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“I’ve never seen a happier football club”: The Devil’s Delight in Lyon
Loading Melbourne’s legendary Garry Lion has declared the 2021 Premiership to break the Devil’s Drought as an ointment needed by…
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Scientists are working on Green Steel as the climate change world turns on coal
Loading SSAB expects to produce 1.3 million tonnes of green steel annually by 2026. In Australia, Professor Sahajwalla leads a…
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Taliban hangs corpse on main square in Afghanistan
Kabul: According to witnesses, the Taliban hung a corpse from a crane in the main square of the city of…
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AFL Grand Final 2021: Finally
The demons were a more even team in the evening, boasting more contributors across the field and eliminating poor players.…
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How China has affected the future of Evergrande, iron ore and Australia
The economies of China and Australia are closely linked, and Beijing’s latest fallout can have serious implications for us. American…
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Why can’t you borrow to invest in as many stocks as your property?
The slightly longer answer is that there are two main ways to borrow to invest in stocks. One is to…
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Melbourne Demon’s Bailey Fritsch has 6 but no medals
Tom MacDonald, Easton Wood, Bailey Fritsch and Alex Keith compete for the ball. credit:Getty Images However, it was Frich who…
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Doggies fans lament Grand Final Loss
Lions argued that bulldogs have the right players to bring success in the future. “I think there’s a good blend…
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Individual investors lose in stock market “gambling” caused by a pandemic
Many of the hundreds of thousands of new investors who participated in the stock market frenzy during the pandemic could…
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AFL Grand Final 2021; How Optus Stadium in Perth and its fans compared to Melbourne’s Big Dance
At the beginning of the week, more than 8,000 people appeared to watch the open training session, and 180,000 people…
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