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Red Bull dominates Emilia Romagna F1 Grand Prix

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World Champion Max Verstappen flexed his skills on the grid again, starting in pole position and claiming the victory

Redbull has dominated at the Formula One Grand Prix in Italy, with Verstappen claiming the first spot on the podium.

Teammate Sergio Perez followed closely behind, to give the Red Bull team a first and second spot on the podium.

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The youngster from McLaren Racing, Lando Norris secured the third position.

It was a dangerous day on the Imola race track with wet conditions forcing Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc to spin off the track.

Although it’s Ferrari’s home race, fans were disappointed to see Leclerc finish in the sixth spot and teammate Carlos Sainz crash out in the first five minutes.

Despite the disappointing outcome for Ferrari, they’re still leading the board overall this season, up 27 points.

The F1 championship will now head to Miami in two weeks.

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World Sportsman of the Year

The win couldn’t have come at a better time as Verstappen is crowned World Sportsman of the Year.

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Big tech’s influence on copyright threatens Australian creators

Michael Miller warns AI’s data exploitation may harm journalists’ rights, reminiscent of past tech threats to Australian media. #bigtech #ai

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Michael Miller warns AI’s data exploitation may harm journalists’ rights, reminiscent of past tech threats to Australian media. #bigtech #ai


News Corp Australasia’s executive chairman, Michael Miller warns that the ambition of AI companies to exploit data without fair compensation may undermine the rights of journalists and artists.

The approach of major tech companies during the digital revolution could resurface, threatening Australian media and content creators if copyright laws are eased.

 


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Man arrested after 100 shots fired in Sydney

Lockdown lifted after 60-year-old man arrested for firing up to 100 shots in Sydney’s Inner West, injuring 16 people

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Lockdown lifted after 60-year-old man arrested for firing up to 100 shots in Sydney’s Inner West, injuring 16 people.

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– A 60-year-old man was arrested after a shooting incident in Croydon Park, Sydney.
– Approximately 100 shots were fired, injuring one seriously and 16 others requiring treatment.
Police have reported that a 60-year-old man has been arrested following a shooting incident in Sydney’s Inner West. Approximately 100 shots were fired indiscriminately at passing vehicles, resulting in one serious injury and 16 others requiring treatment.The incident occurred on Sunday evening in Croydon Park. Police responded with a significant presence, locking down the area and conducting a thorough investigation. The arrested man, who has yet to be charged, reportedly fired from a window of a unit.

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Officers found multiple firearms at the scene and confirmed that the man used a high-calibre rifle. Acting Assistant Commissioner Trent King described the situation as horrific and unprecedented in Sydney.

Police are currently investigating the motive behind the shooting and how the suspect obtained the firearms and ammunition. Following the incident, one man was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in serious condition, while others were treated for minor injuries.

Ongoing Investigations

The crime scene has been established as investigations continue. Roads in the vicinity remain closed, and motorists are advised to find alternative routes. Police have confirmed that no officers were injured during the operation.

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Trump sends Kushner and Witkoff to Egypt for hostage deal as Gaza crisis deepens

Trump sends Kushner and Witkoff to Egypt for urgent hostage negotiations amid escalating Gaza violence and fragile peace talks.

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Trump sends Kushner and Witkoff to Egypt for urgent hostage negotiations amid escalating Gaza violence and fragile peace talks.


President Trump has dispatched Jared Kushner and real estate magnate Steve Witkoff to Egypt in an urgent diplomatic effort to finalise a hostage release agreement. The move marks one of the most significant interventions since Trump’s re-emergence on the global stage, as violence continues to escalate in Gaza.

Both Hamas and Israel have cautiously endorsed the framework of Trump’s peace proposal, though sticking points remain over the terms of prisoner exchanges and territorial concessions. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made clear that Israel will not agree to any conditions that undermine its national security or sovereignty.

On the ground, the humanitarian toll continues to rise, with mounting casualties in Gaza and widespread destruction. Civilians trapped in the conflict zones are pleading for relief and an end to the fighting as world powers scramble to broker a breakthrough.
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