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Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest injury and suspension news ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash between Bayern Munich and Manchester City.

Everything in this world is simply about supply and demand.

On my Patreon I have given details from a Curia poll of 1,000 New Zealanders about whether eight media outlets are seen as right leaning, left leaning or neutral. The eight media outlets are: Five of them were seen to lean to the left, one was seen as roughly balanced and two as leaning to […]

This month on Disney+, it’s everything everywhere all at once as the streamer premieres a new limited series based on an acclaimed graphic novel and featuring most of the cast of this year’s Best Picture-winning hit—plus episodes of two Star Wars shows and a new series starring some musical Muppets.

Telix Pharmaceuticals says it has the formula to be a big cash-generating biotech for the long term.

The ABC Ombudsman’s defence of Media Watch was right out of the John Laws playbook.

Under mounting pressure over housing availability and the cost of Melbourne’s urban sprawl, the Andrews government is working on major planning reforms.

Even in ambiguity, some clarity can be found. But anything more would be too much, too soon.

Geroge Copeland, a Gomeroi man, is believed to have died in July 2021 while running away from police. His body was found three months later.

A legal battle is brewing over the palatial former abode of incarcerated former MP Eddie Obeid.

In this week’s Money Talks column, we get the latest on an out-of-contract Demon with rival interest, a premiership Cat edges towards an extension and a GWV Rebels midfielder surges into first-round draft calculations.

A developer has resubmitted plans to turn the Metro-Minerva in Potts Point into a hotel – this time with an upmarket cabaret venture straight from Paris.

Despite India’s growing international clout, Australian understanding of the country’s people and culture, not to mention its military and economic muscle, needs work.

When he was a shadow minister in 2019, Chris Minns argued for the legalisation of cannabis. Now the NSW premier says he’s changed his mind.

The Kiss Heard Round The World was the highlight of my month, and I’m not ashamed to admit it.

Some of the most sought-after pockets of Sydney lost thousands of residents in the three years from late 2019, but it’s a different picture now.

The populations of some of Melbourne’s most in-demand suburbs shrank over the three years to December, but the tide for housing demand is turning.

Bosses who demand perfection rule by fear and micromanagement, and they need a leadership overhaul, Dr Kirstin Ferguson writes.

Welcome GAGR’s another day where we stop reflecting on last week and look forward to the weekend to come. If your team is on a bye it does mean they won’t gain any points, however it all means they won’t lose any either, and that might just be enough. Brad Thorn leaving the Reds at […]

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This past weekend, Gillian Robertson added another finish to her resume, submitting Piera Rodriguez with a second round armbar on the prelims of UFC Kansas City. But as impressive as the win was, it came with a touch of controversy, because immediately after referee Keith Peterson stopped the bout, Rodriguez protested, saying she never tapped.

Following the meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Karuizawa, Nagano, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Catherine Colonna met with her Japanese counterpart, Yoshimasa Hayashi, in Tokyo. The Minister warmly thanked Mr. Hayashi for the Japanese presidency's extraordinary hospitality and the high caliber of discussions, which underscored our countries' shared views on leading international challenges. She applauded the vitality of our two countries' exceptional partnership, which is marking (…)

Experts from Maccabi Health Services explain which sugars you should avoid - and how you can reduce the dangerous effect of sweets.

Two of three men charged with killing two other men during an altercation in East Toledo more than two years ago entered Alford pleas Tuesday morning to reduced charges in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.

In case you missed it, everyone on TikTok is self-identifying whether they are the "lalala" half (extroverted, outgoing, social) or "okeokeoke" half (introverted, quiet, chill) of Tyler, the Creator's song "See You Again."