The Australian identity was at the heart of Holden - then GM took it away
Holden fell out of love with us so we fell out love with it
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Underpayment as business model: what is wage theft?
It's rife in a range of industries: workers being ripped off by their employers. How does it happen and where is it most common?
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'I said, Uber for Emma? He said yes'
Catching an Uber is often seen as the safer option for women getting home after a night out. But predators are gaming the system.
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BBC NEWS - Russian activist Anastasia Shevchenko living under house arrest
Anastasia Shevchenko is facing six years in prison for her opposition political activism.
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BBC NEWS - The unlikely friendship saving Egypt’s synagogues
Magda, who is Jewish, and Marwa, who is Palestinian and Muslim, are driving a push to rescue Egypt's Jewish heritage.
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BBC NEWS - Memory quilt: Stitching together fragments of a child’s life
When teenager Jaxon Elliott-Sprysa died, his mother arranged for something deeply personal to be made.
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Assad: Aleppo Will Return as Strong as Ever
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says the city of Aleppo, the economic center of Aleppo province, will "return stronger than ever," after Syrian forces retook complete control from rebel fighters.<
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UK PM's Adviser Quits After Backlash Over Contraception, IQ Comments
LONDON - An adviser to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson who had discussed the benefits of forced contraception quit Monday, saying "media hysteria" about his old online posts meant he had becom
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IOOF cuts dividend, profit falls after ANZ deal
IOOF's purchase of ANZ's wealth management arm has punched a hole in the company's underlying net profit after tax.
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How TV turned the ideal of meaningful work into a punchline
In the classic workplace drama employment was a means of doing the right thing; these days it's a home for punchlines and satire.
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Casey council to be run by administrators until 2024
Residents in Casey could be waiting until 2024 before they can vote for their local representatives again.
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New on Sports Illustrated: Manchester United-Chelsea Preview
Chelsea's bid for a Champions League spot for next season looks to have one significant less hurdle. For Manchester United, there is suddenly a path to join them.
The two Premier League evergreens collide Monday night at Stamford Bridge coming off their midseason break looking to kick on for the stretch drive.
Both clubs have the chance to be the beneficiaries of UEFA's staggering decision to hand Manchester City a two-year ban from European competition on Friday. While that penalty will be appealed by the current two-time champions, it benefits Chelsea (12-5-8) more than Manchester United (9-8-8) in the short term.
The Pensioners are currently fourth in the table, nine points adrift of third-place Leicester City but also 10 back of Manchester City. Moving into a provisional third for Champions League play with the ban creates a greater margin for error for Frank Lampard's side, who host Bayern Munich in the first leg of their round of 16 tie on Feb. 25.
The morale boost could be needed given Chelsea entered their break in a state of flux. Lampard turned to Willy Caballero between the sticks a fortnight ago in their 2-2 draw at Leicester City, and that performance may have been enough to restore Kepa Arrizabalaga to the No. 1 status.
"The reaction from Kepa has been good as I'd expect, training hard, head down," Lampard told Chelsea's official website. "I haven't had lots of conversations with him this week and it'll be a decision for me to make. I've decided but you'll have to wait to find out."It doesn't matter how you came to the club, what age you are, what part of your career you're at. If it did, then I'd have to pick the whole team on how much they cost and it can't be that way. All the players know that. It's all about how you train every day and how you play on match day. I have to have that competition within the squad."
Chelsea also conducted some transfer business ahead of next season, agreeing to terms with Ajax forward Hakim Ziyech to bring him to London in the summer. The Morocco international has eight goals in 27 matches across all competitions for his Dutch club and 14 in 32 international appearances. In the short term, however, Ziyech will not be able to fill Christian Pulisic's spot as the American is closer to coming back from an adductor injury but not expected to be available in this match.
For Manchester United, the ban given to their eternal rivals throws them into what would currently be a seven-team scrap for the fourth Champions League spot. Despite being in ninth place, the Red Devils are just four back of Sheffield United for fifth in the table. A win and favourable results could vault them into sixth, but this match starts a challenging week in which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team face Belgian side Club Brugge in the first leg of their Europa League round of 32 tie and are home to Watford on Sunday.
