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Sean O’Malley believes a title shot should be next for him no matter who holds the bantamweight title after UFC 311, but he definitely has his preference of opponent.

MODEST Luke Littler will splash out some of his £1.5million winnings on a basic Mercedes-Benz car – which he cannot drive yet.

Over time, this can breed apathy and resentment. Users might disengage, believing that no matter what they do, they’ll always be at risk.

We are so excited for Chicago PD's return, and we have ideas about what to expect on Season 12 Episode 9. Check it out!

Perth’s high streets are constantly under threat from mega-malls. But we cling to these urban oases because of their convenience, their charm, their connection to community.

Sydney’s estimated multi-million dollar private tutoring industry is continuing to grow but a lack of regulation means its impact on the education system is difficult to assess.

The rise of private coaching centres risks undermining mainstream schooling and the Higher School Certificate, experts say.

Emilia Pérez and The Bear lead the nominations at this year’s Golden Globes. But in the numbers game of awards season, that doesn’t mean they’ll win.

Ever wanted to yell at this columnist? Meet the virtual “me”. We’ve created her as an AI experiment – if you’re up for the argument.

We flocked to Bali and Japan in record numbers, but some surprising destinations also enjoyed a surge in Aussie visitors.

Russian mixed martial arts star Khabib Nurmagomedov has hired Melbourne’s most besieged underworld figure for protection.

A year 12 student will cost parents $42,831 on average in Victoria’s top-fee-paying schools next year.

Coalition spokesman for home affairs and cybersecurity James Paterson said the government has taken too long to introduce reforms for foreign influence laws.

Beach houses in many popular spots have recorded double-digit price drops over the past couple of years, and buyers have their pick.

The NSW government has desperately been looking for a new site to build a cemetery. A suburban golf course was selected as the spot.

Cowbell-juggling acrobats, ghost stories and bridal laments are just some of the options in a packed program.

The ABC’s TV scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki discovers how everyday products, from cheese and chocolate to cricket balls and toilet paper, are actually made.

Emilia Perez is a Spanish musical about a trans Mexican drug lord who has a social justice awakening. Yes, that old tale.

In a string of once-booming seaside spots, prices are coming back to earth as workers spend more time in their CBD offices.

A new-look Footy Classified is taking shape after Nine secured a fresh face ready to make a splash in football commentary.

I had always been faintly sniffy about bogan Australian tourists in trouble abroad. You’ve seen them on the news, right?

Inside the Aichi Korean Middle and High School, teachers and students are fighting to preserve their Korean identity, while the outside world is suspicious of their ties to a hostile dictatorship.

Luke Littler beat Michael van Gerwen 7-3 to win the PDC World Championship and the teenage darts sensation is planning to celebrate his 18th birthday by using some of the £500,000 prize money to buy a car

Step inside new Dancing on Ice star Ferne McCann's stunning Essex home, including stunning bar, 'man cave' and grand open-plan living and dining area...

A couple of TV doctors are trading in their hospital scrubs for gardening gloves. Jocko Sims (New Amsterdam) and Nora Zehetner (Grey’s Anatomy) will recur in NBC’s forthcoming mystery sudser Grosse Pointe Gardening Society. The series, which released its first trailer on Friday, focuses on four very different members of the titular society — Birdie […]