Tests shows new Google speedo ‘inaccurate’
A car expert tested the accuracy of the Speedos navigation app and was shocked by the results.
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20 years on, genocide cases filed over Burundi refugee massacre
Tokyo: The mayor of Nagasaki said on Thursday it was “unfortunate” that the US and British ambassadors refused to attend a ceremony to mark the 1945 atomic bombing of the Japanese city because Israel had been defeated.But he defended the decision not to invite Israel to Friday's annual event, repeating that it was “not political” … Read more
‘Nerds gone wild’: PwC’s ‘last hurrah’ before tax avoidance scandal erupted
Its big names gathered in Tasmania just months before the PwC tax avoidance scandal rocked Australia's financial world.
Driver allegedly attacked with hammer
A Sydney driver has been left shaken after he was allegedly attacked by a man with a hammer on his way to work.
Riyadh Hackathon: Fourth Industrial Revolution hackathon draws over 400 innovators, creators
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's education sector is undergoing a strategic transformation as it focuses on specialized fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics and nuclear energy. Based on the Vision 2030 economic diversification plan, this marks a decisive step in equipping the Kingdom's future workforce with the highly in-demand skills needed to secure the jobs of tomorrow. … Read more
Major update on CFMEU action
The Albanian government will present a new bill once parliament cracks down again on rogue CFMEU elements.
Chi Chi Rodriguez, Hall of Fame golfer known for antics on the greens, dies at 88
NEW YORK: Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez, a Hall of Fame golfer whose antics on the greens and inspirational life story made him one of the sport's most popular players during a long professional career, died Thursday. He was 88. Rodriguez's death was announced by Carmelo Javier Rios, a senator in Rodriguez's native Puerto Rico. He … Read more
Young Aussie’s ‘impulsive’ act that led to multimillion-dollar business
A wildly successful young Australian woman has revealed the 'impulse' decision she made as a teenager led her to run a multi-million dollar business.
635 unlicensed drivers apprehended at Saudi airports
RIYADH: The Saudi Transport Authority identified 635 people in July who provided unlicensed transport services to passengers at the kingdom's airports. The crackdown was part of a wider campaign in collaboration with the Ministry of the Interior and other authorities. The aim is to improve the safety and quality of services provided to passengers, limit … Read more
‘World has changed’: Albo dismisses Keating
Former Labor Prime Minister Paul Keating has again attacked the Albanian government's support for the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
