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The Bio-Manufacturing Industry Development Centre, the first of its kind in the country, is located at the CSIR in Pretoria.

Nick Kyrgios has pledged his commitment to the Australian Olympic team despite a perceived campaign against him from chef de mission Kitty Chiller, who continues to threaten the 21-year-old with the prospect of an Olympic snubbing.

Mario Mola wins his third race of the World Triathlon Series season in Yokohama, while Gwen Jorgensen takes the women's event.

Environmental activist and social entrepreneur Catherine Constantinides has been chosen as a 2016 Mandela Washington Fellows under President Barak Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative.

The Serbian Prime Ministser is saying all the right things to ease his country into the EU. But Vucic, who attended the Srebrenica memorial service last year, once said, "for every Serb killed, we will kill 100 Muslims"

– Troops say they were attacked inside Sambisa forest by the terrorists – Army spokesperson informs that wounded soldiers have since been evacuated – Affirms that morale of the soldiers remain high after the challenge At least five soldiers have been wounded in action following an attack by Boko haram terrorists on Saturday, May 14. […]

Tuggeranong Bushrangers coach Peter Laurent has admitted his young side failed to handle gamesmanship from West Belconnen after three of their players were sin binned in a 32-26 loss on Saturday.

Champion trainer Darren Weir's ability to land winners Australia wide knows no bounds.

The fog lifted above Canberra on Saturday morning to reveal a picture-perfect day for auctions.

Riyadh is making every effort to prevent Iran from increasing its oil market share at a time when Tehran is wooing old and new customers to return to pre-sanctions export levels, Amir Handjani, a member of the Board of Directors of the Dubai-based RAK Petroleum, told RT. This will generate further tensions between the two countries.

A Russian yacht has been detained by North Korean coastguards in the Sea of Japan with five crew on board and towed in to land, Russian officials said Saturday.

It was sweet revenge for the filly's owners after Serene Majesty ran third to Spill The Beans in the Hawkesbury Guineas when Paul Snowden said there were excuses.

Anyone who thought the NRL premiership was a two-horse race between Brisbane and North Queensland may have to adjust their predictions after Melbourne's superb one-point win over the Cowboys at Suncorp Stadium.

Businesses in the Cape Town metro have voiced their dismay at the effects of what they call a failure by Metrorail to deliver a reliable service.

Moscow is still waiting for explanations from Pyongyang for the reasons why a yacht with Russian athletes on board was detained by the North Korean Coast Guard, a Russian embassy media spokesman told RIA Novosti.

A high-level state police team Saturday met the family of Aditya Sachdeva, who was shot dead allegedly by JD(U) MLC Manorama Devi's son in a road rage incident, and assured them of a speedy trial.

The vain pursuit of unproven medical 'treatments' harms the gullible.

ISTANBUL (AP) — The Turkish military says its fighter jets have carried out nine airstrikes against Kurdish rebels in the southeast of the country and northern Iraq.

There weren't many people there to see it, but the Giants added further weight to an increasingly credible argument that they're finals bound - or better - for the first time, mercilessly obliterating fellow expansion club Gold Coast by 91 points at Spotless Stadium.

At least 30 militants and 7 soldiers of the Afghan National Army (ANA) forces lost their lives in the latest wave of violence across the country. The Ministry of Defense (MoD) said at least 30 militants were also wounded and 3 others were arrested during the operations in the past 24 hours. A statement by Read the full article...

A report this week that a temp receptionist in the UK was sent home for not wearing high heels has reignited discussion about Australian corporate dress standards.

Baba Hardev Singh was in Canada to attend spiritual meetings. A Nirankari International Samagam (NIS) was scheduled to be held in June in Toronto.