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The glitz and glamour of Hollywood collided with the high-octane world of motorsport on Monday night as the much-anticipated F1 movie starring Brad Pitt premiered in New York. But amid the flashing cameras and star-studded red carpet, Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz had a word of caution for die-hard fans of the sport.

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Tensions are boiling over ahead of State of Origin Game II in Perth, with Queensland coach Billy Slater delivering a scathing response to former New South Wales forward Aaron Woods. Slater’s impassioned press conference didn’t just address team tactics or selections — it became a deeply personal moment as he slammed Woods for calling him a “grub” and referenced the late Paul Green to highlight the emotional toll that harsh media criticism can take.

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In a shocking act of violence that has rocked the community, three people have been injured in a public shooting near Auburn train station in Sydney’s south-west. The incident, which took place around 1.15 pm on Monday, has prompted a swift response from emergency services and ignited renewed concern over public safety in the wake of recent gang-related violence across the city.

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Australia’s once-thriving tech retailer Mwave has officially entered voluntary administration, according to filings made with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) on 13 June 2025. The move marks a significant turn for the online PC and peripherals giant, which has long been considered a go-to destination for tech enthusiasts, gamers, and professional users.

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Pop sensation Dua Lipa has officially confirmed her engagement to actor Callum Turner, putting an end to months of speculation. Speaking to British Vogue, Dua Lipa said the engagement was “a really special feeling,” as the couple prepares to build a life together after nearly a year and a half of dating.

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Pop sensation Dua Lipa has officially confirmed her engagement to actor Callum Turner, putting an end to months of speculation. Speaking to British Vogue, Dua Lipa said the engagement was “a really special feeling,” as the couple prepares to build a life together after nearly a year and a half of dating.

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In a development that has deeply unsettled both patients and investors, Monash IVF has admitted to a second serious embryo transfer error—this time at its Clayton laboratory in Victoria. The announcement, made on 10 June 2025, has sparked industry-wide concern, intensified regulatory scrutiny, and sent Monash IVF ASX shares into a steep dive.

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As of 2:48 pm AEST on 10 June, the S&P/ASX 200 is performing strongly, gaining 59.80 points or 0.70% to reach 8,575.50, marking a new 50-day high. This comes on the back of consistent positive momentum, with the index gaining 1.92% in the past five days and now just 0.46% below its 52-week high. This upward trend reflects broad investor confidence across various sectors.

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In a devastating act of violence, a mass Austrian school shooting occurred at BORG Dreierschützengasse high school in Graz on Tuesday, claiming the lives of eight people, including the suspected shooter. The attacker is believed to have died by suicide following the incident. This tragic event has shocked Austria and prompted renewed conversations about safety in educational institutions.

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The political temperature in California has surged as President Donald Trump and Governor Gavin Newsom lock horns over the sudden deployment of National Guard troops and active-duty US Marines to Los Angeles. This move, aimed at controlling escalating protests, has sparked widespread outrage and rekindled the national debate over immigration, executive power, and federal overreach.

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In a dazzling confirmation of long-standing rumours, Nat Wolff and Billie Eilish have officially stepped into the spotlight as a couple. The pair were photographed sharing a passionate kiss while sipping champagne on a picturesque Venetian balcony, putting months of speculation to rest.

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As Australia’s winter snow season kicked off, emergency services were called into action following back-to-back rescue operations triggered by sudden NSW snowfall and severe weather at Mount Hotham. Treacherous conditions have already led to multiple incidents involving stranded hikers and motorists, highlighting the hazards of early snow travel in the alpine regions.

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The high-profile public feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump reached a boiling point this week, with the world’s richest man claiming that the U.S. President is named in the Epstein files. The accusation, made without evidence, came amid a bitter row over Trump’s tax and spending bill and has sparked a political and media firestorm across Washington.

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Tesla’s stock has plunged over 14%, wiping out approximately $152 billion in market value, amid a public feud between CEO Elon Musk and U.S. President Donald Trump. The dispute, which erupted over Musk’s criticism of Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” has escalated into a high-stakes political and financial confrontation, unsettling investors and raising questions about Tesla’s future.

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The excitement surrounding quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ hypothetical agreement to join the Pittsburgh Steelers is palpable, but his arrival has instantly unearthed a fascinating and sensitive issue: what jersey number will the future Hall of Famer wear? This isn’t merely a matter of personal preference for Rodgers; it’s a collision course with decades of hallowed Steelers tradition.

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Reform UK, the ascendant political force led by Nigel Farage, is facing a significant challenge to its burgeoning growth following the abrupt resignation of its chairman, Zia Yusuf. Yusuf, a self-made multi-millionaire and a prominent public face for the party, announced his departure on Thursday after 11 months in the role, stating that working to get the party elected was no longer “a good use of my time.”

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The winning numbers for the UK’s largest EuroMillions jackpot to date have been revealed, sparking excitement and disappointment in equal measure as hopeful players checked their tickets on Friday night. Despite the possibility of claiming a record-breaking £210 million, no single ticket matched all the required numbers, meaning the jackpot will roll over to the next draw.