Australia joins global outcry over China’s Pacific missile test, calling it reckless and illegal, warning it could spark nuclear proliferation; China dismisses it as routine training. Meanwhile, Belgium shocks the US to reach World Cup quarters, with controversy over a red card that fueled their win. Tragically, a beloved Melbourne teacher died in a football injury, remembered for his warmth and dedication. Separately, a graffiti artist arrested after scaling Melbourne’s iconic bridge caused major traffic chaos and a tense standoff.

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China’s recent submarine-launched missile test in the Pacific has sparked global alarm, despite Beijing calling it routine training with a dummy warhead. Neighbors like Australia say they received scant warning, while the U.S. demands greater transparency under international norms. Taiwan’s security council labeled the flight path over populated zones as provocative, fueling fears of destabilizing regional power dynamics. Analysts warn the test signals China’s growing nuclear reach and rapid military buildup, with calls for China to adhere to global guidelines to restore trust and safety in the Indo-Pacific.

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A tragic loss has shaken the football and education communities as 27-year-old Nathan Fitzgerald, a beloved teacher and rising AFL talent, died after a collision during a match. His family, friends, and clubs are mourning a gentle soul whose life touched countless hearts. The AFL and all 18 clubs will wear black armbands this weekend, and his club Epping Football Netball Club plans to retire his number 34 — a decision to be confirmed tonight. A GoFundMe has surpassed $100,000, reflecting a nation united in grief and support. His school, Mernda Central College, honored him as a kind, inspiring educator. WorkSafe investigates the incident, while a public memorial service is set for Saturday at Epping Recreation Reserve. Nathan’s legacy as a champion on and off the field lives on.

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