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Husband of tennis's divorcing power couple loses his wife AND career all at once: Gael Monfils 'hit like a ton of bricks' by split from Elina Svitolina - as she cites war in Ukraine as the reason
Monfils reportedly brought forward his retirement with the separation said to have 'hit him like a ton of bricks', with the French star deciding he was 'no longer able to play' in his final events.
Mum discovered 'nice guy's' violent past after she Googled his name
Sean Marr has been jailed twice in two years for crimes he committed against women he met on social media
‘We’ve lost everything’: Family of four left devastated after fire rips through home
A family of four has been left with almost nothing after a devastating fire tore through their home.
The man named Peregrine who ran a mile-long wire into the bush
Amid Australia’s greatest citizen science event, students are looking back into the life and work of one of Australia’s most prolific naturalists.
Fox News' Brit Hume Has A Pretty Bleak Take On Donald Trump’s Midterms Blitz
The longtime Fox News analyst questioned whether the president’s campaign push is helping at all.
Criminals in psychiatric wards to lose 'disgraceful' right to benefits - which saw £800 a month in Universal Credit handed to killers in hospital
New rules will close a loophole which allows offenders who are detained in hospital rather than in jail to collect more than £800 a month in Universal Credit.
Why did the Sussexes allow a 'minute-by-minute' itinerary of their Nottingham tour to go online? REBECCA ENGLISH suggests Harry and Meghan may have wanted to 'provoke' security incident ahead of taxpayer-funded protection decision
Richard Kay agreed with Rebecca English that it was 'hard not to be cynical' about the Sussexes' motives, given Harry's determination to have his security reinstated.
Is Brisbane still a ‘big country town’? That’s no bad thing, says restaurateur David Flynn
The Rick Shores, Southside and Central owner discusses Brisbane’s most underrated season and how he sees the city’s dining habits shifting.
Is Brisbane still a ‘big country town’? That’s no bad thing, says restaurateur David Flynn
The Rick Shores, Southside and Central owner discusses Brisbane’s most underrated season and how he sees the city’s dining habits shifting.
Aussies warned over popular cobweb Halloween decorations sold at Kmart, Coles and Woolworths
Many Aussies are decorating for the upcoming holiday, on October 31.
