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Third-generation Bulldog Sam Darcy has been in impressive form in the VFL after an injury setback, playing in a variety of positions across the ground.

Researchers trying to save native orchids from extinction are competing with wombats and sometimes members of the public.

There have been big falls in the median value of houses and units across a swathe of Perth suburbs.

It’s merely a scenario, but is it plausible that the world is nervously anticipating the wrong war? One former major general in the Australian Army believes so.

My nine-year-old brother has been exposed to friends in the neighbourhood using vapes. Increasing use of these devices is a problem for every family.

The Age has obtained a contract, sent to the private email of Opposition Leader Matthew Guy, proposing payments to the private business of his chief of staff.

The state government paid a family $1 million to relocate their business, but after a court ruling, it is trying to claw the money back.

A federal advisory committee is reconsidering a lung cancer screening program, as experts say scans could save 12,000 lives over the next decade.

Winter swims are easier than you’d think, once you get over the fear of the cold water.

Series eight of Love Island is coming to an end tonight. Here's what you need to know about what the Love Island winners receive - and the savage twist that lets one person steal the lot

HBO's Game of Thrones was a cultural phenomenon that brought to vivid life George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novel series and leap-frogged the written saga to a controversial and epic conclusion.

ACTOR Tom Cruise jumped off a mountain for a film stunt — and apologised to a pair of hikers for ruining their peace.

EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Cohan has joined Brillstein Entertainment Partners as a manager. Cohan comes to the company from ICM Partners, where he worked in the Motion Picture Department since 2017, parting ways with the company following CAA’s acquisition. He was previously at WME for 11 years. “Brillstein is a first-class company that epitomizes what drew me […]

The US system of elections is very different in New Zealand. In New Zealand politicians have basically no role in determining who wins an election. The PM sets the election date, but after that the administration of the election is done by the Electoral Commission who independently declares who has been elected. In the US, […]

Like the rest of the Red Sox, it’s been a pretty disappointing season for Nathan Eovaldi, who enters Monday’s contest with a 4-3 record, 4.43 ERA and 1.25 WHIP, and it’s only getting worse. Since returning from the IL, Eovaldi has allowed 16 earned runs on 23 hits and four walks in 13 innings over...

It is my view that when energy supply falls, it falls not because reserves “run out.” It falls because economies around the world cannot afford to purchase goods and services made with energy products and using energy products in their operation. It is really a price problem. Prices cannot be simultaneously high enough for oil producers (such as Russia and Saudi Arabia) to ramp up production and remain low enough for consumers around the world to buy the goods and services that they are accustomed to buying. Читать дальше...

Pete Davidson and Orlando Bloom were pictured having a conversation while working on their upcoming movie 'Wizards', which is filming in Australia.

NBC has just announced another TV renewal for this upcoming season! So far, the network has renewed 8 shows and canceled 7 more. Another show is set to officially end its run on the network as well. Click through the slideshow to see which TV shows have been renewed and canceled at NBC…

POP star Lee Ryan was arrested after allegedly going berserk on a plane.

The Olympic legend powered away to win in 27.03 with James Wilby and Greg Butler completing an English 1-2-3, making it two impressive performances since Sunday's defeat.

EPF-13 is expected to be the first operational US Navy ship capable of autonomously transiting a commercial sea lane.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says COVID-19, inflation and cuts to foreign aid by wealthy countries are deepening the divide between rich and poor nations.

A deal for the airfreight company could come soon assuming talks don’t fall apart, people familiar with the matter said.

Ethiopia’s 21-month-old civil war is accelerating the deterioration of press freedom in the Horn of Africa nation. The conflict between the federal government and the rebel forces led by the Tigray Peoples’ Liberation Front (TPLF) has prompted a media crackdown that extinguished the glimmer of hope sparked by the initial reforms of Prime Minister Abiy...