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  • Pies champ to wait on career call, with Suns among keen rivals | Rival club interested as Pendleb…

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    Pies champ to wait on career call, with Suns among keen rivals

    Gold Coast is believed to have genuine interest in pursuing Scott Pendlebury as a player and leader next season

    SCOTT Pendlebury's management is understood to have taken enquiries from multiple clubs about 2027, with Gold Coast among those with genuine interest.A call on the champion Magpie's plans for next year won't be made until the end of their finals campaign. 

    "Scott will not be making a decision on his future until season's end. His eyes are firmly fixed on Collingwood's finals series,” Pendlebury's agent Anthony Panozzo from Hemisphere Management Group told AFL.com.au.

    Pendlebury is due to play game No.442 for the Pies in Friday night's clash with Brisbane, but there is uncertainty about his future in 2027.

    Rival club interested as Pendlebury made to wait on playing future

    The manager of Scott Pendlebury says no decision will be made on his future until the end of the season. 

    Pendlebury is keen to play on in 2027, though there are different views within the Collingwood setup as to whether he is worthy of a list spot.

    The situation remains very delicate, given the iconic status Pendlebury boasts within and outside the club. 

    Essendon made a play for the left-footer, though it was knocked back, while Gold Coast is understood to have expressed interest in the two-time premiership player joining as a free agent.

    Speaking to Channel 7 and SEN on Friday, player agent Anthony Panozzo from Hemisphere Management Group said a call on the veteran’s next move has been delayed until after Collingwood’s last game. 

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    Collingwood president’s STRONG view on Scott Pendlebury’s future

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    It has been reported that Magpies veteran Scott Pendlebury will wait to decide on his future after the conclusion of their season.

    Collingwood President Barry Carp joined 3AW Football and opened up about Pendlebury’s future at the club.

    “He has the right to make whatever determination is in the interest of him and family at the appropriate time, “Carp said on 3AW Football. 

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  • ‘Can’t wait to get out of Nashville’: Nicole Kidman’s European househunt! | Truth behind …

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    Nicole Kidman treated her younger sister Antonia to a lavish Italian getaway for her birthday, but it turns out the A-lister had a secret agenda for the trip – scouting out a new home in Europe!

    Nicole, 59, Antonia, 56, and friends and family, including daughters Sunday Rose, 18, and Sybella Hawley, 19, have been living the glamorous life in Portofino, exploring the Italian Riviera fishing village and soaking up the sights from on board a yacht.

    Nicole Kidman spotted with private equity investor at Italy hotel after Keith Urban divorce

    Nicole Kidman was recently spotted with a private equity investor named Michael Reinstein outside her Portofino, Italy, hotel on Saturday, according to photos obtained by Page Six.

    The actress, 59, stunned in a silky cream camisole and matching skirt while standing close and chatting with the businessman over the weekend.

    The Regent founder, who cut a casual figure in a blue shirt, shorts and sunglasses, reached past the “Big Little Lies” star’s window grates as he departed.

    Reinstein, notably, is a Los Angeles native who founded his global private equity firm in 2013, of which he is chairman and chief investment officer.

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  • The long wait for permanency in Australia’s shrinking humanitarian program | The Shrinking Sanctu…

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    The long wait for permanency in Australia's shrinking humanitarian program

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    Zuhria Al Hattab survived the night the sky fell on her grandmother's house in northern Gaza.

    She survived the journey south — hands raised, white flag up — along a corridor the Israeli military had designated a 'safe route', until the bombs started raining again.

    "The whole road was blood and martyrs and body parts, severed heads, severed hands," she tells SBS News of the aftermath of Israel's bombardment during the daytime truce.

    The Shrinking Sanctuary: Gaza Refugees Face Visa Limbo in Australia

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    After fleeing the bombardment of Gaza, 34-year-old teacher Zuhria Al Hattab faces agonizing visa uncertainty within Australia's shrinking humanitarian program.

    Having survived the relentless bombardment of northern Gaza and an exhausting escape through Egypt, 34-year-old primary school teacher Zuhria Al Hattab now faces a new, bureaucratic purgatory halfway across the world in Perth, Australia.

    Al Hattab is one of roughly 1,700 Palestinians currently holding temporary visas with no guaranteed pathway to permanent residency under Australia's increasingly restricted humanitarian program. Her plight embodies the agonizing uncertainty endured by displaced populations who manage to escape physical conflict only to find themselves trapped in the crosshairs of shifting domestic immigration politics.

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    'Let them talk': Socceroos hero bites back at claim Türkiye 'dominated'

    Nestory Irankunda had the last laugh after his stunning goal against Türkiye. (Getty Images: Ercin Erturk)

    Socceroos goalscorer Nestory Irankunda says Türkiye's players could not back up their talk in Australia's 2-0 World Cup win.

    The Socceroos next play the United States at 5:00am AEST on Saturday.

    Socceroos goalscoring star Nestory Irankunda says Türkiye's players could not back up their talk in Australia's 2-0 World Cup win.

    It comes after Turkish midfielder Hakan Çalhanoğlu said his side "dominated" the Socceroos, just as he publicly declared it would the day before the game.

    "We didn't dominate?" Çalhanoğlu said to an Australian journalist after the match, when questioned about his pre-game comments.

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  • Motorists face wait to find out fix for Great Western Highway | Albo weighs in on Blue Mountains …

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    Motorists face wait to find out fix for Great Western Highway

    Motorists severely disrupted by the closure of a critical motorway over the Blue Mountains will have to wait up to six weeks to find out the engineering fix and how long it will take to complete.

    A stretch of the Great Western Highway at Victoria Pass has been closed indefinitely since March 9 after engineers found serious cracking and ground movement in a stone causeway built by convicts nearly 200 years ago. The road defects and bulging of sandstone walls risked the causeway collapsing.

    After more than 20 companies were briefed late last month, two consortia led by contractors Seymour Whyte and Gamuda have been shortlisted to develop solutions for the closed section of the highway by the end of June.

    Is the Victoria Pass detour safe? Experts called in as fresh cracks emerge

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    Cracking has appeared on the Victoria Pass detour route as Transport for NSW (TfNSW) works to keep traffic flowing between the Central West and Sydney.

    According to a TfNSW spokesperson, wet weather caused minor pavement cracking on the Bells Line of Road at Mount Tomah but did not require immediate action.

    "Safety is our first priority. A slope risk assessment was undertaken and, at the time of detection, it was determined the road was safe and did not require immediate intervention," the spokesperson said.

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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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    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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