Geelong AFL games-record holder Tom Hawkins to retire at season’s end

Singapore boasts a wealth of Michelin-recommended dining, including Marguerite, which earned its first star eight months post-opening in July 2022. Led by chef Michael Wilson, the restaurant offers a nature-inspired tasting menu with exquisite dishes, all set within the enchanting Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay. Want More Context? 🔎

Steve Erceg secured a crucial victory against Ode Osbourne, winning by unanimous decision and ending a three-fight losing streak, which was vital for his UFC career. He expressed confidence in a quick turnaround to fight again on September 28 in Perth, despite early challenges in the match, showcasing his grappling skills to secure the win. Want More Context? 🔎

New details surrounding the death of influencer Emilie Kiser’s son, Trigg, reveal that his father, Brady Kiser, was distracted by an NBA playoff bet and lost sight of Trigg, who drowned in the family pool. Although initial police reports suggested felony child abuse charges, prosecutors ultimately decided against pursuing the case due to insufficient evidence. Want More Context? 🔎

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza as "completely unacceptable," emphasizing the need for an immediate ceasefire and unimpeded aid access. Australia's government, alongside New Zealand and other nations, strongly rejected Israel's plans for a military operation in Gaza, citing potential breaches of international law and the worsening humanitarian situation. Want More Context? 🔎

Ben Pieyre, CEO of Boom Logistics, highlights the urgent need for mental health awareness in the construction industry, where suicide rates are alarmingly high, particularly among men. In partnership with Lifeline, Boom is implementing initiatives to foster open conversations about mental health, aiming to dismantle the stigma and provide crucial support to workers facing mental health challenges. Want More Context? 🔎

The highly anticipated duel between Australian batting legends David Warner and Steve Smith saw Warner lead the London Spirit to an eight-run victory, scoring an unbeaten 70 while Smith was dismissed for just three, contributing to the Welsh Fire's collapse. Jonny Bairstow's remarkable 86, supported by Chris Green's 32, nearly secured a win for the Fire, but the Spirit held on for the win. Want More Context? 🔎