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Word of the day: StickybeakToday's word of the day (25-03-2026): 'Stickybeak' is someone who interferes or shows excessive curiosity about other people’s matters.- Word of the day: FurphyA furphy is a false story or rumor. This term is popular in Australian English. It describes gossip or unverified claims. People share thes...
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- Planning a trip Australia? Get fluent in these must-know Aussie slang termsAustralians are renowned for their unique twist on English, with playful abbreviations like "sunnies" for sunglasses and "arvo" for afterno...
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- Content creators replenishing household supplies in fancy containers is gaining eyeballs in IndiaRestocking videos, a popular genre on social media platforms, have gained traction in India in recent years. These videos showcase content ...
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- Disappointed BCCI uploaded Jadeja-Wade chat: Steve SmithThe BCCI's media team had uploaded the video where it was seen that while Jadeja was batting, Wade was constantly trying to sledge him from...
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- 1,000 new words added to Oxford Dictionary'Mamil', 'silvertail' and 'crony capitalism' are among the 1,000 new words to be added to OxfordDictionaries.com, the free online dictionar...
- Playing It My Way: A delightful journey and a must-have for every Tendulkar fanIn 496 pages, the Master Blaster has captured what went into the making of the legend called Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.
- 85% Australians say racial prejudice exists in AustraliaAn 11-year study has revealed that a considerable number of Australians feel racial discrimination exists in the country.
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