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The Oakland Athletics are back in action Wednesday where they will wrap up a three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Luis Medina will get the start for the Athletics while right-hander Ryne Nelson.

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The Guardians’ top position player prospect is back on the team — for the moment

Solar and wind power could have a massive waste problem if not dealt with soon, with growing uncertainty over what to do with components at the end of their lifespan. Some countries are now investing heavily in recycling operations for no longer functioning solar panels and wind turbines, while many others are uncertain about how to best tackle the problem sustainably. But one thing’s for sure, wind and solar power will be a lot less green unless governments worldwide introduce comprehensive regulations... Читать дальше...

The U.S., the bank’s largest shareholder thanks to generous taxpayer funding since its founding in 1944, is on the losing end of the ledger.

With spring ball now in the rear-view mirror, we’re inching ever closer to the college football season. Let’s examine three early bets to make in the college football futures market, starting with the SEC, the nation’s toughest conference (All betting odds from DraftKings Sportsbook) LSU Over 9.5 Wins (+105)Every year, the SEC is a gauntlet. […]

Fremantle’s firing foward line might be welcome news to fans, but where does it leave the injury-prone Matt Taberner?

Rugby Australia has joined several other major Australian sporting codes by announcing its support for the Indigenous Voice to parliament.

The scourge of the hip-drop tackle could be erased by teaching an old school defensive technique.

The social media giant, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, is aghast at a mooted change to allow users to opt out of targeted advertising online.

It’s only the second contested election in the club’s 185-year history. And they’re still no closer to finally admitting women as members.

It’s been a long time coming, but inner-city Subiaco has rebounded.

Pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists are the victims who pay the consequences when drivers get distracted. That’s why police have launched a new crackdown on careless motorists.

Residents at a retirement village in the centre of a political storm want compensation, and for the state government to step in to prevent further construction.

After the Storm-Broncos debacle, it’s time to roll back the sin bins before we get to the business part of the season.

The left seems to think Albanese should take a big swing, ditch the stage three tax cuts, spend super-big on housing, ditch negative gearing. But Labor won with a mere two-seat majority.

Bunnings is monitoring whether timber harvested by the WA government is sustainable amid concerns about the US miner’s rehabilitation of WA’s south west forests.

The housing crisis, particularly for renters, will be Premier Chris Minns’ political baptism of fire. And he has made a start.

Almost two-thirds of voters rate rising grocery and energy bills as the biggest drain on households, but one-quarter now list paying rent as their major pressure point.

Elite athletes have been using it for years, but new research suggests women could get the most benefit from using creatine.

With two plays on in Sydney’s theatres, the works of Tennessee Williams seems as pertinent as ever.

Perth house hunters can no longer afford to buy in as many suburbs as a year ago, despite the market slowing down.

Principals say parents are seeking out religious schools not because they actually believe in the doctrine but because they like the values.

The United Nations’ newly appointed special rapporteur on torture, Australian Alice Edwards, has called out the Labor Party for the country’s history of indefinite detention.

With high demand for travel this summer and most people looking for affordable alternatives, a senior company official said they are catering to varied demand by offering a wide range of listings across different price segments.