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Lucas Herrington and Nestory Irankunda stayed out until 11:05PM last night taking photos with fans 😲👏
They had to be dragged in by Socceroos staff an hour after kickoff - what a pair of class acts.
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‘The Drumcree march started with murder, it ended with murder, and that’s where it should end. It should never be repeated again.’
- Breandán Mac Cionnaith, Garvaghy Road Residents' Coalition
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Replying to @DougCameron51
He was never a fool Paul Keating, in fact was the most intelligent politician ever set foot in Canberra, lot's simply didn't like him because of this, he was always an Australian that gave a shit about Australia, and I defy anyone who met him and spent time in his company to deny this, his words on us being treated as Mugs ring true to my ears
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani is being praised by 911 family members after he stayed for hours until the last bell was rung comforting the families of those who lost their loved ones in the 911 terrorist attack.
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Australian ⚽️ - forever tinkering around the edges of the stuff that works, while rarely tackling the stuff that doesn’t 🤦♂️
An exciting change is coming to the 2026 edition of the #AusChampionship! 👀
🗞️ Read more: bit.ly/AC26-Shootout-Explain…
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Replying to @landpalestine
President Catherine Connolly made Ireland’s position unmistakably clear to Trump:
“The normalisation of war and genocide can never be accepted.”
That is moral courage.
Ireland spoke—not just for itself, but for the principle that human lives must never become acceptable collateral damage.
✊🇮🇪🇵🇸✊
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Just had a long chat with Paul Keating -About the halcyon days of his Prime Ministership. He never wasted a a moment. Achieved so much in such a shorty time . And in marked and tragic contrast to the buffoons that followed him. Onya Paul.
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"I don't think there is another country in the world that would sell 80,000 tickets for a female athlete. It is a dream ending to a dream career for me."
- Katie Taylor
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Active support is one of Australian football’s most valuable cultural assets. One that no other code can compete with.
The FSAA continues to advocate to ensure active support is protected, understood, respected, and supported.
Join the FSAA today: fsaaus.com
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I can only imagine the struggle it’s been for Cathy Wilcox to do her job as an artist responding to the most troubling things in our world.
The Israel Lobby want to make that task impossible whether you’re a journalist, an artist, a doctor, an academic, or simply anyone who is drawing breath, and is appalled at Israel’s conduct. Who can blame her for getting out. How many careers will it be enough to kill? Not till they get to the end, where all institutions bend both knees and lick the ground at their feet.
mediaweek.com.au/political-c…
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This is simply must watch: one of the most impassioned rants on Australian football you will EVER see 🇦🇺⚽️😤
🗣️ "When does the austerity end & where are we going!?"
A brutally honest assessment from legendary A-League commentator Andy Harper on the future of the competition, speaking on the talkSPORT Australia's podcast Football Focus.
The full discussion: tinyurl.com/2yvcct5s
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Add your name!
⏪ 24 hours ago, supporters groups representing millions of fans globally launched a petition calling for Infantino to resign & reform in @FIFAcom.
👏 Since then, 30,000+ fans from around the world have backed it.
✍️ Add your voice now: change.org/infantino-out-now
#InfantinOUT
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The supporters are mobilising!
Proud to be a signatory to this petition and take back the game!
🌍🗣️ ADD YOUR VOICE: Global petition calls for Infantino to resign & @FIFAcom reform.
The time to act is now. #InfantinOUT
✍️ Sign the petition: change.org/infantino-out-now
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At the FSAA AGM on Monday night, @Craig_Foster laid out an uncompromising blueprint for Aussie football: calling on supporters to build real leverage & demand governance reform at all levels of the game.
Read in full: tinyurl.com/uvmfhjud
























