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The Melbourne Cup is broadcast on Channel 7 in Australia, and this year's coverage is drawing extra attention because veteran commentator Bruce McAvaney is making a special comeback to host the race for Triple M radio. Fans have welcomed the return of one of the country's best-known sports callers for the race that stops the nation.
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Australian radio presenter Dan Anstey has announced he is leaving his Triple M radio show to take up a television role on the Nine Network's Today program. The Toowoomba Chronicle reported the move, and listeners are discussing the end of his radio run and his shift to breakfast TV. No further details about his new role have been confirmed.
- 3Simulation shows how massive galaxy clusters form through triple merger●Simulated formation of a 2e15 solar masses cluster of galaxies via a triple merger, in an ENZO-MHD simulation analysed w
A new simulation visualises the formation of a galaxy cluster with a mass of roughly two quadrillion solar masses, produced by the merger of three smaller clusters. The ENZO-MHD simulation, analysed with the Julia programming language, maps the average density of baryonic matter along the line of sight across a cubic region of 15 cubic megaparsecs. Astronomers and space enthusiasts are sharing the visualisation as a striking look at cosmic structure formation.
- 4Stockton man sentenced to life for 2019 triple murder▼Stockton man gets 3 life terms without parole for 2019 triple murder
A Stockton man has been sentenced to three consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole for a 2019 triple murder. The sentencing closes a case that has drawn attention in the Stockton area since the killings, with local coverage focusing on the court's decision and its finality for the victims' families.
- 5Ex-detective calls Bogie triple murderer one of worst he dealt with●Ex-detective says triple murderer one of the worst people he has ever dealt with By Eden Gillespie Darryl Young stole ca
Darryl Young, a cattle thief for decades according to former neighbours, shot dead three people and wounded another at Bogie, Queensland. A former detective who dealt with him describes the triple murderer as one of the worst people he has ever encountered, in reporting by Eden Gillespie for ABC News.