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Chennedy Carter ripped Caitlin Clark's skillset following an on-court incident.

A $50 razor and one that slides into the palm of your hand are two of the new products invented by women seeking to challenge a male-dominated industry.

The Trestle Pavilion, born from a collaborative workshop of architects and student architects, emerges as a symbol of versatility and ingenuity. This deployable structure represents the fusion of form, function, and sustainability.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported a 28% decrease in the amount of airline funds blocked from repatriation by governments. The total blocked funds at the end of Apr-2024 stood at approximately USD1.8 billion, a reduction of USD708 million (28%) since Dec-2023.

A Toyota Mirai owner is kicking himself after showing just how expensive it is to fill up his hydrogen-powered car, but he says that his wallet-busting mileage costs aren't his fault.

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Sean Strickland has one goal in mind: Becoming UFC champion again.

The sixth-year NFL veteran and 2022 league rushing leader said his Vegas-to-Titletown transition has helped bring "joy back to the game." Here's why he's excited for the upcoming season.

What to look for the next time you're perusing a restaurant's wine list.

Robert Macculloch writes: The latest 2024 edition of QS World University Rankings features 1,500 institutions across 104 locations, and ranks Otago in 206th place (https://www.topuniversities.com/world-university-rankings) Yet Otago University explicitly claims that these QS rankings put it in “the top 1% of universities in the world”. They certainly do not. When will Otago withdraw its false […]

Intelligent, responsive, and flexible computing systems are essential for meeting global climate goals, as they can help optimize energy production and consumption.As the world keeps consuming more and more energy, the likelihood that we’ll be able to reach net zero by midcentury is seeming more and more like a pipe dream. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has projected that global energy consumption will continue to rise through 2050 at a faster pace than efficiency gains and renewable... Читать дальше...

Australia’s richest person is giving the Brisbane Fashion Festival a dose of her famous generosity.

A survey by the union for actors and media workers has found more than half of respondents think AI will cost them work and income.

George Khouzame was responsible for the Condell Park house that collapsed. His wife was found guilty of a huge illegal land clearing. Now he’s being prosecuted in relation to dumping waste that includes asbestos.

After shocks including a global pandemic, war and supply chain disruptions, predicting the next move in our economy has become harder than we’re used to.

“Mistrust”, “scaremongering” and “interference”: the proposed sale of Rosehill Racecourse to make way for 25,000 new homes could fall apart as influential racing figures fight back against the deal.

All killer, no filler: glorious hand-pressed pies are coming to the Margaret River township – now that the necessary equipment has cleared customs.

Many retirees are concerned about running out of savings, while also wanting to help their kids. But a new survey suggests most don’t want to respond by downsizing the family home.

Can 18-year-old passengers flying to the US drink alcohol? On board Qantas they can. On board United they can’t.

Everyone’s avoiding the difficult issues, and that’s good news for Peter Dutton and his simplistic “policy” solutions.

Donald Trump is easily the most popular Republican presidential candidate among Australians for at least the past 16 years, a major poll has revealed.

A $50 razor and one that slides into the palm of your hand are two of the new products invented by women seeking to challenge a male-dominated industry.

Bryan Kennedy was just seven years old when his friend Tyler died. He cannot bring himself to believe Tyler’s father, Robert Farquharson, intended to kill.

The Sydney teacher is one of dozens of Australians who contributed to a global trial set to transform treatment of melanomas and, potentially, other cancers.

South Africa’s hearty potjiekos, which translates as “pot food”, is a casual dish but it takes hours to cook.

BBC Three's I Kissed A Girl is coming to an end this weekend, and while the contestants have had to keep their relationship statuses under wraps - we've done some Instagram sleuthing to find out more