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Letters to the Editor for March 12

Scrapping tariffs on common items will lead to a drop in prices, a former senator wants travel allowance rules to change for MPs who own Canberra property and debate continues about fuel efficiency standards.

Dartmouth theater professor Peter Hackett found himself perfectly at home when Northern Stage asked him to direct the British theater farce “The Play That Goes Wrong.”

After a hiatus of 28 years, India is all geared up to present the grand finale of the prestigious Miss World beauty pageant, which will be co-hosted by Karan Johar and former Miss World Megan Young in Mumbai on Saturday.Over the decades, six ...

New Delhi: After a hiatus of 28 years, India is all geared up to present the grand finale of the prestigious Miss World beauty pageant, which will be

Theatregoers are being mistakenly charged £70 booking fees for luxury tickets to some of the West End’s biggest shows including Mamma Mia, Les Misérables and Hamilton.

From stand-up to sketch comedy, Mike Thomas, Meredith Gordon, Max Higgins and Jared Hall are the comedians to watch in Vermont's comedy scene.

Social Security Matters By RUSSELL GLOOR National Social Security Adviser at the AMAC Foundation Ask Rusty – Why Must I Pay Into Social Security when I’m Collecting Benefits? …

After a heart and a bout of pneumonia, ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’ actor Charles Dierkop has died aged 87.

Dlamini plays the role of a journalist on Death of a Whistleblower, a film that zooms-into the life of informers.