The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Saturday, June 7, said the next Philippine president must continue the fight to protect the West Philippine Sea, just as he admitted that they need to reach more Filipinos for awareness.
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London’s ‘Little America’ Is No More. What’s Taking Its Place?
From the Eagle Bar on the top floor of the new Chancery Rosewood Hotel in Mayfair, the views across London are unobstructed, save for a gilded aluminum eagle, its wings spread wide, which crowns the midcentury modern building that once housed the United States Embassy to the United Kingdom. The Americans pulled up stakes in […]
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Experts back NSW Premier Chris Minns’ plea for cigarette tax cut despite opposition
An Australian premier has made a bold plea to slash the federal government’s tobacco tax – but why?
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Why new tourism opportunities in WA are making some locals wary
One of WA’s most idyllic islands is set for its first land-based accommodation but not everyone is happy.
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Tiger’s name the only way to explain Origin snub: Benji
Benji Marshall has claimed Terrell May's name and reputation has counted against the prop in his bid for State of Origin honours.
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UFC 316: West Australian MMA star Quillan Salkilld eyes Perth bout ahead of Yanal Ashmouz fight
Quillan Salkilld has plenty of reasons not to spend too much time in the octagon when he faces off against Yanal Ashmouz at UFC 316 in New Jersey on Sunday morning.
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Thanks to the trolls! Bleach blond Mostert takes pole
Shouting out to the haters, Chaz Mostert has claimed pole position for the opening Perth sprint while Ryan Wood has snared top spot for the second race.
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Venezuela step closer to World Cup playoff berth
Venezuela have beaten Bolivia 2-0 to increase their chances of gaining a South American World Cup qualifying playoffs spot.
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Meldrum House in Aberdeenshire is an alternative Scottish retreat that comes up trumps
Meldrum House in Aberdeenshire is the manor of choice, writes Steve McKenna
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The Gateway to Hell Is Closing After 50 Years of Flames
An infamous fire that’s been burning in a Turkmenistan desert since 1971, dubbed the “Gateway to Hell,” is finally losing steam. Or, more accurately, losing methane that has fueled it for over 50 years. The fire started when Soviet scientists accidentally drilled into a natural gas pocket in the Karakum Desert. Their solution to the […]
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