fire, which required about 80 firefighters and 20 fire trucks to bring under control. 

    Crews were called to the scene at 4:17am on Wednesday, local time, the state's military fire department said in a statement, battling the blaze that was in the roof of the arena. 

    The state's military fire department added that no one was hurt and there was no risk of the fire spreading to other parts of the complex. 

    Fire breaks out at Rio de Janeiro Olympic Park

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    A fire has broken out at Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Park velodrome, prompting a major emergency response involving about 80 firefighters and 20 vehicles, authorities say.

    Rio state military fire department said the blaze was under control and largely confined to the venue's fabric roof.

    There have been no reported injuries, and the interior of the building – including the Olympic Museum – remained untouched.

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  • The Ardie factor looms large over the big Pacific clash in Lautoka – ABC Pacific | Battle of the …

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    The Ardie factor looms large over the big Pacific clash in Lautoka – ABC Pacific

    The opening round of the new Super Rugby Pacific season will feature the Battle of the Pacific when the Fijian Drua take on Moana Pasifika at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

    2026 will be a crucial year for both sides, with Moana adapting to life without their superstar captain, Ardie Savea, while the Drua will be under pressure to raise their game to reflect the Fiji union's rise to tier one status.

    But the New Zealand Herald's rugby analyst, Gregor Paul, says the Drua have one very obvious problem: how to win a match outside the country.

    While for Moana, the absence of the Ardie factor just can not be ignored. 

    Fans allowed on the field after Drua and Moana clash

    Fans attending the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season opener between the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika will be allowed to enter the field at Churchill Park after the sound of the final hooter.

    The Drua franchise confirmed this yesterday, marking a shift from previous seasons where post-match field access was restricted.

    The initiative is part of the Fijian Drua’s effort to enhance the match-day experience at their home venues, bringing fans closer to the action and the players they support.

    Supporters will have the opportunity to greet players from both sides and take photos, adding an extra layer of excitement to the “Battle of the Pacific”.

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  • Heavy rainfall, large hailstones and damaging wind: Severe weather warning issued for Illawarra |…

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    Heavy rainfall, large hailstones and damaging wind: Severe weather warning issued for Illawarra

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    Update: The Bureau of Meteorology cancelled the severe thunderstorm warning at 6.50pm. The original story follows.

    The Bureau of Meteorology says the severe thunderstorm warning has eased for the greater Wollongong area, but the redevelopment of storms remains possible.

    A trough is triggering severe thunderstorms and causing a moist and unstable environment, with supercell thunderstorms detected to the north-east of the ACT.

    The bureau says the storms are likely to produce heavy rainfall, which may lead to flash flooding, large hailstones, and damaging wind, and were detected near the north-west parts of the Wollondilly Shire, Nowra, and the Morton National Park.

    Severe Thunderstorms And Hail Forecast For Parts Of NSW This Weekend

    After a long stretch of sunny days, parts of NSW are expected to see showers and thunderstorms moving in toward the weekend, with hail possible in some areas.

    Sydney may be hot and sunny today, but a significant shift in the weather pattern is developing that is set to bring thunderstorms across parts of NSW in the coming days. Moist tropical air is spreading south through the country and combining with a broad low-pressure system, creating widespread storm activity across multiple states in the country. While the heaviest rain is expected in parts of central and northern Australia, NSW is also likely to see showers and thunderstorms starting from Friday and into the weekend.

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  • Heatwave warning for large parts of Australia as temperatures expected to reach low 40s | The Bur…

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    Heatwave warning for large parts of Australia as temperatures expected to reach low 40s

    New South Wales south coast faces highest heatwave category, with extreme temperatures forecast elsewhere, including in Western Australia and the NT

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    Communities across large parts of Australia have been urged to take precautions as temperatures begin to soar ahead of severe and extreme heatwave conditions, with parts of western Sydney expected to reach the low 40s by Saturday.

    The Bureau of Meteorology has issued heatwave warnings in New South Wales, Western Australia and the Northern Territory, with an extreme warning in place on the NSW south coast – indicating the highest level of risk.

    Victoria shivers through coldest start to summer in almost 30 years

    Maximum temperatures are forecast to be eight to 12 degrees below the December average today. (ABC News)

    Today is forecast to be the coldest December 1 in Melbourne since 1996, with a maximum of 15 degrees Celsius predicted.

    Maximum temperatures today are forecast to be 8C to 12C below the December average.

    Melburnians are shivering through what is forecast to be the coldest summer day in nearly 30 years, while there is snow in Victoria's Alpine region as a cold snap hits the state.

    The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said maximum temperatures across Victoria today would be 8 to 12 degrees Celsius below the December average.

    Duty forecaster Michael Ephron said today's high of 15C would be Melbourne's coldest start to summer since 1996, and it would feel colder thanks to the wind chill.

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