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The English Football League Championship (EFL Championship) is a professional football league in England and Wales. It is the second-highest level of English football, below the Premier League, and features 24 clubs. Historically known as the Npower Championship due to sponsorship, it is widely considered the most popular second-tier domestic sports league globally after the German 2. Bundesliga.

American entrepreneur Chris Hughes co-founded Facebook in 2004 and served as its spokesman until 2007. He purchased a majority stake in The New Republic magazine in 2012. Hughes has expressed concerns about Facebook's size and power, citing the company's vast reach, control over advertising revenue, and lack of competition in the social media landscape.

A cyclone, currently designated as “tropical low 29U”, is expected to form off Western Australia's northern coast this weekend. It could strengthen into a category three severe tropical cyclone by Tuesday. The system is forecast to track near the Kimberley coast on Sunday, bringing damaging winds and heavy rainfall. While it's not predicted to cross the coast, staying north of WA until at least mid-next week, flash flooding is possible inland and away from the storm’s center.

The Good Friday Appeal is an annual fundraising event for the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. In 2023, it raised over $23 million, a new record. The appeal started in 1942 with broadcasts by The Herald newspaper and radio station 3DB. In 1957, the Seven Network joined, presenting a three-hour telethon. It's a non-political, non-denominational organization dedicated to supporting the Royal Children's Hospital financially.

In 1998, a US Marine Corps EA-6B Prowler aircraft crashed into a cable supporting a cable car in Cavalese, Italy. The plane was flying too low and against regulations, killing 20 people. An Italian court granted jurisdiction to U.S. military courts due to NATO treaties. The crash occurred near the site of a similar incident in 1976. In 2021, another cable car disaster took place in Piedmont, Italy. The Stresa–Mottarone cable car crashed due to the illegal deactivation of emergency brakes. This resulted in the deadliest cable car incident in Italy since the 1998 Cavalese crash. Images revealed that the cable car had been operated with disabled brakes in previous years, highlighting a pattern of negligence.

De Minaur experienced a mixed bag of results in recent tournaments. He faced early losses at Nottingham, Ilkley Challengers, and Wimbledon qualifying. However, he secured a wildcard for the 2018 Australian Open by winning the Australian Open Playoff. Despite winning the first set in the final, De Minaur ultimately lost in three sets. A groin injury later sidelined him for two months. Upon his return, he won his opening match at Wimbledon but lost to Steve Johnson in the second round.

Leeds United is a professional football club based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The club was formed after Yorkshire Amateurs purchased Elland Road stadium and then sold it to Leeds United for £250. Huddersfield Town chairman Hilton Crowther loaned Leeds United £35,000 to aid their promotion to the First Division. Leeds United joined the Football League on May 31, 1920. Andrea Radrizzani recently brought Leeds United Women back under the club's ownership.

The Good Friday Appeal raises funds for The Royal Children's Hospital in Victoria, Australia. A raffle is a significant contributor to the appeal's success thanks to donated prizes from sponsors. Every dollar raised from ticket sales goes directly to the hospital. Volunteers and supporters play a crucial role in making the event successful.

Richard Flanagan's 2013 novel, "The Narrow Road to the Deep North," won the 2014 Booker Prize. The story centers on the Burma Death Railroad and its devastating impact, where one in three workers perished during construction. The protagonist, Dorrigo Evans, draws strength from memories of Amy, a shield against the horrors he endures. A key theme explores the concept of "mateship," Australian camaraderie and loyalty, and how it either sustains or fails individuals within the brutal context of the Death Railroad.

In Queensland, bottle shops cannot sell alcohol on Good Friday. Sales must stop at midnight on the Thursday before Good Friday, regardless of usual extended trading hours. Takeaway alcohol sales are prohibited on Good Friday. Ordinary trading hours apply for Easter Sunday and Monday.

Adelaide United and Wellington Phoenix are set to face off in a match that is part of the league-wide Pride Celebration. The celebration will run from March 14-30, with a focus on diversity and inclusivity. A double header featuring Melbourne Victory v Adelaide United is scheduled at AAMI Park as the main event.

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen was born on September 23, 1949. He is an American rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Springsteen performed with several bands in the early 1970s before achieving widespread recognition. His album "Tunnel of Love," released in 1987, was a departure from his previous work, showcasing a more contemplative and introspective style. A documentary about Springsteen's 2023–2024 tour, "Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band," premiered on Disney+ and Hulu in October. Springsteen has sold over 140 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling music artists of all time. He has won numerous awards, including 20 Grammy Awards, an Academy Award, two Golden Globes, and a Special Tony Award.

Professor Greg Malham is a renowned neurosurgeon specializing in spine surgery. He practices at Epworth Hospital, Australia's largest private spine surgery institute. Malham is recognized for his expertise in various minimally invasive spinal procedures, including artificial disc replacements, lumbar fusions, and treatment of spine tumors and trauma. He holds prestigious positions as a professor of surgery at the University of Melbourne and professor of spine surgery research at Swinburne University.

The Dolphins defeated the Storm in a tense National Rugby League match.

Bankstown has a humid subtropical climate. Bankstown railway station is on the Bankstown line of the Sydney Trains network. Major parks include Bankstown City Gardens, Bankstown Oval, Griffith Park, McLeod Reserve and Paul Keating Park. There are several educational facilities in Bankstown such as Al Amanah College, Bankstown Senior College, Bankstown Girls High School, Georges River Grammar School, LaSalle Catholic College and St Euphemia College. The Bankstown Central Library has served the community since 1954. Lakemba Nights during Ramadan is a popular cultural event expected to draw large crowds. Bankstown has a number of heritage-listed sites.

Jai Arrow was born in Fairfield, New South Wales. He played for the Brisbane Broncos' National Youth Competition team from 2012 to 2015. In 2020, he played 18 games for the Gold Coast, and in 2023, he played 14 games for South Sydney. Arrow is a Queensland State of Origin representative known for his work ethic, toughness, and humor. As a dependable middle forward and tough second-rower for the Rabbitohs, he excels in the hard grind of the middle third with relentless effort and physicality.

The Victorian Athletic League (VAL) has released handicaps for nearly 1000 athletes competing in the 2025 Powercor Stawell Gift. The three-day carnival takes place from April 19 to 21, 2025 at Central Park, Stawell. The iconic Powercor Stawell Gift and Powercor Women’s Gift finals will be held on Easter Monday, each awarding $40,000 to the winner. The carnival attracts athletes from around the world for an opportunity to showcase their speed and talent. Racing begins on Easter Saturday with heats of both the men's and women's events.

Patrick Adiarte, a Philippines-born dancer known for his roles in "The King and I," "Flower Drum Song," and "M*A*S*H," died at 81. He played Wang San in the Broadway production of "Flower Drum Song" directed by Gene Kelly. He also appeared in a TV version of "The Enchanted Nutcracker" with Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence. Adiarte acted on seven episodes of "M*A*S*H" as Ho-Jon and had a role in "Kojak."