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Graham Arnold says the Socceroos are prepared for a combative encounter with Tunisia as the Australians fight to keep their World Cup campaign alive.

The premier has declared victory for Labor in his third-straight election win as leader, saying "hope always defeats hate".

Moment for australia. they have secured their first world cup win in 12 years with a 1—0 result over tunisia. australia goalscorer mitchell duke said, "its the best "feeling in the world, but im trying not to get too caught "up in it because thejob�*s not done yet. weve got one more game to try and get out of the group." they started the day bottom but are now sitting second with france against denmark still to come. its not looking good for tunisia though, who face holders france in their f...

Football, rugby union, and in the summer there is cricket. so, it is a pretty crowded sports landscape. but football, or soccer, does have a very substantial following here. there is a leak that has had its ups and downs, but has produced a lot of good players. —— league. the people who do follow it a passionate, but it isnt one of the top two or three sports in the country, but that separated from the socceroos. in fact, the womens and mens soccer teams have a huge following. the socceroos ...

The Socceroos will need to win at Donha’s Al Janoub stadium if they are to progress from the group stage. Here’s where to watch the game

The 6am kick-off did not deter supporters from getting out to watch Australia’s first World Cup match, but after 18 minutes of hope, the mood was subdued

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has refused to comment on recent polling which shows him at risk of losing his bid for a third term in office.

Daniel Andrews’ election pledge would mean future parliament would require ‘super majority’ to privatise State Electricity Commission

Opposition leader Matthew Guy was speaking to the media in Melbourne on Tuesday morning when he was abruptly interrupted by a group of construction union tradies yelling at him from outside.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Opposition Leader Matthew Guy are both "looking forward" to the Sky News/Herald Sun Peoples Forum on Tuesday night.