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Australia news LIVE: Bills on the brink in final sitting week of the year; Social media giants slam ‘rushed’ ban consultationFrom Stoney to F-1 Trillion , it's been quite a journey for Post Malone over the past eight years. But his latest adventure is just getting started as the singer takes on country in a bigger way. Introducing the Big Ass Stadium Tour. To once again celebrate his latest album, Post Malone is headed to 25 cities around the U.S. and Canada in 2025 with the help of collaborators and guests Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell. It follows up his F-1 Trillion Tour from fall 2024 with bigger venues, larger audiences and more country music. For some it may be hard to believe the "White Iverson" and "I Fall Apart" singer is an up-and-coming country star, but here he is, breaking Spotify streaming records and earning nominations for the genre's biggest awards. There's no slowing down the Texas-native now. The 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour all begins in Salt Lake City. For those who can't wait for the show, here's how to get the best prices on tickets for Post Malone at Rice-Eccles Stadium. BUY NOW : Get tickets to see Post Malone on the 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour Post Malone Salt Lake City tickets 2025 Tickets : StubHub Date : Tuesday, April 29 Venue : Rice-Eccles Stadium The Big Ass Stadium Tour officially begins its general sale on Tuesday, Nov. 26, but passes from artist presale events are available now on StubHub . The first stop of the tour, Post Malone heads to Salt Lake City on Tuesday, April 29 for a show at Rice-Eccles Stadium. As of mid-November, the cheapest price for the concert is just $80, or you can get field seats for as little as $360. Prices are expected to rise in the coming weeks as more and more tickets are snatched up. Click the link below to view more prices. BUY NOW : Best prices and seats for Post Malone at Rice-Eccles Stadium on StubHub Post Malone Salt Lake City 2025: Rice-Eccles Stadium seat map StubHub Post Malone 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour schedule Post Malone officially kicks off his Big Ass Stadium Tour at Coachella 2025, but his first of 25 stand-alone shows is set for April 29 in Salt Lake City. He'll continue around North America with stops in Atlanta, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Toronto and more. The Big Ass Stadium Tour concludes on July 1 in San Francisco. Below is a complete look at the roadshow's cities and dates. Date City Venue Tickets Sun., April 13 Indio, CA*^ Coachella Music Festival Buy now Sun., April 20 Indio, CA*^ Coachella Music Festival Buy now Tues., April 29 Salt Lake City, UT Rice-Eccles Stadium Buy now Sat., May 3 Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium Buy now Wed., May 7 San Antonio, TX Alamodome Buy now Fri., May 9 Dallas, TX AT&T Stadium Buy now Sun., May 11 Atlanta, GA Mercedes-Benz Stadium Buy now Tues., May 13 Saint Louis, MO Busch Stadium Buy now Sun., May 18 Detroit, MI Ford Field Buy now Tues., May 20 Minneapolis, MN U.S. Bank Stadium Buy now Thurs., May 22 Chicago, IL Wrigley Field Buy now Sat., May 24 Philadelphia, PA Citizens Bank Park Buy now Mon., May 26 Toronto, ON Rogers Centre Buy now Wed., May 28 Hershey, PA Hersheypark Stadium Buy now Thurs., May 29 Pittsburgh, PA PNC Park Buy now Sat., May 31 Foxborough, MA^ Gillette Stadium Buy now Mon., June 2 Washington, DC^ Northwest Stadium Buy now Wed., June 4 New York, NY^ Citi Field Buy now Sun., June 8 Miami, FL*^ Hard Rock stadium Buy now Tues., June 10 Orlando, FL^ Camping World Stadium Buy now Fri., June 13 Ridgedale, MO^ Thunder Ridge Nature Arena Buy now Sun., June 15 Denver, CO^ Empower Field at Mile High Buy now Sat., June 21 Glendale, AZ*^ State Farm Stadium Buy now Tues., June 24 Boise, ID^ Albertsons Stadium Buy now Thurs., June 26 Seattle, WA^ T-Mobile Park Buy now Sat., June 28 Portland, OR^ Providence Park Buy now Tues., July 1 San Francisco, CA^ Oracle Park Buy now *No Jelly Roll ^No Sierra Ferrell If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Learn more >

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Playtika holding sees $3.59 million in stock sales'Polarization' is Merriam-Webster's 2024 word of the yearSimone Inzaghi admits Inter ‘could’ve been a bit more daring’ and ‘didn’t do enough’ in their . ‘This is the Champions League, all it takes is a moment.’ The Nerazzurri had not conceded a single goal in their five Champions League games so far this season and looked on track to make it a sixth straight clean sheet in Leverkusen. However, in the final minute they were beaten by a chaotic Nordi Mukiele finish when a corner was not cleared effectively, falling to their first defeat. “Clearly, it was not one of our best games, that is obvious,” “We were up against quality opposition, they hit the crossbar in the first 15 minutes and then took control of the game. Perhaps they controlled it too much and we could’ve been a bit more daring.” Inzaghi has been praised for his squad rotation so far this term, but did leaving players like Lautaro Martinez, Federico Dimarco, Nicolò Barella and Henrikh Mkhitaryan on the bench signify a lack of ambition at the BayArena? “We lacked quality in the final third, which is usually one of our strong points. It’s disappointing to lose it like that, as we lose our unbeaten record, but it does not damage what we’ve done in the last four months. “We’ll probably still be in the top eight after tomorrow’s results, then our destiny is in our hands with the remaining two matches. The real regret is that we conceded it in that manner. “I agree that we didn’t do enough, even though we also didn’t run many risks in defence. When we started moving the ball around in the first half, we had the feeling they were struggling with us in possession. We didn’t show the usual quality this evening,” confessed Inzaghi. There had been chaotic scenes in all the Bayer Leverkusen corners, with the six-yard box crowded and some players even inside the goal as the set plays were taken. “Darmian saw the clearance at the last second, Mukiele attempted an overhead kick, it went back to him. Clearly, we should’ve shown more focus at that moment and there had been no warning signs,” confessed Inzaghi. “This is the Champions League, all it takes is a moment and you are punished.” The result leaves Inter in joint second place on 13 points along with Bayer Leverkusen, Aston Villa and surprise outfit Stade Brest awaiting tomorrow’s games. Liverpool have already qualified for the Round of 16, winning all six matches with 13 goals scored and only one conceded. “With a positive result, we would’ve kept Bayer Leverkusen behind us, but they proved tonight that they deserve to be in the top teams. Now we need to see what happens, but we’ll think about it from January, as before then we’ve got Serie A, the Coppa Italia and the Supercoppa Italiana. “The players know it wasn’t their best performance, but we have respect for our opponents.”

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T hough Canada is one of the top choices for Indian students who want to study abroad, the ongoing diplomatic tensions have sparked worries about possible restrictions. Recent reports indicate delays in visa processing times, stricter application reviews, and growing anxiety among students about their future in Canada. So let’s look at the other alternatives open to students. The U.K. A prime alternative for Indian students, the U.K. offers favourable post-study work policies. The Graduate Visa allows stay in the country for at least 2-3 years depending on the course (undergraduate, postgraduate, or other). Moreover, top British universities like Oxford, Imperial College of London, Cambridge and so on are globally recognised for academic excellence. Numerous scholarships such as the Chevening, GREAT, Commonwealth and others are available as are part-time work opportunities to help with expenses. Australia Known for its student-friendly environment and high-quality education, institutions such as the University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, the Australian National University, Monash University, and others offer globally recognised programmes including three- and four-year Bachelor’s degrees, Master’s degrees ranging from one to two years, and doctoral programmes. The post-study work visa ranges from two to four years, depending on the qualification. The government and universities offer various scholarships, including the Australia Awards, Australia for ASEAN, and the Australian Government Research Training Programme and regional scholarships such as scholarships in Adelaide, Canberra, and Tasmania, to attract students to study in the smaller cities. Germany Slowly gaining popularity as a study-abroad destination among Indian students, many German public universities offer tuition fee waivers and demand minimal administrative charges per semester. Some of the popular institutions include Ludwig Maximilian, University of Munich, Technical University of Munich, Heidelberg University, and Freie University of Berlin. The affordability of fees combined with an emphasis on STEM fields makes Germany a great choice.The 18-month job-seeker visa allows graduates to explore employment opportunities in the country. Singapore Asia’s premier business hub is also a great higher education destination. Institutions like the Singapore University of Technology and Design, LASALLE College of Arts, the National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, and others offer world-class education with many also having transfer programmes partnering with top universities in the U.S., the U.K. and Australia. Graduates can apply for a one-year pass for job-seeking. France Another attractive educational destination, institutions such as the University of Paris, Sorbonne University, University of Paris-Saclay, and University of Strasbourg have strong academic reputations. One of the best features of a French public university is that the tuition fees are generally lower than in other Western countries. Additionally, many