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Why Australian Open schedule 'doesn't make sense' to Raducanu

While players are used to short turnarounds, Emma Raducanu questions the logic of her Australian Open first-round match being played on Sunday night in Melbourne.

Why Australian Open schedule 'doesn't make sense' to Raducanu

While players are used to short turnarounds, Emma Raducanu questions the logic of her Australian Open first-round match being played on Sunday night in Melbourne.
China woman, 47, shares civil servant life in Iceland, appreciates culture that respects choices

China woman, 47, shares civil servant life in Iceland, appreciates culture that respects choices

A 47-year-old Chinese woman shares her idyllic life as a civil servant in a remote town in Iceland, igniting interest and spirited discussions on social media in mainland China. The woman, known as Megan, hails from Beijing. In 2020, at the age of 42, she decided to pursue a second master’s degree in Iceland, a few years after her divorce. She earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting and her first master’s in business computing in the UK before transferring to a new energy major at a...
Husband's grim shopping list after killing wife whose body was never found

Husband's grim shopping list after killing wife whose body was never found

After finding out his wife had been having an affair, Brian Walshe took matters into his own hands, killing his wife before dismembering her and dumping her body parts in bins around the local area
AP Fotos: Caballos saltan entre las llamas en una tradición española centenaria

AP Fotos: Caballos saltan entre las llamas en una tradición española centenaria

Por MANU FERNÁNDEZ SAN BARTOLOMÉ DE PINARES, España (AP) — Los caballos galoparon a través de imponentes llamas el viernes en una tradición anual centenaria en el pueblo español de San Bartolomé de Pinares en honor a San Antonio Abad, el patrón de los animales. Las imágenes fueron seleccionadas por los editores de fotografía de […]

New Australian Kasatkina can 'finally breathe'

Russian-born Daria Kasatkina says she can "finally breathe" as she prepares for her first Australian Open as a home player.

New Australian Kasatkina can 'finally breathe'

Russian-born Daria Kasatkina says she can "finally breathe" as she prepares for her first Australian Open as a home player.

New Australian Kasatkina can 'finally breathe'

Russian-born Daria Kasatkina says she can "finally breathe" as she prepares for her first Australian Open as a home player.
Thai ruling party courts voters by vowing to end Cambodia conflict, close scam hubs

Thai ruling party courts voters by vowing to end Cambodia conflict, close scam hubs

Thailand’s ruling party, which is seeking to retain power in next month’s election, has vowed to resolve the country’s conflict with Cambodia and clean up its image as a transit hub for trafficked scam victims. The conservative Bhumjaithai Party, which took power in September, has cast itself as the most suitable defender of Thai sovereignty during the border dispute between the two Southeast Asian countries. Clashes erupted for five days last July and reignited in December before a...
Drama in Hong Kong’s first international marathon in 1969 – from the SCMP archive

Drama in Hong Kong’s first international marathon in 1969 – from the SCMP archive

This article was first published on December 15, 1969 Drama in HK’s first international marathon by Neil Perera Unheralded Kim Cha Hwan of South Korea yesterday (December 14, 1969) pulverised an international field of long distance runners to win the first Tin Tin international marathon in the New Territories. Kim, a 21-year-old electrician, overcame a determined challenge from Australia’s John Farrington to cover the gruelling 26 miles course in two hours 20 minutes 39 seconds. He immediately...

Cafe offers free breakfasts for vulnerable people

Hummingbird Cafe wants to support people who may not be able to afford a hot meal.
Hong Kong contractors rated poorly by homeowners face removal after Tai Po fire

Hong Kong contractors rated poorly by homeowners face removal after Tai Po fire

Hong Kong authorities may remove building maintenance contractors from a government-recommended list if homeowners are dissatisfied with their performance, as part of measures to combat bid-rigging following the deadly Tai Po fire, the city’s No 2 official has said. Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok‑ki said on Saturday that the government aimed to improve the Urban Renewal Authority’s “Smart Tender” scheme by establishing a pre‑selected list of qualified contractors. The scheme provides support to...