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The Hawks aim to secure their position in the top four with a match against St Kilda at Docklands, marking the start of round 12 in the AFL.
The public will soon see the pricing details for drugs launched following President Trump’s most-favored-nation agreements with 17 pharmaceutical companies.
A new GSK study indicates that 20% of chronic hepatitis B patients reached a functional cure with an experimental drug, significantly surpassing the effectiveness of existing therapies.
The Women's State of Origin series concludes on the Gold Coast as NSW aims for a clean sweep at Robina Stadium, despite challenging rain conditions.
The man responsible for the death of Darwin mother Sheena Fairfield has been ordered to be held indefinitely due to mental health issues.
Proposed amendments to the Electoral Act in Victoria aim to increase the political donations cap from $5,000 to $10,000, as reported by state political journalist Rachel Eddie.
The Tasmanian Greens are urging the resignation of Minister Madeleine Ogilvie after the disclosure of legal fees related to her actions. This demand comes amid heightened scrutiny of her conduct.
Supercars referee Craig Baird has issued an apology regarding his remarks labeling driver Ryan Wood as a “grub” after a controversial crash during the race.
An investigation has determined that smuggled drugs were responsible for the death of inmate Phi Long Dang at Fulham prison.
Legal experts foresee a significant increase in will disputes as more than $5 trillion is projected to be transferred in inheritances over the coming decades.
Joshua Brown, accused of sexual offenses related to a childcare facility, is anticipated to acknowledge his actions, according to statements from his lawyer.
President Rodrigo Paz of Bolivia warns that the country is at a critical juncture after extensive protests, highlighting the urgent need for dialogue and resolution to address the growing unrest.
South Korea's ambition to acquire nuclear-powered submarines may shift its role from a US security ally to an influential undersea strategic force, bringing significant financial and technological challenges.
Archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of gold, silver, and gemstones dating back 1,200 years, believed to have been buried by a medieval pilgrim in Saudi Arabia.
On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump promoted prediction markets through his social media platform, highlighting a growing industry that could benefit his family's finances, while expressing criticism towards state leaders.
Actors Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf discuss their upcoming portrayal in the revival of Arthur Miller’s classic play, 'Death of a Salesman,' and the significance of its themes in today's context.
Following his latest immigration initiative, President Trump's policies have created uncertainty around the pathway to obtaining green cards, impacting many applicants and their plans for residency.
IQAir, the Swiss organization tracking global air quality, frequently reports that the major cities in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan experience “very unhealthy” or “hazardous” air conditions.
The governor of Puerto Rico has declared a state of emergency to address the increasing threat of coastal erosion, highlighting the urgent need for mitigation efforts amidst worsening conditions.
An analysis reveals that the United States may require several years to restore its inventory of advanced weaponry utilized during the Iran conflict.