universities have started offering English-taught programmes. The French government allows for a two-year post-study work permit to allow graduates to explore career opportunities within France. While Canada has long been a favoured destination for many Indian students, it is time to re-evaluate one’s options in the current circumstances. The writer is Head-Higher Education and Study Abroad at Internshala.com Published - November 30, 2024 04:30 pm IST Copy link Email Facebook Twitter Telegram LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit The Hindu Education Plus / study abroad / university / universities and colleges / careers / studentsArticle content The Montreal Canadiens had the New York Rangers on the ropes at Madison Square Garden on Saturday afternoon, but the home team snapped their five-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Habs. A rough season for Kirby Dach got even worse when the slumping centre took a high-sticking double-minor with 2:40 remaining in regulation. Kaapo Kakko responded by scoring the game winner on the power play with 22.5 seconds to go. In all, the Rangers scored three times with the man advantage, compared with Montreal’s 0-3 on special teams. The game opened with a callback to the last time both teams faced off. Josh Anderson sought revenge on Jacob Trouba for his hit on Justin Barron, and the powerhorse got it. He pummelled the Ranger captain. JOSH ANDERSON AND JACOB TROUBA DROP THE GLOVES 🥊 pic.twitter.com/QC0I6pM1VO The Rangers led 2-1 after 20 minutes, starting with Artemi Panarin beating Sam Montembeault on the power play with an accurate point shot through traffic. 🗣️ IT'S A POWER PLAY GOAL. What a snipe from Breadman. pic.twitter.com/msUqnhkmeT Mike Matheson returned to the lineup after missing two games with a lower-body injury, and he tied up the game 1-1 with a shot from the high slot. jamais trop tôt pour un but de Mtl never too early for a Habs goal #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/kr1hfvofKN Habs fans had their hearts broken a couple of times during the matinee game, starting with Vincent Trocheck giving the Rangers a 2-1 lead with just two seconds remaining in the opening frame. Vincent Trocheck gives the Rangers a 2-1 lead at the end of the first! 🗽 pic.twitter.com/wts8ZQUNt6 The game got more physical in the second period, starting with Arber Xhekaj sending Alexis Lafrenière back to the bench in agony after a hit near the boards. Josh Anderson continued to play with intensity, but he landed in the box with a penalty our own Stu Cowan called “one of the worst penalty calls” he has ever seen. You be the judge: This is one of the worst penalty calls I've ever seen ... and that's saying something. https://t.co/lwqqzNu7LM On the ensuing power play, Mika Zibanejad extended New York’s lead to 3-1 with another snipe through traffic. Mika Zibanejad rifles one through on the power-play to extend the Rangers lead! pic.twitter.com/Spil09gB0x Perhaps an even more egregious penalty call occurred when a scrum developed after a Dach wraparound attempt on Jonathan Quick. The Rangers returned to the power play because Juraj Slafkovsky was assessed a double minor despite it being an equal-opportunity kerfuffle between the clubs. Absolute chaos in New York 😳 pic.twitter.com/fURs1nkgjT In the third period, Montreal pulled to within one when Cole Caufield beat Quick five-hole for his 14th goal in 23 games. sournois, le Cole sneaky, sneaky #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/xMT71JV0af Suzuki and Caufield teamed up on the game-tying goal nearly 10 minutes later, although this time it was Lane Hutson who delivered the slick setup to the captain. la première passe 🤌 la deuxième 🤌 la finition 🤌 the first pass 🤌 the second pass 🤌 the finish 🤌 #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/lITDvHWGIU The Rangers came into the game losers of five straight, and in the third period looked fragile. Unfortunately for the Habs, the Dach penalty with 2:40 remaining halted their building momentum. In the dying moments, Kakko sealed the win for the Rangers after a scramble in front. HEY HEY HEY. What a Finnish. pic.twitter.com/joOySvMu7k Say what you want about the controversial penalties to Anderson and Slafkovsky, but a high stick that draws blood is a double-minor any way you slice it, and Dach was the perpetrator. According to Natural Stat Trick, the Habs lead in scoring chances (27-13) and high-danger chances (15-6) by a comfortable margin, but going 0-3 on the power play while conceding three PP goals did them in. It’s not the norm these days, but have the Canadiens considered putting two defencemen on the top PP unit, namely Matheson and Hutson? They were magical on the tying goal. They also stood atop the team’s report card according to Hockey Stat Cards. #NHL GameScore Impact Card for Montreal Canadiens on 2024-11-30: #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/lwzJQehJqm The Liveblog commenters had a lot to say about the officiating, Dach’s struggles and Montreal’s inability to put away a dazed Ranger club.