A three-quarter relation to champion sire Frankel caught the eye at Canterbury on Tuesday as John O’Shea looks to continue an impressive spring run in The Invitation and the Golden Eagle.

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Frankel’s little brother looking Golden ahead of Australian debut

A group of 10 powerful unions and MP Marlene Kairouz have lost their legal challenges against the federal ALP's intervention in the Victorian branch after serious allegations emerged.

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Australia

ABC Australia

Supreme Court dismisses challenges by unions, MP, in the wake of ALP branch stacking scandal

Victoria has recorded 1,749 new local COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths. There are now 22,476 active cases of the virus in Victoria, and 163 people have died during the current Delta outbreak.





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Victoria records new 1,749 local COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths

A select field of 10 will line up in Saturday’s Cox Plate after the Moonee Valley race’s committee knocked back an acceptance from aspirant Keiai Nautique.

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breednet.com.au

Keiai Nautique left out of Cox Plate as favourite Zaaki draws barrier six

Richmond football club president Peggy O’Neal will succeed Crown chair Ziggy Switkowski as chancellor of Victoria’s third largest university.

rmit.edu.au

RMIT takes a punt on Peggy O’Neal as chancellor amid turbulent times

Unvaccinated tennis stars are unlikely to get visas to play in the Australian Open, throwing defending champion Novak Djokovic's participation into serious doubt.

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News24

RTÉ

Djokovic unsure about Australian Open as officials hold firm on vaccine rules

Premier Daniel Andrews confirms hospitality staff will need to have two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine to serve seated customers from Friday after contradictory information and a last-minute change threw bars and restaurants into a spin.

Double-shot mandate for hospitality causes a ‘kerfuffle of confusion’

Online beer aficionados are preparing to log off, beauticians will raise eyebrows, and restaurants are booking out fast. The alarm is set – Melbourne is waking up at 11.59pm on Thursday.

Last drinks at the virtual pub, and cheers to the real thing

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