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Linda Cerone Steps Down as Nepean Football Association CEO After 28 Years
Linda Cerone, the long-serving Chief Executive Officer of the Nepean Football Association (NFA), has officially concluded her tenure after 28 years at the helm. The outgoing leader, who recently received the prestigious George Churchward Medal for her contributions to grassroots football, stated that she will now prioritize recovery from open-heart surgery and family life, though she remains committed to supporting the sport in a voluntary capacity.
Economy
Bilfinger Reports Surge in Orders Amid Profitability Pressures
German industrial services group Bilfinger has reported one of its strongest quarterly order intakes in a decade, with new business rising 25% to £1.2 billion in the third quarter. The surge was driven by energy sector demand, though the company noted that profitability declined as customers delayed investment decisions amid economic uncertainty.
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US trade gap hits new record in January as tariff fears loomed
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South Africa, Indonesia say US withdrawing from climate finance deal
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Liverpool must be ready to 'suffer' in PSG return leg, says Van Dijk
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Doris delivers huge boost to Ireland for key France match
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European court rejects bid to overturn Romania vote annulment
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South Africa says US withdrawing from climate finance deal
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European rocket aims for first commercial launch after delays
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S. Korea fighter jets accidentally drop bombs, civilians among 15 injured
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Taiwan says TSMC investment 'historic moment' for US ties
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