Harley Reid set to spend second AFL season with West Coast Eagles under a very unique microscope

A display in a Wagga Wagga shopfront showed Peter Dutton and other prominent figures in Nazi uniforms, drawing criticism from Michael McCormack. NSW Police found the display did not breach laws around prohibited symbols after speaking to the shop owner, Michael Agzarian, who stated his intention was not to upset anyone. The poster was later changed to include a pixelated version of McCormack, and Agzarian said the shop-front displays rotated every couple of days. Full...

Australian selectors are considering Mitch Marsh for the upcoming Ashes series, but his future as a bowler is uncertain due to ongoing injuries. Despite being dropped from the Test team and dealing with back issues, Marsh remains a valuable member of the T20 and one-day sides. The selectors are discussing his bowling role moving forward as he continues to recover and assess his options for the future. Full Article

Fifteen aid workers, including eight Red Crescent medics and other Palestinian rescue workers, have been found dead in Gaza in shallow graves, a violation of human dignity according to UN officials. Israel claims they were members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad and were killed during an offensive. The International Committee of the Red Cross expressed shock at the deaths and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies reported that one worker is...

Former Wests Tigers coach Michael Maguire will face his former team, now led by injured player Adam Doueihi, as the Brisbane Broncos coach in a highly anticipated match. Maguire's departure from the Tigers three years ago has led to significant changes within the club, with a focus on ending their 13-season finals drought. Doueihi expects a tough match against Maguire's motivated Broncos, despite his own injury concerns and the absence of halfback Jarome Luai due...

In southern Gaza, a mass grave containing the bodies of more than a dozen aid workers was discovered a week after they went missing following attacks by Israeli forces. Identified victims included members of the Palestine Red Crescent Society and civil defense, with one UN agency employee among them. The recovery operation involved digging through sand with heavy machinery to unearth the victims and their vehicles, with aid organizations condemning the attacks as a war...

Bill Murray attended The Who's performance at The Teenage Cancer Trust concert series at the Royal Albert Hall, reminiscing about seeing the band play 50 years ago and meeting frontman Roger Daltrey backstage. The concert series, founded by Daltrey in 2000, has raised over £34 million for the cause and featured other notable guests such as Sadie Frost and Paul McKenna. The Who delivered a memorable performance with hits like 'Baba O'Riley' and 'Won't Get...