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National's finance spokesperson is optimistic another term in govt would see things right.

Severe thunderstorms are possible throughout the state's south-east on Tuesday, while a heatwave causes residents in the north to swelter.

There's no evidence that Starship will launch traditional satellites, either.

At the heart of the negotiations is the issue of a salary cap that would limit how much MLB's 30 teams can spend on player salaries.

Disappointing data highlights Novartis' challenge to build its next generation of blockbuster medicines, following a series of clinical trial setbacks.

Major League Baseball might face a long pause following the Milwaukee Brewers' first World Series title

Young people in Germany are preparing to protest over education and climate change. Politicians fear violence like in France, but an expert sees differences.

European Commission forecasts suggest non-EU partners have pledged just €4bn in aid for Kyiv next year, down from €19bn in 2026

The Brisbane store has a fervent following, not through social media but by old-fashioned word-of-mouth.

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For all the concerns about payroll disparity in MLB headed into the season, this World Series features two of the lowest-spending teams in the sport when the Milwaukee Brewers face the Tampa Bay Rays.

Major League Baseball faces uncertainty as owners pushes for a salary cap, threatening a lockout starting Dec. 2

MILWAUKEE (AP) — On the eve of the World Series, there is a realization these may be Major League Baseball's last games for a while.

President Trump is claiming Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has the power to end the country's war with Russia as Americans feel the impact of rising fuel prices with midterms just a few weeks away. CBS News' Charlie D'Agata and Natalie Brand report.

Research from Agriland found nearly 30 per cent of farmers under 45 are considering leaving the sector within the next five years

The Irish stock market began the week in the red, as typically strong stocks weakened