December 6, 2023
Melbourne has been called “stubborn” for its decision not to play Brodie Grundy in last Friday night’s straight-sets finals exit at the hands of Carlton, with the ruckman poised to join a third home this off-season. The Swans are the favourites to land Grundy in the upcoming trade period after a meeting with the club
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An experimental Bafana can’t get past the Brave Warriors. Bafana Bafana simply did not show enough creative know-how as they were held to a goalless draw by Namibia in an international friendly at Orlando Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Brave Warriors came to Soweto and weren’t really that courageous at all, Collin Benjamin’s side preferring
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LONDON: The Bank of England (BoE) is forecast to raise interest rates on Thursday for the 13th consecutive time and may raise interest rates sharply to fight stubborn inflation despite the worsening cost-of-living crisis. The British Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was expected to raise its key interest rate, which stands at 4.50 percent,
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Neskuchne, Ukraine CNN — The sounds of incoming and outgoing shelling are the soundtrack of the Ukrainian front. But its president warned this week that counteroffensive should not be viewed through the lens of a Hollywood movie. Close to newly liberated villages Boring and Storozhevo, Ukrainian soldiers take refuge in destroyed houses abandoned by the
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made “no real attempt” to bring the coalition into negotiations on The Voice in Parliament or talks to change the wording, says author and wordsmith Kel Richards. “I don’t understand what Albanese is doing about this because Albanese is a smart politician… but he does it in the most intractable
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The US Federal Reserve will have to take tougher measures than expected to root out inflation, according to most of the leading academic economists polled by the Financial Times, who predict at least two more quarter-point interest rate hikes this year. Last surveyconducted in partnership with the Kent Clark Center for Global Markets at the
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According to economists, the Bank of England is not ready to stop raising interest rates, as rising food prices keep inflation in the UK at a high level. The UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained solidly in double digits in March, pushing household budgets down and more stubborn than expected. This means Bank policymakers could
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Christian Sayle scored his first goal for the Kaiser Chiefs when they finally thrashed ten-man Maritzburg United in extra time on Friday night to reach the round of 16 of the Nedbank Cup 2-0. READ ALSO: Sunsets again at Loftus for Caf CL Group Stages In front of the crowded crowd at Harry Gwala Stadium,
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Overweight and obesity a growing problem in Saudi Arabia Overweight and obesity, referring to a body mass index (BMI) of over 25 and 30 respectively, is a growing global epidemic and one of the key public health problems today. Most of the world’s population lives in countries where overweight and obesity have a greater impact
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WASHINGTON – Joe Biden turns 80 today. Our first octogenarian president was two years older than Ronald Reagan when his presidency ended in 1989. Biden is still in good shape and energetic, but he is also showing his age. His hair is finer, his walk stiffer, his speech slightly more garbled than when he arrived
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