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Ilia Topuria plans to beat Alexander Volkanovski and then challenge another big name, but it won’t be Sean O’Malley.
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Sheriff Roy Torgerson reports the following ongoing activities for the year and narrative excerpts from the week ending Dec. 30.
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Abhira informs about Rohit's car crashing off the bridge. Ruhi overhears and gets emotional. Armaan accuses Abhira of lying. Vidya comments on Ruhi's appearance. Cousins suggest Ruhi and Rohit go on honeymoon. Armaan asks Abhira for a second chance. Abhira insists on driving to search for Rohit. Armaan prays for Rohit's safety. Police discover Rohit is missing. Abhira breaks the news to the family. Vidya refuses to accept the reality. Vidya expresses grief in seclusion. Ruhi blames herself. Armaan embraces Manish.
Take it from an accountant: taxpayers give too much help to ute and 4WD buyers to tempt small businesses to convert to electric vehicles.
In a state that pushes resource projects relentlessly, Professor Matthew Tonts - the closest WA has to someone who can say no - defends much maligned environmental approvals.
Admitting it will take some time, Sydney Festival’s Blak Out co-ordinator addresses the emotional impact of the failed referendum.
Sculptor Michael Shaw loves blowing things up, and now he’s turned his attention to Sydney.
Cricket Australia wants more NSW government funding for the SCG to keep hosting the landmark Test, but will Chris Minns cough up?
Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with the weekly travel quiz.
You may have grand plans for indulgence, relaxation and exploration. Unfortunately, your children have other ideas.
Shared democratic values underpin the US-Australia alliance, but Donald Trump has told us how he will wield power if he wins again – and it’s not democracy.
Actor and Emmy award-winning writer Kevin Del Aguila has arrived in Australia for his latest project – a musical adaptation of the beloved Dog Man book series.
Life as a “digital nomad” seemed like a utopia when I resigned from my full-time journalism job. Now I want nothing to do with the term.
New long-distance trains were meant to be carrying passengers a year ago. Now, another set of modifications to the fleet of Spanish trains has been ordered.
The American author discarded a novel he was halfway through when the pandemic reared its ugly head.
How well do you remember the news that made headlines in Melbourne and Victoria this year? Test your knowledge with Stephen Brook’s weekly quiz.
Junior doctors are dangerously exhausted and senior staff are too busy to train them at Concord Hospital’s troubled radiology department.
For anyone looking to renovate a home this year, the message is clear: do it sooner rather than later.
Bianca Hrovat takes to the road and shares the need-to-know stops and diversions that turn a mind-numbing 10-hour drive into a delish holiday adventure.
A graduate who scored a perfect ATAR has shared his secrets on what VCE students should – and shouldn’t – do over the summer break to prepare for the gruelling final year of school.
To understand how the Reserve Bank’s decisions flow through to your mortgage, we’ll need to dive into the secret life of banks.
Kingswood country is closer to the mountains than the sea but now it has a beach.