"Yeah a win gives us a three-point gap and, of course, that's what we've got to aim for," Solskjaer said at Friday's news conference after the team returned from warm-weather training in Marbella. "We've played them twice already this season and done well, but Chelsea are a good team. They are at home, but we're going to go there to try to win the game.
"We've got to, to give us more belief and more hope and give us confidence that we can kick on, because we need to kick on."
United continue to be without injured first-choice striker Marcus Rashford, an absence that looms large considering he had a brace in the season-opening 4-0 victory that spoiled Lampard's coaching debut with Chelsea and another two-goal effort in United's 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge in October in the Carabao Cup.
To address the lack of personnel in attack, United signed Odion Ighalo on loan from Chinese club Shanghai Greenland Shenhua. He had 10 goals in 17 matches in the Chinese Super League, part of a productive spell in which he totaled 46 goals in 72 matches over two-plus seasons there after totaling 33 in 82 matches for Watford from 2014-17.
Solskjaer was coy about whether the Nigeria international would feature in this match, but is counting on Ighalo to ease the burden on youngsters Mason Greenwood, Daniel James, and Anthony Martial.
"The club has always been very good and, in Odion, we get a proper man, a great lad and a good goalscorer," the United boss told Sky Sports. "Not only was he top scorer in the Africa Cup of Nations but I know him from way back when he was in Norway 10-12 years ago. His career has developed and he gives us a different option up front.
"I'm delighted that he wanted to come for a few months on loan, from now until the end of the season. For us, it's great to have him around and I know he's such a Manchester United fan, he will give absolutely everything - on and off the pitch."
United are 3-2-0 in their last five matches against Chelsea in all competitions and are looking for their first four-match unbeaten run at Stamford Bridge since going 3-2-0 from 1994-98.
February 17, 2020 at 05:30AM
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New on Sports Illustrated: Postponed Blues-Ducks Game Rescheduled for March 11
Last Tuesday's game was postponed after Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester collapsed on the bench.
ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Anaheim Ducks’ postponed game against the St. Louis Blues will be played on March 11.
The NHL announced the new date Sunday for the game that was postponed after Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester collapsed on the bench during the first period last Tuesday.
The game will begin with a 1-1 score, as it was at the time of the postponement. It will follow a full 60-minute format.
The league also moved up the defending Stanley Cup champion Blues’ game against Florida from March 10 to March 9.
The new schedule means the Ducks will have back-to-back home games on March 10 and 11, giving them four home games in six days overall.
Bouwmeester is still recovering after going into cardiac arrest. He had a Cardioverter Defibrillator implanted into his chest at UCI Medical Center in Orange County, where he has been hospitalized since the incident.
February 17, 2020 at 05:16AM
Postponed Blues-Ducks Game Rescheduled for March 11
Baby in coma, mother-of-six dead after car, truck crash near Mackay
A car and small truck crashed head-on at Hay Point, about 40 kilometres south of Mackay, on Friday morning.
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Elon Musk can do no wrong at Tesla
Joining the electric carmaker for the ride was once a case of taking the bad with the good. Today, the bad hardly seems to matter.
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Hamas is ‘catfishing’ soldiers on social media to gain control of phones, says Israel
The Israeli military said on Sunday it has foiled multiple "catfishing" attempts to gain access to soldiers' phones.
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Pendlebury re-signs with Collingwood for an extra year
Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury has signed a one-year contract extension with the club.
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Elon Musk can do no wrong at Tesla
Joining the electric carmaker for the ride was once a case of taking the bad with the good. Today, the bad hardly seems to matter.
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Baby in coma, mother-of-six dead after car, truck crash near Mackay
A car and small truck crashed head-on at Hay Point, about 40 kilometres south of Mackay, on Friday morning.
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Falling through a hole of total immersion
With this concert the Necks' ticked the improbable box of playing in all six venues at Sydney Opera House.
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Porto soccer player yellow carded for reaction after racist abuse
Porto striker Moussa Marega left the pitch in protest of being subject to racist insults during his side's 2-1 win away to Vitoria Guimaraes in Portugal's Primeira Liga on Sunday, local time.
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