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Injured Steve Smith Going with Australia to West Indies

Steve Smith · Australia

Injured Steve Smith Going with Australia to West Indies

52% Left coverage: 23 sources

LONDON (AP) — Star batter Steve Smith and his dislocated finger are going with Australia to the Caribbean. Smith doesn’t need surgery on the compound dislocation to his right pinkie from the World Test Championship final at Lord’s, captain Pat Cummins said on Saturday. But Smith’s appearance in the three-test series against the West Indies starting on June 25 in Barbados remained a major doubt. “I’d say first test maybe unlikely and then go from…See the Story

Hunt Continues for Sydney Shooters

Oceania · Sydney

Hunt Continues for Sydney Shooters

53% Right coverage: 15 sources

The hunt continues for two Sydney gunmen who carried out a shocking attack in a kebab shop.See the Story

Police to Test Clothes and Bone Fragments in New Search for Madeleine McCann

Madeleine McCann

Police to Test Clothes and Bone Fragments in New Search for Madeleine McCann

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

Police have confirmed that they have discovered items they will be testing in connection with the disappearance of Maddie McCann See the Story

World’s Best Airline Named as Qantas Climbs Back From Low Point

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

Qantas has regained some ground in the annual ranking, while Virgin Australia’s new partner won the top award.The Oscars · Australia See the Story

ABC Reveals Laura Tingle’s 7.30 Replacement

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

ABC political correspondent Jacob Greber will take up the highly scrutinised position on the flagship current affairs program.Andy Cohen · Australia See the Story

Rescue operation after Sydney explosion

Coverage: 9 sources

A rescue operation is underway after an explosion in western Sydney.Oceania · Sydney See the Story

Virgin Australia’s Landmark Partnership

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Virgin Australia has announced a major landmark deal with a leading airline, resuming a popular long haul route – and giving customers slashed deals to celebrate.Oceania · Australia See the Story

Police release new details of teen Pheobe Bishop’s alleged murder

100% Right coverage: 5 sources

A Queensland teenager allegedly murdered by her two adult housemates is believed to have died close to where she was last seen carrying luggage to the local airport, court documents reveal.Facebook · Australia See the Story

'I am premier': Rockliff says crossbench was 'deceived' by no-confidence motion

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Six days after losing a no-confidence motion in parliament, Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff is remaining defiant and has again confirmed he will not be resigning as Liberal leader.Hobart, Australia · Hobart See the Story

The Project’s stars leave Ten as program is axed, replacement announced

60% Left coverage: 15 sources

Channel 10 has finally called time on The Project, its flagship early news offering that has been under ratings pressure for some years. The show’s stars including Waleed Aly and Sarah Harris are expected to find roles at different networks. The Project began as The 7PM Project in 2009. The show in its current iteration will be phased out throughout 2025Journalism · Australia See the Story

'No Privatisation': Tasmanian Government Rules Out Asset Sales

70% Left coverage: 10 sources

The Tasmanian Liberals have walked away from hopes to sell off some state-owned companies to pay down debt. ...iPad · Hobart See the Story

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