USA Update

Ann Arbor has branded itself a “climate haven” for potential immigrants, suggesting it is safe from increasingly destructive weather events spurred by human-made climate change. State news interviewed researchers who investigate climate migration and the promotion of this. Claiming to be a “climate paradise” is actually quite difficult, according to Julie Arbit of the University […]

Do you, like Charlie Albone, get a wave of anxiety at this time of year thinking about Christmas food waste and what to do with it.

Disko Trooper_Contender Sailcloth is one of the wackier names to have graced the Sydney to Hobart but the boat is a chance of winning on handicap in 2024.

A senior federal minister has weighed in on the looming New Year’s Eve train strike in Sydney, which authorities warn could endanger hundreds of thousands.

Detectives are probing a suspected arson attack that damaged two cars parked at a Ballajura home. 

Logan Martin came away from his Olympic title defence disappointed. He made amends at the world championships.

Two men believed to have chased a woman down a suburban street shooting a gun and killing her are at large, as police race to solve the baffling crime.

TYSON FURY stormed out of the ring after a suffering a heart-breaking points defeat by Oleksandr Usyk.

Officially at his career-heaviest weight of 20 stone, Fury came flying out the blocks before Usyk began to work out the Gypsy King in the latter stages.

After hearing the judges’ scorecards being read all in unison of 116-112 for Usyk, Fury immediately left the ring and did not conduct his in-ring interview.

On an eventful undercard, Johnny Fisher was DROPPED by Dave Allen before winning by a controversial decision and Moses Itauma brutally KNOCKED OUT Demsey McKean in the first round.

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The December 22 show of OPM icon Gary Valenciano at the Araneta Coliseum will push through, production and talent management company Manila Genesis announced Sunday.

Nationwide elections for provincial administrative organisation presidents and councillors are scheduled for February 1, as confirmed by the Office of Election Commission. The registration for candidacy is open from December 23 to December 27. In 29 provinces, however, elections for PAO presidents will not occur on that day because these presidents vacated their positions before …

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