A look back at the last few weeks of the Tokyo Olympics through the eyes of the athletes and their social feeds.
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- Let's get down. Let's get down to business. Give you one more night, one more night to get this.
- You're so golden. You're so golden.
- Yes!
- How excited are you?
- [INAUDIBLE].
- I think you can do that.
- Hold on.
- Are you ready? Is you ready? Ready. You say, you ready. Whole squad, ready.
Almost every Aussie state and territory will be included in the changes. See what's new.
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Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / Getty Donald Trump’s antics are finally catching up with him.That is, of course, true in the New York criminal trial as a whole, where Trump may be found guilty of past misconduct. But Trump’s antics are also catching up with him in a narrower, but quite meaningful way.In the New York case, the prosecutors said Thursday that they would not be providing to Trump’s legal team the names of the first three witnesses that the prosecutors would be calling to tes
The dad stood with his hands on his hips for minutes while contemplating the unpleasant task ahead of him.
Terrified residents say their once quiet suburb has been turned into a "warzone" by gangs of feral yobs - including some as young as nine. Young tearaways regularly steal from shops, pelt peoples' homes with eggs and steal cars for so-called 'joyrides'. Locals living in Wollescote, Stourbridge, West Mids., say they can't sleep with many installing CCTV cameras to make sure their homes are safe. Police have been called in to patrol local buses after several were vandalised by teen gangs who residents say now "rule the area". Londis worker Yamuna Ramakrishnan, 21, said she was plagued by shoplifters on a daily basis. She said: "The kids steal chocolate and whatever else they can fit in their pockets. "They also take other other things from nearby shops and put them in our shop for a prank. They took chairs and put them in our shop. “It’s been happening for more than four months. They usually come usually around 8pm. “They also smash up nearby shop doors. We call police but they run away. “They just come in and disturb the customers. They don’t allow the customers to come inside.” Last week a group of youngsters stole a car and crashed into a homeowner’s Nissan Juke and demolished his wall. CCTV footage shows the stolen Honda 4x4 careering along the road before losing control and ploughing into the parked car on Worton Road.
Judge Susan Evans KC said the ‘frightening’ attack ‘undermined public confidence’ in the safety of busy beaches.
It showed the then-president "was very, very concerned," said the conservative attorney.
Fellow undercover officer told investigators police in riot gear ‘beat the f*** out of [Mr Hall] like Rodney King’
"There's nothing like having two men passionately desiring and worshipping you."
Stephanie Langley said ‘I’m glad I did it’ as paramedics tried to save him, court told
The Prince of Wales shed some light on one of his youngest son’s hobbies.
Brittany Higgins has made her first public comment after Bruce Lehrmann lost his defamation case and a judge ruled he raped her.
EXCLUSIVE: Ellen Greenberg’s death by 20 stab wounds - including to the back of her neck - was ruled suicide. Her mother Sandra, who has spent 13 years fighting for justice and says she will ‘never give up’, says bombshell new testimony may finally prove her daughter was murdered
With the cost of retiring at a record high, it's not surprising older Aussies are looking at overseas locales to spend their golden years. Here are seven of the best.
While one motorist thought the number plate was 'appropriate' for an electric vehicle, others weren't too impressed by its meaning. Find out why.
The name has a special meaning in her culture, but Uber deemed it so offensive it blocked her from the platform.
With El Niño officially declared over and suggestions La Niña could be on its way, Australia may be in for a history-making weather sequence.
AFL greats Luke Hodge and Nathan Buckley have both had their say. Read more here.
Injuries and "material losses" have been reported after a large explosion at a military base in Iraq. A US official said it wasn't caused by American military operations. The base is used by Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), an umbrella group of dozens of armed groups, and is home to its chief of staff.
Trent Robinson was not happy after the loss to the Storm. Find out more here.
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