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With 500 days to go until Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 kicks off in Australia, the ticket Application Phase opens today, following extraordinary Presale demand that saw more than 750,000 tickets purchased by fans coming from 135 countries.
With 500 days to go until Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 kicks off in Australia, the ticket Application Phase opens today, following extraordinary Presale demand that saw more than 750,000 tickets purchased by fans coming from 135 countries.
To mark the milestone, Rugby World Cup winner and former New Zealand international Brad Thorn, former Australian Captain James Horwill and current Wallaby Tom Lynagh joined hundreds of school students from Brisbane to create a large-scale human mosaic spelling ‘RWC27’, alongside the Webb Ellis Cup which returned to the city for the first time in 23 years.
At almost $2000, it is comfortably the most expensive single ticket in Australian footy history.
But the head of the 2027 World Cup says the hefty price for a category one seat at the final at Accor Stadium next year – $1950 – is a fair cost for a premium event, and helps unlock more affordable tickets at other World Cup games, too.
The next stage of ticket sales for the 2027 World Cup begins on Tuesday, with the opening of the “Application Phase”. It follows the sale of the first 750,000 tickets in a controversial pre-sales stage in February.
The chaotic pre-sale prompted a backlash from angry fans, who had suffered 10-hour waits and system crashes on the overwhelmed World Cup ticketing website
Next year's Rugby World Cup final will officially be the most expensive to attend in the game's history, with top-tier tickets to the prized event priced at almost $2,000 a pop – or a return flight to Europe.
In fact, it will be the most expensive in Australian footy history.
After an incredible 750,000 tickets were sold during World Rugby's controversial pre-sales stage in February, the next stage of ticket sales for the 2027 showpiece event on Australian soil – the first time the country has hosted the tournament since 2003 – will open on Tuesday.
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Iga Swiatek's struggles have continued with a tearful withdrawal during her third-round match against Ann Li at the Madrid Open.
The former world No.1, yet to advance beyond the quarter-finals at any event this season, revealed afterwards on Saturday that she's battling a virus and had her temperature and blood pressure checked after losing the opening two games of the deciding set.
World No. 34 Ann Li earned her highest ranked win of her career, defeating World No. 4 Iga Swiatek 7-6 (4), 2-6, 3-0 ret. in a match that saw both players save set points in the opening set. Swiatek ultimately retired with an illness.
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Though not ending the way Li envisioned, the American upset World No. 4 Iga Swiatek 7-6 (4), 2-6, 3-0 ret. to earn her second top 10 win 12 tries, and the highest ranked win in her career.
"Defintely knew it was going to be a tough match, I'm super sorry for her that she's had to pull out, it's never easy to go like that," Li said to press. "I was just super proud of the way that I fought and I pushed through."
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HOUSTON – The topic of mud balls came up often during pre-tournament press conferences at soggy Memorial Park. On Thursday, in the opening round of the Chevron Championship, many LPGA players were surprised by the tour's decision to play the ball down.
Two-time Chevron winner Brittany Lincicome counted seven times during the course of her opening round that her ball had enough dirt caked on to impact the flight.
Linn Grant, who opened with a 2-under 70, felt playing preferred lies would've been the right choice after storms rolled through early week, dumping 2.9 inches of rain and shortening the Tuesday pro-am. Officials closed the course three times in two days.
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Today, Zverev continued his Munich mastery thrashing Gabriel Diallo 6-1, 6-2 to charge into the BMW Open quarterfinals for the eighth time in 12 appearances.
“I think he had some issues with the back and was not serving fully in the second set,” Zverev said in his on-court interview. “But I am happy with the win and happy to get an easier match today.”
Zverev joins compatriot Philipp Kohlschreiber (10) as the second German man to reach eight or more Munich quarterfinals.
The serve was the key stroke today. Zverev served 75 percent, won 25 of 30 first-serve points and saved the only break point he faced defeating Diallo for the second time this season following his four-set win in the Australian Open first round.
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WASHINGTON — Easter Sunday falls on April 5 this year, and if the holiday arrives and you're scrambling for last-minute groceries, a quick pharmacy run or just need to grab something on the go, knowing which stores will be open — and which won't — can save you a trip.
While many retailers scale back their hours or close entirely for the holiday, a number of major retail and restaurant chains will keep their doors open.
These grocery stores and other retailers will close all locations to observe the holiday.
Some of these stores will be open on Easter for reduced hours, but individual locations may be closed. Check with individual locations for specific store and pharmacy hours.
