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People in rural Western Australia will soon have disability support workers flying to them instead of traveling hundreds of miles for care. A new government program is bringing therapists and support services directly to five regional areas after a successful trial helped hundreds access the help they need. #
Boxing champion Claressa Shields made history by becoming the first undisputed heavyweight champion in women's boxing, a feat she never planned but now places her among legends like Ali and Tyson. The two-time Olympic gold medalist continues breaking barriers across weight classes while defending her titles.
A preschool teacher who beat cancer turned her classroom experiences into hand-drawn designs that celebrate educators. Ms Jenny's Creations brings authentic teacher merchandise to life through real moments instead of tired clichés.
Casey Curtis pulled three children and their unconscious mother from an upside-down car sinking in a Florida canal after the driver suffered a seizure. His quick decision to ignore 911's wait advice and jump into action saved four lives that might have gone undiscovered for days.
Visa just rolled out a major new platform to tackle the biggest hurdles facing small business owners: getting funding, finding customers, and using modern tech. The program kicks off with $100 million in partnership with lender Lendistry.
Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest man in the Open era to complete a career Grand Slam, defeating Novak Djokovic in Melbourne. The 22-year-old Spanish tennis star now holds seven major titles and stands as the undisputed world number one.
A Western Australian surf program is transforming lives by bringing together NDIS participants and everyday surfers to catch waves and build community. One surfer who was terrified of water now calls herself "an ocean person."
A Seattle merchandise retailer's website crashed for the first time ever as fans flooded online to celebrate the Seahawks' first conference championship in over a decade. The win has sparked a citywide celebration, though Super Bowl ticket prices are keeping most fans watching from home.
Indiana University defeated Miami to claim its first-ever football national championship, sending the town of Bloomington into joyful chaos. Fans lined up for hours to buy merchandise while students celebrated until 4 a.m., making Tuesday morning classes optional for many exhausted Hoosiers.