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Djokovic outstays de Minaur in 'ugly' Monte Carlo duel

Djokovic outstays de Minaur in 'ugly' Monte Carlo duel

Alex de Minaur's hopes of beating world No.1 Novak Djokovic for the second time in 2024 have been thwarted in a mistake-riddled quarter-final in Monte Carlo.

De Minaur sets up crack at Djokovic in Monte Carlo

De Minaur sets up crack at Djokovic in Monte Carlo

De Minaur sets up crack at Djokovic in Monte Carlo

De Minaur sets up crack at Djokovic in Monte Carlo

Alex de Minaur has defeated fellow Sydneysider Alexei Popyrin to set up a quarter-final with world No.1 Novak Djokovic in the Monte Carlo Masters.

Monte Carlo first - or bust - for de Minaur and Popyrin

Monte Carlo first - or bust - for de Minaur and Popyrin

Monte Carlo first - or bust - for de Minaur and Popyrin

Monte Carlo first - or bust - for de Minaur and Popyrin

Sydney's Alex de Minaur and Alexei Popyrin will duel to become the first Australian man for 25 years to make the Monte Carlo Masters quarter-finals.

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Vine takes first steps to recovery after horror crash

Vine takes first steps to recovery after horror crash

Jay Vine has taken his first emotional steps to recovery since the Australian cycling star suffered a dreadful crash at the Itzulia Basque Country race.

De Minaur wins in Monte Carlo but Thompson withdraws

De Minaur wins in Monte Carlo but Thompson withdraws

Alex de Minaur has shrugged off a lengthy rain delay and the challenge of Stan Wawrinka in Monte Carlo, but Jordan Thompson withdrew citing injury.

Swiss climate policy violated human rights, court rules

Swiss climate policy violated human rights, court rules

A top European court has sided with a group of Swiss women who says their government's failure to meet greenhouse reduction targets violates their human rights.

March marks yet another record in global heat

March marks yet another record in global heat

The 12 months ending to March ranked as the planet's hottest ever recorded year-long period, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service says.

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Popyrin wins in Monte Carlo but O'Connell out of luck

Popyrin wins in Monte Carlo but O'Connell out of luck

Popyrin wins in Monte Carlo but O'Connell out of luck

Popyrin wins in Monte Carlo but O'Connell out of luck

As the European claycourt swing picks up Alexei Popyrin has become the first Australian into the last 32 in Monte Carlo but Chris O'Connell is out.

Olympic sailor Whitehead triumphant at Spanish regatta

Olympic sailor Whitehead triumphant at Spanish regatta

Olympic sailor Whitehead triumphant at Spanish regatta

Olympic sailor Whitehead triumphant at Spanish regatta

Australian Olympian Breiana Whitehead showed her class to win the Formula Kite gold medal and the overall trophy at the Princess Sofia Regatta off Palma, Spain.

Aussie star Vine won't need surgery after horror crash

Aussie star Vine won't need surgery after horror crash

Aussie star Vine won't need surgery after horror crash

Aussie star Vine won't need surgery after horror crash

Australian cyclist Jay Vine will not require surgery following the crash at the Itzulia Basque Country race which left him with three fractured vertebrae.

Cummins enjoys another fine Head start for Sunrisers

Cummins enjoys another fine Head start for Sunrisers

Cummins enjoys another fine Head start for Sunrisers

Cummins enjoys another fine Head start for Sunrisers

Captain Pat Cummins has guided Sunrisers Hyderabad to their second IPL win of the season - with a little help from his explosive Aussie teammate Travis Head.

Aussie star Vine, Vingegaard hospitalised after crash

Aussie star Vine, Vingegaard hospitalised after crash

Aussie star Vine, Vingegaard hospitalised after crash

Aussie star Vine, Vingegaard hospitalised after crash

Australian star Jay Vine and Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard were among top riders hospitalised after a mass crash at the Itzulia Basque Country race.

Ministers mark 75 years of NATO, agree on Ukraine aid

Ministers mark 75 years of NATO, agree on Ukraine aid

Ministers mark 75 years of NATO, agree on Ukraine aid

Ministers mark 75 years of NATO, agree on Ukraine aid

NATO ministers have agreed to start planning for a bigger role in getting military aid to Ukraine as they commemorated 75 years of the trans-Atlantic alliance.

Fire kills 29 at Istanbul nightclub during renovations

Fire kills 29 at Istanbul nightclub during renovations

Fire kills 29 at Istanbul nightclub during renovations

Fire kills 29 at Istanbul nightclub during renovations

Turkish officials say at least 29 people have died after a fire erupted at an Istanbul nightclub undergoing renovations.

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Matthews' strong Flanders form bodes well for Olympics

Michael Matthews may have been relegated from the podium at the Tour of Flanders, but his impressive form is a pointer to his prospects at the Paris Olympics.

Demoted Matthews misses out on podium place in Flanders

A charge of dangerous sprinting has meant the loss of a podium place in the Tour of Flanders Monument race for Australia's Michael Matthews.

Pope calls for Gaza ceasefire in Easter address

Pope Francis has called for a ceasefire in Gaza after presiding over Easter Sunday Mass in St Peter's Square.

New guided bomb may have been used in attack: Ukraine

At least one person has been killed in Russian air strikes on Kharkiv, with Ukrainian officials saying Russia might have used a new type of guided bomb.

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Goorjian's 'Father Time' warning for Ingles, Mills

A straight-faced Brian Goorjian insists Patty Mills isn't an automatic Olympic selection but that his NBA move to Miami had given him a crucial boost.

Harper in Volta support cast to other-worldly Pogacar

Tadej Pogacar has won his fourth stage to complete his amazing triumph in the Volta a Catalunya, while Australian Chris Harper finished sixth.

Another crystal globe for Aussie snowboard ace Guseli

Valentino Guseli has landed another World Cup crystal globe in Switzerland as the overall park and pipe champion.

EU issues first joint demand for ceasefire in Gaza

European leaders have issued a joint demand for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, their first since the conflict began.

Boomers mount defence to prevail in 'all-time' Olympics

Not getting sucked into a European style and holding no fears of their NBA rivals will be key to the Boomers' steep Olympic task in France.

Matildas dealt difficult draw for Paris Olympics

The Matildas will need to get past two top-five teams in the US and Germany plus an African nation to get out of their Paris Games qualifying group.

Ireland's Varadkar to step down as PM: report

Leo Varadkar will stand down as Ireland's prime minister and as leader of the ruling Fine Gael party, the Irish Independent reports.

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