Collingwood pips Footscray as Steele Sidebottom and Magpies break Bulldogs hearts on centenary night

New Zealand achieved their largest-ever Test victory by defeating Zimbabwe by an innings and 359 runs, clinching the series 2-0. Debutant Zakary Foulkes excelled with 5-37, while New Zealand's first innings declaration at 3-601 featured notable contributions from Rachin Ravindra and Henry Nicholls, both remaining unbeaten at 165 and 150, respectively. Want More Context? 🔎

Police in London arrested around 150 demonstrators protesting a new law banning support for the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action, deemed a terrorist organization after activists vandalized an RAF base. The protests coincide with ongoing concerns about the Gaza conflict and immigration, as supporters criticize the government for insufficient action to end the war. Want More Context? 🔎

Fremantle captain Alex Pearce made a triumphant return from injury, scoring the match-winning goal in the final minute against Port Adelaide, leading the Dockers to a 92-86 victory. With this win, Fremantle is now in contention for the AFL's top four, capitalizing on defeats by Collingwood and Brisbane. Want More Context? 🔎

Mitch Marsh and Travis Head will open for Australia in a three-match T20 series against South Africa, starting Sunday, as they prepare for the T20 World Cup. Marsh expressed excitement about their partnership following a recent 5-0 series win against the West Indies, while South Africa's Aiden Markram aims for an entertaining series. Want More Context? 🔎

Australian fast food chains are gaining traction against American competitors, with Zeus Street Greek leading the charge by partnering with Woolworths to offer a range of Greek-inspired products for home cooking. CEO Ramon Castillo aims for national expansion, targeting 140 locations in five years while highlighting the unique place of Greek cuisine in the fast food market. Want More Context? 🔎

Despite a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia that has ended a conflict resulting in 35 deaths and over 200,000 displacements, travelers are still advised to avoid areas within 50km of the border. Travel insurance may cover cancellations due to civil unrest, but typically excludes war-like situations, and travelers should check with providers before making plans. Want More Context? 🔎