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Jakara Anthony skis to all-time moguls record in Almaty

Jakara Anthony skis to all-time moguls record in Almaty

Another magnificent moguls performance from all-conquering freestyle skier Jakara Anthony has seen the Australian Olympic champ make more World Cup history.

Plapp holds on to yellow jersey in the Paris-Nice race

Plapp holds on to yellow jersey in the Paris-Nice race

Plapp holds on to yellow jersey in the Paris-Nice race

Plapp holds on to yellow jersey in the Paris-Nice race

Australia's Luke Plapp has retained the lead in the Paris-Nice week-long race, keeping out of trouble as the peloton headed south to France's Provencal region.

Sweden joins NATO, ending historic neutrality

Sweden joins NATO, ending historic neutrality

Sweden joins NATO, ending historic neutrality

Sweden joins NATO, ending historic neutrality

Sweden has formally joined NATO as the 32nd member of the transatlantic military alliance, ending decades of post-World War II neutrality

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Aussie Robinson flies high at Portugal surf event

Aussie Robinson flies high at Portugal surf event

Australian Jack Robinson has continued his impressive start to the year, winning his heat of the Rip Curl Pro at Supertubos with a spectacular aerial display.

Rising Aussie Luke Plapp rides into Paris-Nice lead

Rising Aussie Luke Plapp rides into Paris-Nice lead

Three-time Australian road race champion Luke Plapp has taken the overall lead for Jayco AlUla in the week-long Paris-Nice race in France.

Kerr lawyers argue abuse of process in harassment case

Kerr lawyers argue abuse of process in harassment case

Lawyers for Matildas captain Sam Kerr will seek to have her racial harassment charge withdrawn or downgraded next month, according to court documents.

German officer used unsecured line for hacked call

German officer used unsecured line for hacked call

A participant on a German military call about Ukraine intercepted by Russia had dialled in via a non-secure line, Germany's defence minister says.

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Search complete after Ukraine drone attack kills 12

Search complete after Ukraine drone attack kills 12

Search complete after Ukraine drone attack kills 12

Search complete after Ukraine drone attack kills 12

Rescue teams working in Odesa, Ukraine, have found the bodies of an eight-year-old girl, near the body of her older brother, after a Russian drone strike.

Eight killed in Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine

Eight killed in Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine

Eight killed in Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine

Eight killed in Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine

Drones launched in the Ukraine-Russia war have left several people dead in Odesa, including a baby, and an apartment block damaged in St Petersburg.

Aussie bob duo achieve best-ever result at world champs

Aussie bob duo achieve best-ever result at world champs

Aussie bob duo achieve best-ever result at world champs

Aussie bob duo achieve best-ever result at world champs

Breeana Walker and Kiara Reddingius have teamed up for the best performance by an Australian duo at the world bobsleigh championships, finishing fifth.

MH17 aftermath costs Dutch $A276 million

MH17 aftermath costs Dutch $A276 million

MH17 aftermath costs Dutch $A276 million

MH17 aftermath costs Dutch $A276 million

A trial and investigations into the downing of the MH17 flight, reparations of bodies, and compensation has cost the Dutch government more than $A276 million.

Hungarian parliament approves Sweden's NATO accession

Hungarian parliament approves Sweden's NATO accession

Hungarian parliament approves Sweden's NATO accession

Hungarian parliament approves Sweden's NATO accession

Hungary's parliament has ratified Sweden’s bid to join NATO, clearing the way for the Nordic country to join the military alliance.

Walker just misses first Aussie world bobsleigh medal

Walker just misses first Aussie world bobsleigh medal

Walker just misses first Aussie world bobsleigh medal

Walker just misses first Aussie world bobsleigh medal

Breeana Walker has, agonisingly, just missed out on becoming the first-ever Australian world championship bobsleigh medallist in Winterberg.

Show of solidarity for Ukraine at war's two year mark

Show of solidarity for Ukraine at war's two year mark

Show of solidarity for Ukraine at war's two year mark

Show of solidarity for Ukraine at war's two year mark

After two years of defiance since Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine is desperately appealing for more aid to sustain the fight.

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Huge apartment block fire in Spain kills nine people

Valencia's mayor says 105 people have been rehoused following a huge fire that ripped through an apartment block and killed at least nine people.

Sinner maintains hold over de Minaur with Rotterdam win

Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur has lost his seventh match in seven to Jannik Sinner, this time in the final of the Rotterdam Open.

Zelensky pushes for more US and European help

Ukraine's lack of access to weapons is strengthening Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has told a security summit.

De Minaur earns crack at Sinner in Rotterdam final

Birthday boy Alex de Minaur has set up a Rotterdam Open final against Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner, beating Grigor Dimitrov in the semis.

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De Minaur avenges Rublev defeat to make Rotterdam semis

Alex de Minaur has exorcised his Australian Open loss by beating Andrey Rublev at the Rotterdam Open and setting up a semi-final on his 25th birthday.

France to send up to $5b in military aid to Ukraine

The aid package follows a similar pledge to Ukraine made by Germany on Friday.

Ukraine, France to sign bilateral security agreement

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to sign a bilateral security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Paris.

De Minaur showing no Aussie Open hangover in Rotterdam

Alex de Minaur is rebounding confidently in his first tournament since the Australian Open, racing into the Rotterdam Open quarter-finals.

De Minaur records routine Rotterdam opening win

Alex de Minaur has got his Rotterdam Open campaign underway with a victory, while in Florida fellow Aussies Jordan Thompson and Rinky Hijikata also won.

Ukraine chiefs inform Western generals of Kyiv's plans

Ukraine's defence minister and armed forces commander have met with NATO to discuss their need for more electronic warfare equipment to combat Russian drones.

Biden, European leaders criticise Trump's NATO comments

European leaders have reacted to Donald Trump's comments over a hypothetical Russian invasion of NATO allies not spending enough on defence.

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