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Australia and South Africa are meeting in a Rugby Championship Test in Perth, with the Springboks striking early against the Wallabies. South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus made 13 changes to his starting side after a series win over the All Blacks. Coverage from Cricbuzz also shows an Australia tour of South Africa one-day cricket series running alongside, putting the two nations head to head in multiple sports at once.
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Australia and South Africa are facing off in a Perth rugby Test, with the Wallabies hosting the world champion Springboks. Coverage includes live blogs of the match, while Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus has made headlines revealing the 'one job' of his number eight and tipping Marco van Staden for a big impact. Cricket fans are also tracking Australia's ODI tour of South Africa.
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South Africa face Australia in a Rugby Championship Test in Perth, with Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus making 13 changes to his starting side following their series win over the All Blacks. The heavy rotation has drawn attention as South Africa look to maintain momentum against the Wallabies, while Australia aim to defend home ground and revive their campaign.
- 4Philip Sidney and the Indispensable Parenthesis●Philip Sidney and the Extreme (Dis)graces of the Parenthesis Erasmus called them “little moons” and George Puttenham pra
An essay by Florence Hazrat explores how the parenthesis, a punctuation mark Erasmus called 'little moons' and George Puttenham praised as a 'figure of tolerable disorder', was embraced by Elizabethan writer Philip Sidney. The piece, published via Project Gutenberg, examines how Sidney used parentheses not as a minor device but as an essential tool of his prose and poetry, despite Renaissance warnings that they be used sparingly and not 'too thick'.
- 5YouRef Erasmus+ Sport project wraps up with final meeting in Gijón●YouRef Erasmus+ Sport project concludes with final meeting in Gijón
The YouRef project, funded under the European Union's Erasmus+ Sport programme, has concluded with a final partner meeting held in Gijón, Spain. The project focused on refereeing in sport, and the closing gathering marked the end of its cooperation period. University sport body FISU highlighted the conclusion, drawing attention from the international sport community.