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From weddings to breweries to barbecues to plain ol’ bars, alcohol is everywhere. Drinking is a ubiquitous part of our culture, and while it’s easy to stick with the drinks that you know, you might want to learn more about them (or you may be a seasoned drinker and still not know much about, well, alcohol). Here’s are…

Everyone should drive at speed on a track, at least once in their life. It’s an exhilarating experience, and it gives you a greater appreciation for each of the mechanical bits of of your car. But where should you go for your track days? With so many tracks out there, it can be hard to choose.

Group activities that involve a social component, learning a new language or skill, or trying a new game are beneficial.

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A little shoe phone and a shutout pair nicely.

Hibernian boss Lee Johnson and Hearts manager Robbie Neilson look ahead to Sunday's Edinburgh derby. More... (https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/12666439/hibernian-vs-hearts-lee-johnson-and-robbie-neilson-look-ahead-to-the-edinburgh-derby)

Level Change Podcast | June M. Williams

Episode 184 discussion: James Krause explains his decision to retire, Pitbull-Borics set,Pettis talks free agency, Fedor’s last fight, UFC Vegas 59, more

Jamahal Hill facing Johnny Walker at UFC Vegas 48 | Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC

Dig into all the main card action out of UFC Vegas 59, headlined by an upstart Jamahal Hill looking to dislodge the experience Thiago Santos from his spot in the light heavyweight hierarchy.

Our top picks for the most reliable, versatile models on the market.

I was at Aldi shopping for groceries a few months ago when I saw something curious in the fruit section. These striking berries were hard to miss; they were a pale white color with tiny red seeds in them and were smaller than your typical market strawberry. Their coloration made them look like strawberries on opposite…

The CCI has in recent times ordered probes and passed orders over alleged unfair business practices in the growing digital market

Deputies arrived to see spray-painted graffiti on the bridge and caught one of the suspected taggers.

As differences in the security outlooks of Canberra and Jakarta are exposed by AUKUS, Indonesia is eager to step up the countries’ underdeveloped trade and investment relationship.

Opinion is heavily against spending more public money on entertainment.

Adelaide’s failure to get its wish and “move on” from its 2018 camp stems from its failure to adequately address just how devastating an impact it had on some individuals. The AFL should also be ashamed.

A sphere of soft fluff when sitting still, and a lean shape-shifter as it runs along tiny tunnels, the broad-toothed rat has reappeared after 32 years.

Australia’s corporate regulator was warned two years ago the-then Kilmore International School was at risk, with high fees being paid to companies controlled by the school’s founder.

What changes when you begin to visibly show signs of medical treatment is the way people respond to you. But really, don’t panic if someone looks odd.

Filmmakers fear they will be swamped with Hollywood content and not Australian stories under a new plan.

Tom Liberatore is arguably putting together the best season by a “Libba”. Just don’t tell that to his Brownlow Medallist father Tony.

Working from home, when embraced with imagination by management, can extend to a wide variety of roles - perhaps wider than many appreciate if we move beyond Industrial-Age thinking.

No, that isn’t a typo. Taking photos and videos of your loved ones can deepen your relationships with your loved ones, according to a new documentary. An expert tells us how to do it.

The filmmaker and philanthropist is a third-generation flagbearer for one of Australia’s wealthiest families but happy to have charted his own course.

For photojournalist Andrew Quilty, Afghanistan and its people were captivating. Then, overnight, the life he had known disappeared.

GPs: underpaid compared to their specialist peers, overloaded with admin, stressed out by COVID-19. The diagnosis: a profession in need of urgent treatment.

Zoe Strimpel writes: At a small dinner party earlier this year—months before Boris Johnson resigned and she threw her hat in the ring to become prime minister, coming closer than anyone predicted—Kemi Badenoch, the 42-year-old MP for the Essex market town of Saffron Walden, was absorbed in fixing the TV so that it played cheesy […]