Some stores are open on Easter Day, but several are also closed. Is Target open for Easter? Is Costco closed on the holiday?
Here's what we know about which Easter stores are closed and open:
Here's a list of stores expected to be closed on Easter Sunday. Each of these stores will have some location closures for Easter, or are expected to be closed based on recent holiday closures. Please call ahead to your local store, as there are always exceptions:
Here's a list of stores expected to be open on Easter Sunday. Each of these stores will be open at most locations on Easter, or are expected to be open based on recent holiday participation. Please call ahead to your local store, as there are always exceptions:
Easter has arrived, and whether you are hosting the holiday festivities at home or traveling to meet up with friends and family elsewhere, shoppers should have some options if they need to make a last-minute trip to the grocery store.
Some restaurants, grocery stores, and national retailers will be closed on Sunday, April 5. Banks, post offices, shipping services, and the stock market will also be closed on Easter.
Walmart will be an option for shoppers, as its store will remain open under regular hours on Easter. Most Walmart locations are open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
In addition to Walmart, here are the grocery stores that will be open on Easter. Hours are listed for the companies that provided them.
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Panthers superstar Nathan Cleary has not ruled out testing the open market at the end of this season.
Contracted with Penrith until the end of 2027, he has opened preliminary discussions with the club but could spark a market frenzy if he remains out of contract by November 1.
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Cleary has previously signed extensions in 2018 and 2022 well before having the chance to come out of contract.
“It’s a process that’s pretty foreign to me, I’ve never done it,” Cleary said.
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Panthers superstar Nathan Cleary says he might have to “fast-track” contract negotiations to avoid derailing the club’s premiership hopes.
Cleary is not off contract until the end of 2027, but the halfback said on Thursday he had been surprised by how much discussion there had already been about his next move.
Should Cleary remain unsigned beyond 2027 by the time this year’s finals roll around, the speculation over his future is likely to increase exponentially – to the point it could well become a distraction as the Panthers attempt to win a fifth premiership in six years.
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Marvel Stadium has introduced a new roof policy following last year’s “sweatgate” incident involving Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge.
7NEWS chief AFL reporter Mitch Cleary has revealed that the venue — which is owned by the AFL — will now prioritise fan (and coach) comfort by opening the roof for twilight and night matches when weather conditions are clear.
“And right now, there is no man more relieved in the footy landscape than Luke Beveridge,” Cleary said on Channel 7’s The Agenda Setters on Wednesday.
“Marvel, they’ve changed the rule off the back of this man.”
Cleary then showed vision of Beveridge in the coaches’ box during his team’s Round 1 clash with North Melbourne in 2025.
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No player’s future will be more heavily scrutinised this 2026 season than that of Port Adelaide superstar Zak Butters, who has long been linked to a departure from Alberton for a return to his home state of Victoria.
In the latest episode of the Midweek Tackle digital-only show ‘Tackle The Headline’, panellists Lauren Wood, Jon Ralph and Scott Gullan rank every Victorian club’s chances of landing the midfielder this off-season, from 1 to 10.
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Dubai: Emirates is offering travellers greater flexibility amid changing flight schedules. Passengers can now rebook flights online within 72 hours of their original departure, helping reduce disruptions and avoid unnecessary trips to the airport.
Bookings can be managed through the Emirates website at Manage Your Booking or via the Emirates mobile app, allowing passengers to select new dates and manage their travel plans from anywhere.
For passengers who wish to reschedule flights earlier than 72 hours before departure, Emirates has advised contacting their support team directly. Assistance is available online at Emirates Support or via direct message at DM link.
The airline emphasised that these measures are intended to ensure passengers can adjust their travel plans conveniently, while continuing to provide up-to-date guidance and support during evolving regional conditions.
The United Arab Emirates has joined Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and more countries across the Middle East in propelling over fifty thousand flight cancellations across the region as escalating geopolitical tensions trigger region-wide airspace shutdowns and severe security threats affecting global aviation. Major international hubs such as Dubai International, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Riyadh and Bahrain are experiencing widespread schedule disruptions as airlines cancel, reroute or delay flights to avoid unstable air corridors. The combination of airspace restrictions, security alerts and operational uncertainty has forced carriers to ground thousands of services linking Europe, Asia and Africa through the Gulf’s key transit airports. As the United Arab Emirates joins Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and other regional destinations in facing these region-wide airspace shutdowns and severe security threats, the result has been over fifty thousand cancelled flights across the region, disrupting tourism, business travel and global passenger connectivity while raising concerns about the stability of one of the world’s busiest aviation crossroads.
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