‘Hard workers’: Proof ‘fair go’ is dead
The young couple revealed the reality of trying to get ahead in 2024 and the brutal salary reality in Australia that has become normal.
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Azimuth music festival returning to AlUla
JEDDAH: Azimuth Music Festival returns to AlUla as the city's Moments calendar gets into full swing. The popular music extravaganza will return for its fourth edition from September 19-21 ahead of Saudi Arabia's National Day on September 23. The theme for 2024 is “Until the Sun Rises”. Azimuth has become a key event in the … Read more
Big secret half of Aussies would keep
An Australian could be more than $400 million richer this week, but if it's someone you know, don't expect to hear about it.
Gaimin Gladiators and NAVI enter the club championship race to close out week 3 of Esports World Cup
'Success for all Arabs': PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi takes part in the Olympic torch relay in Paris ahead of the opening ceremony PARIS: Nasser Al-Khelaifi, president of Paris Saint-Germain, took part in the Olympic torch relay on Monday afternoon ahead of Friday's opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. The torch relay … Read more
eSafety issues massive threat to tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has issued an official warning to tech giants: Do more to protect Australian children or face huge fines on police officers.
Musk’s cruel spray at his own transgender daughter
Elon Musk's extraordinary comment, referring to one of his own children, says it all about his war against the “woke”.
Israel’s Netanyahu says hostage deal could be near for hostages in Gaza
BEIJING: Various Palestinian factions agreed to end their divisions and strengthen Palestinian unity by signing the Beijing Declaration in China on Tuesday morning, according to Chinese state media. The declaration was signed at the closing ceremony of the reconciliation dialogue between the factions held in Beijing from July 21 to 23, state broadcaster CCTV reported. … Read more
Wealth guru banned, hit with huge fine
A self-proclaimed real estate and wealth guru has been hit with a huge fine and ordered to pay back more than 2,000 of her seminar attendees.
REVIEW: Book censor falls victim to the malady of imagination in Kuwaiti novel
NEW DELHI: Getting lost in a good story is in 'Book Censor's Library', a dystopian political satire with elements of magical realism, occupational hazard and crime. The story follows an unnamed narrator whose life unravels after he reluctantly begins working for an all-powerful government.
Bunnings hits back on lead poisoning claim
Bunnings has responded to claims by union workers that they may have been exposed to dangerous levels of lead after buying products in one of its stores.
