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Feeling sick before his title fight on Sunday, Alexander Volkanovski refused to take any medication – mostly because he wanted to make it harder for himself.
Ciaron Maher is on track to saddle up a record eight starters - a third of the field - in this year’s Melbourne Cup.
On Sunday, the president admired Nicki Minaj’s bottom and disparaged Norway. But his remarks about Democrat Abdul El-Sayed were more sinister.
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Follow our live coverage of the SMH Good Food Guide Awards ceremony at Carriageworks.
Seattle Seahawks star Michael Dickson wows America with an AFL-style punt.
An investigation on the eve of seismic Israeli elections has uncovered a money trail involving monthly $US50,000 wire transfers.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has defended a cartoon showing independent senator Lidia Thorpe being run over by a bus.
A government minister in the Philippines said investigations were ongoing, but it appeared the Duchess of Sussex’s father was a “sex offender of the grossest kind”.
If you attack Trump on these terms, he comes back at you with a vengeance. And it will be more than simply referring to his predecessor as “Barack Hussein Obama.”