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Rob Harris is Europe correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

Forget the ’G on grand final day or an Origin decider, this is football for the fans
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Ireland

Forget the ’G on grand final day or an Origin decider, this is football for the fans

For those who long for suburban football where, long before corporate boxes and soulless stadiums, all that mattered was your team and the fans – it does still exist.

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Ashes series like no other will live long in the memory
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The Ashes

Ashes series like no other will live long in the memory

Britain has been as engrossed in Test cricket’s most enduring rivalry as at any point since the days of one Donald George Bradman almost a century ago.

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Almost 100 companies on watch list for cocaine imports into Australia
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Almost 100 companies on watch list for cocaine imports into Australia

Investigators believe about 1000 people could be involved in helping organised crime gangs import record amounts of cocaine and other illegal goods into Australia.

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Dublin’s normally cheerful streets turn sinister for tourists

Dublin’s normally cheerful streets turn sinister for tourists

The brutal assault of an American tourist sent shockwaves through the Irish capital, throwing the spotlight on youth violence in the city.

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Australian at centre of Farage ‘debanking’ controversy resigns as Coutts boss

Australian at centre of Farage ‘debanking’ controversy resigns as Coutts boss

Peter Flavel has stepped down following the growing scandal around the private bank’s decision to close the account of the populist politician.

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Paris floats new venue for Olympics Games opening ceremony

Paris floats new venue for Olympics Games opening ceremony

In a historic first, the opening night of Paris 2024 won’t take place inside the Olympic Stadium – allowing 500,000 people to watch the ceremony live.

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The Mediterranean island for the rich and famous at the forefront of the climate revolution

The Mediterranean island for the rich and famous at the forefront of the climate revolution

From Jules Verne to Christopher Skase, Rafael Nadal’s native Mallorca has long had a powerful pull on the rich and famous. Now its natural assets of sun and sea are fuelling power itself.

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Ewen Jones didn’t fit the mould. But he made federal politics a better place

Ewen Jones didn’t fit the mould. But he made federal politics a better place

Despite fewer than six years in parliament, the MP won’t be easily forgotten. It’s why the of grief in the week since he died, aged 63, was so genuine.

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Russian sentenced to life over MH17 attack arrested by Kremlin

Russian sentenced to life over MH17 attack arrested by Kremlin

Igor Girkin was detained by the Kremlin, his wife said, over his criticism of Vladmir Putin’s handling of the war in Ukraine.

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‘Deeply inappropriate’: Bank apologises to top Brexit figure Nigel Farage for dropping him

‘Deeply inappropriate’: Bank apologises to top Brexit figure Nigel Farage for dropping him

The scandal has attracted the scrutiny of the financial regulator, and on Thursday prompted the UK Treasury to push out new rules that it says will protect free speech.

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‘A very sad story’: After 107 years, seven Australians can finally rest in peace

‘A very sad story’: After 107 years, seven Australians can finally rest in peace

It was an unmitigated disaster, the most deadly 24 hours in Australian military history. Now seven of those killed have had their identity restored.

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