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Pub cancels speaking event headlined by Ben Cousins

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Pub cancels speaking event headlined by Ben Cousins. (2026, September 16). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/national/pub-cancels-speaking-event-headlined-by-ben-cousins-20260916-p60y0s.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-09-16

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On an unspecified date, a pub in Sydney canceled a speaking event that was to be headlined by Ben Cousins. The reason for the cancellation is not provided in the given information. Ben Cousins, known for his involvement with rugby league and media appearances, was expected to speak at the venue but the event did not proceed as planned. No specific details about the pub or the exact nature of the speaking engagement are available from the excerpt provided.

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📰 Ben Cousins Event Cancellation
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“Article A reports on the cancellation of one specific speaking event by Ben Cousins at the George Hotel in Ballarat. Article B discusses broader calls to cancel his entire speaking tour, mentioning this cancellation as an example among other concerns.”
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