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Who Is Ian Roberts, Ex-Olympian And School Superintendent Arrested By US Immigration Authorities
Ian Roberts is a seasoned educator and former Olympian, having competed in track and field at the 2000 Sydney Games and World Championships.
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R Ashwin In Talks With Four BBL Franchises, Set To Make T20 Cricket History
The 2025-26 Big Bash League (BBL) season is scheduled to start on December 14, 2025, with the final match to be played on January 25, 2026. No Indian men's player has ever participated in the BBL before.
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"Rohit Sharma May Have Decided To Retire After Sydney Test": Ex-India Star's Big Claim
Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from the red-ball format last week, ending his Test career, which began with a century on debut against the West Indies in Kolkata in 2013
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Ubisoft Is Discontinuing XDefiant, Shutting Down San Francisco and Osaka Studios
Ubisoft is discontinuing development on its free-to-play shooter XDefiant, the studio announced Wednesday. The online title, which released in May after several delays and playtests, has not been able to retain strong player numbers after a promising launch, the publisher said. As a result, Ubisoft is also shutting down its San Francisco and Osaka ...
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Sydney Woman Kills Husband With Drop Saw, Disposes Of Body In 30 Plastic Bags
Police allege she killed him on May 3 last year using knives and a power saw, and disposed of his body in plastic bags across several suburbs.
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'Not Olympics But...': Indian Shuttler HS Prannoy Opens Up On His Next Target
HS Prannoy won the Malaysia Masters in May and came within sniffing distance of bagging another title in Sydney, before finishing runner-up at last week's Australian Open.
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PM Modi Set To Attend G7, Quad Summits In Japan, Australia In May
PM Modi is set to join Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia and Japan at a summit of the Quad leaders in Sydney on May 24 that is expected to focus on implications of the Ukraine conflict and the overall situation in the Indo-Pacific.
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Sydney To Host 2023 Quad Leaders' Summit On May 24
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday that Sydney will host the 2023 Quad Leaders' summit on May 24, the third in-person meeting of the leaders of Australia, the United States and Japan.
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Now, Capital Canberra To Enter Lockdown As Australia Battles Delta Surge
Extra Australian military personnel may be called in to ensure compliance with lockdown rules in Sydney, the New South Wales state government said on Thursday, as the highly infectious Delta coronavirus variant spreads into regional areas.
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Australia To Start Repatriation Flights From India In Mid-May
Australian citizens stranded in COVID-ravaged India will be able to return home from May 15, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday, as Sydney remains on high alert for a potential outbreak.
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Australia vs India: David Warner May Play In Sydney Test Even If Not 100% Fit, Says Australia Assistant Coach
India vs Australia: Andrew McDonald, Australia assistant coach, said opening batsman David Warner may play the third Test even if "90-95%" fit.
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For Healthy Heart And Better Memory, Eat These Foods In High Quantity; Study
The latest research by University of Technology, Sydney, in Australia, revealed that fruits and vegetables, if consumed in abundance, may improve memory and thereby other related health conditions like heart ailments.
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"Team Aren't Playing Well": Ricky Ponting Extends Support To Australian Coach Justin Langer During Tough Time
Justin Langer was appointed the coach of the Australian team after Darren Lehmann stepped down from the position in March 2018.
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UNICEF: India May Have Welcomed Maximum New Borns On New Year
Sydney was set to greet an estimated 168 babies, followed by Tokyo (310), Beijing (605), Madrid (166) and finally, New York (317). Fiji in the Pacific was likely to deliver 2019's first baby and the US its last.
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Speaking Two Languages May Help The Aging Brain
Psycholinguist Mark Antoniou of Western Sydney University in Australia argues that bilingualism - as he defines it, using at least two languages in your daily life - may benefit our brains, especially as we age.
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Who Is Ian Roberts, Ex-Olympian And School Superintendent Arrested By US Immigration Authorities
Ian Roberts is a seasoned educator and former Olympian, having competed in track and field at the 2000 Sydney Games and World Championships.
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R Ashwin In Talks With Four BBL Franchises, Set To Make T20 Cricket History
The 2025-26 Big Bash League (BBL) season is scheduled to start on December 14, 2025, with the final match to be played on January 25, 2026. No Indian men's player has ever participated in the BBL before.
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"Rohit Sharma May Have Decided To Retire After Sydney Test": Ex-India Star's Big Claim
Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from the red-ball format last week, ending his Test career, which began with a century on debut against the West Indies in Kolkata in 2013
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Ubisoft Is Discontinuing XDefiant, Shutting Down San Francisco and Osaka Studios
Ubisoft is discontinuing development on its free-to-play shooter XDefiant, the studio announced Wednesday. The online title, which released in May after several delays and playtests, has not been able to retain strong player numbers after a promising launch, the publisher said. As a result, Ubisoft is also shutting down its San Francisco and Osaka ...
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Sydney Woman Kills Husband With Drop Saw, Disposes Of Body In 30 Plastic Bags
Police allege she killed him on May 3 last year using knives and a power saw, and disposed of his body in plastic bags across several suburbs.
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'Not Olympics But...': Indian Shuttler HS Prannoy Opens Up On His Next Target
HS Prannoy won the Malaysia Masters in May and came within sniffing distance of bagging another title in Sydney, before finishing runner-up at last week's Australian Open.
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PM Modi Set To Attend G7, Quad Summits In Japan, Australia In May
PM Modi is set to join Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia and Japan at a summit of the Quad leaders in Sydney on May 24 that is expected to focus on implications of the Ukraine conflict and the overall situation in the Indo-Pacific.
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Sydney To Host 2023 Quad Leaders' Summit On May 24
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday that Sydney will host the 2023 Quad Leaders' summit on May 24, the third in-person meeting of the leaders of Australia, the United States and Japan.
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Now, Capital Canberra To Enter Lockdown As Australia Battles Delta Surge
Extra Australian military personnel may be called in to ensure compliance with lockdown rules in Sydney, the New South Wales state government said on Thursday, as the highly infectious Delta coronavirus variant spreads into regional areas.
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Australia To Start Repatriation Flights From India In Mid-May
Australian citizens stranded in COVID-ravaged India will be able to return home from May 15, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday, as Sydney remains on high alert for a potential outbreak.
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Australia vs India: David Warner May Play In Sydney Test Even If Not 100% Fit, Says Australia Assistant Coach
India vs Australia: Andrew McDonald, Australia assistant coach, said opening batsman David Warner may play the third Test even if "90-95%" fit.
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For Healthy Heart And Better Memory, Eat These Foods In High Quantity; Study
The latest research by University of Technology, Sydney, in Australia, revealed that fruits and vegetables, if consumed in abundance, may improve memory and thereby other related health conditions like heart ailments.
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"Team Aren't Playing Well": Ricky Ponting Extends Support To Australian Coach Justin Langer During Tough Time
Justin Langer was appointed the coach of the Australian team after Darren Lehmann stepped down from the position in March 2018.
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UNICEF: India May Have Welcomed Maximum New Borns On New Year
Sydney was set to greet an estimated 168 babies, followed by Tokyo (310), Beijing (605), Madrid (166) and finally, New York (317). Fiji in the Pacific was likely to deliver 2019's first baby and the US its last.
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Speaking Two Languages May Help The Aging Brain
Psycholinguist Mark Antoniou of Western Sydney University in Australia argues that bilingualism - as he defines it, using at least two languages in your daily life - may benefit our brains, especially as we age.
