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David Crisafulli and his government capitulated to a demand from Tennis Australia for a rolled-gold upgrade of Brisbane’s major tennis centre for the 2032 Olympics, despite the Premier’s hand ...

Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus at Centenary Aquatic Centre in Brisbane overlooking what will become the new pool precinct for the 2032 Olympics. Picture: Adam Head Announced by Premier David ...

The government's 8th Pay Commission, which was approved by the Centre in January this year, revised the wages and allowances of central government employees. The formal constitution of the ...

Randeep shared, "I still remember that we used to have his posters in our cupboards stuck with toothpaste during school days and get inspired." He added, "I have always been a huge fan of Sunny Deol.

Police were called to a shoe store in the Canberra Centre about 5pm on Wednesday after a woman allegedly attempted to leave without paying for items. When confronted by staff, she allegedly claimed to ...

The findings have spurred business leaders to call for parking fee caps, saying the high costs punish workers and residents at the meter and discourage access to the city’s centre. The Parkin ...

The 'Eugenio Monti' sliding centre for the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics has passed initial tests for bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton events. Experts and athletes praised its quality. Final ...

George Washington University's Chinese Cultural Association released statements condemning the politically-charged Olympic-themed posters and called for an investigation On February 3, five posters ...

(Reuters) – The new ‘Eugenio Monti’ sliding centre for the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics has successfully completed its initial tests for bobsleigh, luge and skeleton competitions. Track experts ...

Allowing a Canberra doctor to practise medicine while facing serious allegations of sexual assault "would undermine public confidence in the profession", according to the Medical Board of Australia.