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Advocates of the scheme say such a small levy of £1 would not put people off visiting the city.

The City Visitor Charge has been both praised and criticised after it was the first of its kind to be introduced in the UK

SPC-branded canned tomato products will not be produced again until next year as Victorian tomato growers are struggling to recover after flooding and hail.

EXCLUSIVE: The MEN speaks to the leader of the new body leading the city's hotels during a major shake-up of the city's hospitality sector

LOS ANGELES — Stranded residents of Lake Arrowhead and surrounding communities in the San Bernardino Mountains that were inundated with snow this weekend were hoping on Tuesday that authorities could clear blocked roads and escort residents up and down the mountains before another storm was set to strike late in…

Nearly 50 years since their only album was recorded, the group are achieving international acclaim thanks to a renewed interest in a music that speaks to something more than just a love of the Lord

News anchor Julie Chin began slurring and stumbling over her words mid-way through a live broadcast for NBC affiliate KJRH Oklahoma, with doctors confirming that she'd suffered the early signs of a stroke live on-air

Democratic primary elections for all 110 districts in the Michigan House of Representatives took place on Aug. 2, 2022. Of the 110 districts up for election in 2022, 53 had a Democratic primary election with more than one candidate.

A new six-hectare glasshouse in Victoria's Goulburn Valley will produce 4,000 tonnes of tomatoes every year, creating 60 new jobs for the site in the process.

Last year, Karen Ritchens' crossbred Poll Dorset and Merino ewe Mary had a little lamb. This year, in what has been described as a "one-in-a-million" occurrence, Mary gave birth to five offspring.

A farm in the heart of northern Victoria's dairy country is going against tradition when it comes to bobby calves by keeping them alive longer and in some cases sparing them from slaughter altogether.