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Two Iranian footballers have been granted asylum in Australia following the AFC Women's Asian Cup. They report feeling supported as they focus on their health, safety, and rebuilding their lives.

Cricket Australia is set to determine if states agree to privatize their Big Bash League clubs. This decision may allow for part-ownership by Indian Premier League franchises.

Zahra Ghanbari, one of six Iranian women's football players who sought asylum in Australia, has reversed her decision and returned to Iran.

Annette Jorgensen, who moved to Australia from Denmark at the age of two, shares her experiences of living as a migrant while appearing similar to white Australians. She discusses how this influenced her interactions with others regarding their views on racism.

A South Australian woman faces potential deportation due to a passport error. Her community is providing support as she may be separated from her husband and children.

Two Iranian women footballers who initially sought asylum in Australia later decided against it. They shared their experiences regarding the pressures they faced during the Asian Cup saga.