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North double seals win for Wales against Ireland

Double trouble: George North bounced back from a poor performance against Scotland to score twice for Wales.

George North responded to criticism from his own coaches by scoring two tries for Wales in a 22-9 win over Ireland in rugby's Six Nations on Friday (Saturday AEDT), handing England the chance to clinch the title with a game to spare.

US economy adds 235,000 jobs

Construction jobs, which can fluctuate depending on the weather, rose by 58,000, the most since March 2007, and followed ...

US employers added jobs at an above-average pace for a second month on outsized gains in construction and manufacturing.

Reef endures back-to-back bleaching

Another mass bleaching has affected vast areas of the Great Barrier Reef.

The Great Barrier Reef 's health is in "uncharted territory" after researchers found the natural wonder has endured mass coral bleaching two summers in a row.

Critical for North to keep Waite fit: Scott

North Melbourne coach Brad Scott.

North Melbourne coach Brad Scott believes he now has the information to settle on his forward structure, but has stressed the importance of keeping spearhead Jarrad Waite fit.

How the west was lost

An angry Colin Barnett.

When Colin Barnett was elected, George W Bush was President, iPhones had just hit the market and Amy Winehouse was cleaning up at the Grammys.

Hawks send message by sending Hodge to the VFL

Luke Hodge in action for Box Hill on Friday.

Hawthorn's new-look leadership group felt they needed to make a stand, even if meant three-time premiership captain Luke Hodge took to Ikon Park on Friday afternoon wearing the No. 62 jumper of Box Hill.

Ballantyne injured as Dockers beat Blues

Giant effort: Cam McCarthy kciked six goals for the Dockers.

Fremantle goalsneak Hayden Ballantyne appears set to miss the start of the AFL season after injuring his hamstring in Friday night's 21-point win over Carlton at Domain Stadium.

Slow track to dawn

Pro- bono lawyer David Burke interviewing a Rohingya refugee applicant.

Nasir* waited almost five years for the chance to state his case. Then he had just a single day to nail it.