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Ukraine on NATO membership offensive ahead of summit

Ukraine on NATO membership offensive ahead of summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged NATO leaders to take concrete steps toward Ukrainian membership.

Pogacar cuts Vingegaard lead as Hindley suffers in Tour

Pogacar cuts Vingegaard lead as Hindley suffers in Tour

Pogacar cuts Vingegaard lead as Hindley suffers in Tour

Pogacar cuts Vingegaard lead as Hindley suffers in Tour

Michael Woods has won the Tour de France ninth stage on a day when Tadej Pogacar ate into Jonas Vingegaard's lead and Aussie Jai Hindley suffered.

Parisians will be able to swim in the Seine by 2025

Parisians will be able to swim in the Seine by 2025

Parisians will be able to swim in the Seine by 2025

Parisians will be able to swim in the Seine by 2025

The main river flowing through Paris was deemed too polluted to swim in 1923, but there are hopes it will be cleaned up by 2025 in time for the Olympics.

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Deng breaks Bol's Australian 800m record in France

Deng breaks Bol's Australian 800m record in France

Joseph Deng has pinched the Australian 800m record from his training partner Pete Bol during an athletics meet in France.

Matildas star Raso joins Spanish giants Real Madrid

Matildas star Raso joins Spanish giants Real Madrid

Real Madrid have announced the signing of Australia international Hayley Raso, just days before the Women's World Cup gets under way.

Cavendish 'devastated' to lose out to Philipsen at Tour

Cavendish 'devastated' to lose out to Philipsen at Tour

Jasper Philipsen has again proved himself the fastest man at the Tour de France, racing to a stage-winning treble ahead of the record-chasing Mark Cavendish.

Dutch government collapses over immigration policy

Dutch government collapses over immigration policy

The Dutch government led by conservative Prime Minister Mark Rutte has collapsed over disagreement about asylum policies.

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Hindley loses yellow jersey as heavyweights take over

Hindley loses yellow jersey as heavyweights take over

Hindley loses yellow jersey as heavyweights take over

Hindley loses yellow jersey as heavyweights take over

Jai Hindley's yellow jersey reign is over with Tadej Pogacar taking the stage win and reigning champion Jonas Vingegaard now leading the race.

Hindley wins Tour de France stage to take overall lead

Hindley wins Tour de France stage to take overall lead

Hindley wins Tour de France stage to take overall lead

Hindley wins Tour de France stage to take overall lead

Jai Hindley has seized the yellow jersey in the Tour de France, the Australian dramatically winning the fifth stage with a breakaway ride in the Pyrenees.

Ewan rues 'bitter' second place at Tour de France

Ewan rues 'bitter' second place at Tour de France

Ewan rues 'bitter' second place at Tour de France

Ewan rues 'bitter' second place at Tour de France

Australia's five-time Tour de France stage winner Caleb Ewan has gone agonisingly close to adding to his tally, sprinting to a second-place finish on day four.

Crowdfunding for officer who shot French teen shut down

Crowdfunding for officer who shot French teen shut down

Crowdfunding for officer who shot French teen shut down

Crowdfunding for officer who shot French teen shut down

A French far-right figure behind a crowdfunding campaign for the family of a police officer who shot a teenager, triggering riots, is closing the account.

Tensions on France's streets ease, fewer arrests made

Tensions on France's streets ease, fewer arrests made

Tensions on France's streets ease, fewer arrests made

Tensions on France's streets ease, fewer arrests made

The relative calm overnight in France following five nights of riots has offered some relief to the government in its fight to regain control of the situation.

Environmental protest at Stockholm Diamond League meet

Environmental protest at Stockholm Diamond League meet

Environmental protest at Stockholm Diamond League meet

Environmental protest at Stockholm Diamond League meet

Environmental protesters have interrupted the 400m hurdles at the weather-affected Stockholm Diamond League meet.

France riots less intense overnight, fewer arrests

France riots less intense overnight, fewer arrests

France riots less intense overnight, fewer arrests

France riots less intense overnight, fewer arrests

A huge police presence in French cities appears to have calmed a fifth night of anger over the police shooting of a teenager, as mourners attended his funeral.

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Zelenskiy says serious threat remains at nuclear plant

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Russia is 'technically ready' to provoke a local explosion at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Unrest rocks France ahead of shot teenager's funeral

The French government says all options are on the table to restore order after another night of rioting ahead of a funeral for a teenager shot dead by police.

Little joins Olyslagers in winners' circle in Lausanne

Mackenzie Little has rocketed into world championships medal contention with victory in the javelin at the Lausanne Diamond League meet.

Crisis grips France after worst night of rioting

Hundreds of police have been injured and hundreds of people arrested as rioters clash with officers in towns and cities across France.

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Hindley, O'Connor lead Australian Tour de France hopes

West Australian cyclists Jai Hindley, who won last year's Giro d'Italia, and Ben O'Connor headline a 12-strong Australian crew at this year's Tour de France.

Olyslagers equals Oceanian record in Lausanne high jump

Australian Olympic high jump star Nicola Olyslagers has maintained her season's unbeaten record and equalled her Oceanian record in Lausanne.

Officer charged over shooting as French riots spread

President Emmanuel Macron has convened a crisis meeting as protesters and police clash across France after an officer shot a teenager during a traffic stop.

Thompson beaten by Lopez at Mallorca Championships

Feliciano Lopez's win over Australia's Jordan Thompson in Mallorca has made him the oldest ATP Tour quarter-finalist since Jimmy Connors way back in 1995.

Aussie road cycling star Brown ready for Tour de Femmes

Australia's top road cyclist Grace Brown says she's better prepared for her second time racing in the Tour de France Femmes, which gets underway next month.

Marschall second as Duplantis sets new pole vault mark

Armand Duplantis continues to raise the bar in men's pole vault, after the Swede broke his own outdoor mark in Ostrava to beat Australian Kurtis Marschall.

Wimbledon fears for Kyrgios after Mallorca withdrawal

2022 Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of another grass-court warm-up event, leaving his prospects of a big run at the grand slam looking bleak.

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