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12 March 2025
Eminem ft. Billie Eilish - Tears [Music Video 2025]
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15 March 2025
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15 March 2025
Join Filip Cleeren and Emily Selleck in the F1 paddock as they break down a dramatic first qualifying session of the 2025 Formula 1 season in Melbourne! McLaren dominates with Lando Norris securing pole ahead of home hero Oscar Piastri, while Max Verstappen remains unfazed in third.
The duo discuss Ferrari’s struggles, Yuki Tsunoda and Alex Albon’s standout performances, and Isack Hadjar finishing as the top rookie. Plus, they dive into Gabriel Bortoleto’s strong Q2 showing after Helmut Marko’s “B-Tier” comments, Ollie Bearman’s rough weekend, and Liam Lawson’s disappointing Red Bull debut.
With rain on the horizon, could the Grand Prix turn into pure chaos? Tune in for expert insights, surprises, and all the post-quali reactions!
14 March 2025
UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Poland are emerging as the leaders of European defence and could create a “credible” combined military force, says Michael Binyon.
Germany announced today that they are rebuilding their military. The CDU, SPD and the Greens are all signed on. Huge changes are coming in Europe
15 March 2025
Fears of an economic downturn spooked investors and sparked a $US4 trillion sell-off on Wall Street, as on-again-off-again tariff threats from the White House against allies like Canada and Mexico ramped up uncertainty.
The Australian share market followed suit, tumbling to a 7-month-low, narrowly avoiding a technical correction, which is a 10% fall from the most recent peak.
Leading independent economist Saul Eslake told Close of Business the moves from the US administration are creating volatility and uncertainty not just for investors, but US households who will ultimately carry the cost of tariffs. He spoke to business presenter Alicia Barry.
F1: Session Report 2025 Australian Grand Prix - Saturday 
George Russell I'm very happy with how today went. We struggled in the hotter conditions last year, and that was true yesterday. That was a very useful day of learning for us; we went away overnight, and the team worked hard to try and understand why we were lacking on the Soft tyre compared to the Medium and Hard compounds. We found some areas of improvement that were beneficial, and we can hopefully continue pushing in this direction. Whilst we are still a few tenths behind the McLarens, we're starting P4 for the first race of the season, and that is encouraging. It could have potentially been a little better too as Q3 was tricky for us. I lost three tenths in the last couple of corners on my first push lap and didn't improve significantly on my final effort. Finally, whilst Kimi was unfortunate to be knocked out in Q1, he has shown great signs of speed this weekend and he'll soon be right up there. Tomorrow is a new day and, with the weather forecast showing rain, it's going to be all to play for. Hopefully, we can be in the mix. Kimi Antonelli That was an unfortunate Qualifying session to start the season. As I came through turn six on my first push lap on the Soft tyre, there was some gravel on track and I ran slightly wide. It was not enough to really impact my lap time, but the car hit the exit kerb harder than I expected and I suffered some significant floor damage. I could feel the car bottoming on the straight and costing me a lot of performance. Without the damage, I am sure it would have been a very different story for us. Starting P16 is of course not ideal. That is particularly true when you look at our pace in FP3 as I think we could have been challenging near the front of the grid. It is what it is though and now we look ahead to tomorrow. The forecast is for rain and that will hopefully present us with some opportunities. I'm looking forward to it and getting my first F1 race under my belt. Toto Wolff, Team Principal & CEO We were in the mix today and that was encouraging. We showed improved speed in FP3 having made some changes overnight. Whilst we looked like we were in the fight for pole position at moments in Qualifying, the McLarens were very impressive; I think it's fair to say that they had a couple of tenths advantage over us on the optimal lap. Overall, it is a good start to the new season with the W16. It all looks close at the front, and we will see what we can do tomorrow. Kimi was very unfortunate to suffer floor damage having run over the exit kerb at turn six. He didn't run very wide yet suffered a big hit on the underside of the car and that caused him to lose a significant amount of performance. He put in a strong effort to try and hustle the car through to Q2, but it wasn't quite enough. It is all beneficial for his learning though and he will now have an exciting race trying to come through the pack tomorrow. Andrew Shovlin, Trackside Engineering Director We had a solid start to the day in FP3. We looked to have made improvements to the car overnight and the drivers were happy with the overall balance. It looked like we could be in the mix at the front come Qualifying, although the pack at the front was very tight. Whilst that did prove to be the case, we were slightly unfortunate not to get the perfect laps together when it mattered in Qualifying. George's session ran to plan, as he progressed through to Q3. His first effort in the final segment put him P2, but he dropped back slightly in the final reckon to P4. With tomorrow's forecast, there is still plenty of opportunity for him to move forward though and fight for the podium. Kimi was more unfortunate having run over the exit kerb at turn six. That caused floor damage that impacted his performance significantly, both on the straights and in the corners. He did his very best to get the car through to Q2 but, even if he had been able to do so, it's unlikely that we would have been able to make the necessary repairs to get him back out there. We can be encouraged by his progress through the weekend though, and the pace he has shown on both the single lap and the long run. Whilst he's starting out of position, the wet weather may afford him the chance to make good progress up the field. Sunday            | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
15 March 2025
McLaren's Oscar Piastri is the latest in a long line of great Australians in F1.
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri has the bit between his teeth this year to become the first Australian to win his home F1 Grand Prix.
13 March 2025
David Gura, Bloomberg News Anchor and Correspondent and Matina Stevis Gridneff, New York Times Canada Bureau Chief join Nicolle Wallace with the latest impact of Donald Trump’s intentional trade war, the impact it has had on our relationships with our former key trading partners and the negative impact it will have on all Americans as price begin to rise across all aspects of the American marketplace.
