Foreign money is reshaping the A-League. The benefits come with strings attached

Multi-club ownership is on the rise in Australia and around the world. But as the Manchester City case shows, belonging to a global football empire can come with risks beyond a single club’s control.

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Authorities allege Brian Sguros carried out a “complex scheme” to take control of a $US400,000 house by using the dead home owner’s ID to pay property taxes and obtain permits to make repairs.

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New Zealand's military chief resigns after admitting to an inappropriate relationship

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New Zealand Defence Force chief Tony Davies resigned on Friday after admitting to an undisclosed “inappropriate relationship” while serving in a position of unit command, saying he was taking responsibility for past errors of judgement.

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Big Hits: Rapid Critical Metals, Benz Mining, Encounter Resources

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Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by Rapid Critical Metals in NSW, with runners-up Benz Mining and Encounter Resources in WA.

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Caleb Williams tops 300 yards in a second straight game

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Caleb Williams threw for over 300 yards for a second consecutive game on Thursday night in a win over the Patriots.

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Unions slam BHP chairman’s pay rise days after announcing Pilbara job cuts

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It comes after the miner announced last week that as many as 300 jobs will be impacted by a round of redundancies at BHP’s Pilbara mine sites.

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Landry bows out, setting up Canavan showdown with One Nation in Capricornia

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The seat is expected to be hotly contested by One Nation, potentially by the party’s national director James Ashby.

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