September 25, 2023
Carlton has won its way into a preliminary final with a minimal contribution from its biggest star. But that might need to change this week. Coleman Medalist Charlie Curnow has been almost a non-factor in the finals series, with one goal each in the heartstopping wins against Sydney and Melbourne. And the return reveals a
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Alabama may become the first state to execute a prisoner by making him breathe pure nitrogen, a death penalty method that is authorised by three states but has never been used. The office of Alabama Attorney-General Steve Marshall asked the state Supreme Court in a court filing on Friday to set an execution date for
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Opposition leader Peter Dutton’s “biggest emotion” he would experience over the weekend would be “pure relief, thank God,” says former Labor Senator Stephen Conroy. “After the Aston by-election, after any victory, he would take them and put them in his back pocket,” Conroy told Sky News anchor Andrew Bolt. “While he’ll be glad he got
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As always, Billy Brownless said what most of Australia thought and said it in a way that only he could. The famous futuristic actor-turned-media personality cooked up one of his famous dishes after the First Ash Test, and English bowler Ollie Robinson was on the receiving end. We’ll clarify that Billy’s pastries are mostly tongue-in-cheek
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Nationalist leader David Littleproud called Labor’s imposition of a “fresh produce tax” on farmers “pure lunacy”. Mr Littleproud’s remarks come after the Albanian government confirmed in a budget passed on Tuesday that Australian producers would be subject to a biosecurity tax. “It’s just crazy when you think they’re taxing Australian farmers to pay for the
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Rory McIlroy stayed true PGA Tour during the course’s ongoing feud with the LIV Golf. He has thrown himself into the fray in support of the tour over the past few months. But after he missed the cut on Players Championship on TPC Sawgrass On Saturday, the world No. 3 golfer admitted that the time
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PPristine is a food-grade recycled polypropylene (PP) resin developed by NEXTLOOPP to close the loop on food-grade PP packaging. The resin is made from used PP packaging waste, which is cleaned, sorted and recycled to produce high quality recycled resin suitable for use in food packaging. One of the key benefits of PPristine is its
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When the current pronoun movement first began to take shape—or at least when I first learned about it a few years ago—I was a little annoyed. I grew up in a family that valued the accuracy of language, then spent decades in a career where subject-verb agreement was optional, being asked to use the pronouns
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Europe is trying to impose a limit on Russian oil at $60 per barrel. The Russian authorities rejected the price cap and threatened to cut off supplies to countries that supported it. Australia, the UK, Canada, Japan, the United States and 27 European Union countries have agreed to limit the amount they will pay for
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While fishing in France, a Briton caught a giant carp, nicknamed “Carrot”, which weighed almost 70 pounds. Andy Hackett, 42, made the discovery while fishing in the Bluewater lakes. Champagne, France. A 20-year-old female carp weighed 67.5 pounds. The fish is prized by anglers for its coloration, as most giant carps are pale or brownish,
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