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Triple Gold Medallist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Flogs Fellow Parents In Son’s School Race

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce showed no mercy to fellow mothers at her son’s sports day, leaving them in the dust during the parents' 100m race.

The 38-year-old has stood on an Olympic podium eight times, but she still takes great pride in thrashing the competition during a friendly 100-metre dash. Posting footage of the race to Instagram, Fraser-Pryce wrote: “They haven’t banned me yet, so I’m at the line.” Nicknamed the Pocket Rocket, Fraser-Pryce was there in support of her seven-year-old son, Zyon, who was born in 2017, nine years after she claimed her first Olympic gold medal. The Jamaican star, whose 10.6 seconds personal best time makes her the third fastest woman of all time.

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Garry Starr: How I Won 'Best Comedy Show' While Naked

Damien Warren-Smith's alter-ego Garry Starr has won the Melbourne International Comedy Festival top award this year, and he tells us how he managed to score the Outstanding Show Award while naked.

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Calls For Older Aussies To Downsize Homes Due To Housing Crisis

There are growing calls for older Aussies to sell their empty nests and downsize to free up bigger homes to help young people achieve the Australian dream. But is there a true incentive to do so, or is it unreasonable?

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Vatican Confirms Pope Francis Has Died, Aged 88

The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Francis, the 267th head of the Catholic Church has died, aged 88, sparking a global mourning period. So, what happens next?

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EXPLAINED: How Ozempic Is Changing Australia

Not only does Ozempic help users reduce their caloric intake, but it's also affecting what foods people reach for while using the weight-loss drugs, and it could completely overhaul Australia's supermarket, diet and health industries. Dr Mike Mrozinski explains what Australia might look like following the weight-loss revolution.

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