Decades-behind laws leaving Aussies exposed
A prominent human rights lawyer says lagging, decades-old laws have exposed Australians to a fast-growing phenomenon.
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Five things to know about Turkiye’s interests in Africa
ATHENS/QAMISHLI, Syria: Starting in 2022, senior Syrian and Turkish officials will meet regularly in Moscow for talks brokered by Russia. But these meetings failed to result in a thaw in their icy relations. However, it is a different matter now that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his desire to restore formal relations with … Read more
Aussies on the brink of ‘sprawling’ crisis
New analysis has revealed key Australian workers are being priced out of homes further from the city as the rental crisis begins to “expand”.
Kean’s call to arms on clean energy
Incoming climate change czar Matt Kean has called on the clean energy industry to take on the “climate change naysayers”.
Iran condemns Israeli attack on Yemen’s Hodeidah port
ATHENS/QAMISHLI, Syria: Starting in 2022, senior Syrian and Turkish officials will meet regularly in Moscow for talks brokered by Russia. But these meetings failed to result in a thaw in their icy relations. However, it is a different matter now that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his desire to restore formal relations with … Read more
Moon cave ‘location for habitation’ for future astronauts: scientists
Scientists have discovered a vast underground moon cave beneath an open pit that could potentially house human visitors.
Saudi Arabia’s US treasury bond possession increases 22.46% year-on-year to $136.3bn
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index rose 6.73 points or 0.06 percent to close at 12,195.05 on Sunday. Total trading turnover for the benchmark index was SR6.12 billion ($1.63 billion) as 74 listed stocks advanced while 154 declined. The MSCI Tadawul index also closed in the green, gaining 2.46 points, or 0.16 percent, to … Read more
Fortescue cuts 700 jobs amid restructure
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has reportedly told staff that 700 jobs will be cut as his company is restructured.
Bowen warns nuclear policy and renewables not compatible
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said households could soon be further incentivized to buy batteries or use an electric car to charge their home.
Lebanese photojournalist, wounded in Israeli strike, carries Olympic torch to honor journalists
VINCENNES, France: A Lebanese photojournalist who was seriously injured in an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon carried the Olympic torch in Paris on Sunday in honor of journalists wounded and killed in the field. The torch relay, which began in May, is part of celebrations that have selected around 10,000 people from all walks of … Read more
