Research reveals obstacles hindering EV adoption
Recent research reveals a number of barriers to EV adoption with one standout, but will that change when Chinese electric vehicles enter the Australian market?
UN’s Turk ‘extremely concerned’ after spate of executions in Iran
GAZA STRIP, Palestinian Territories, August 8, 2024 Agence France Presse: Israel has agreed to resume ceasefire talks in Gaza on August 15 at the request of US, Qatari and Egyptian mediators, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said on Thursday, as regional tensions soared. war.Gaza's civil defense agency, controlled by Hamas, said Israeli bombardment killed more … Read more
Aussie shares surge on Wall St relief rally
Australia's share market ended a wild week on a positive note, buoyed by renewed confidence on Wall St that the US will avoid recession.
My organs were harvested in Chinese prison
Cheng Pei Ming says part of his lungs and liver were cut out in a Chinese prison after he was imprisoned for practicing the Falun Gong religion.
Israel army says US CENTCOM chief makes second visit to assess security
GAZA STRIP, Palestinian Territories, August 8, 2024 Agence France Presse: Israel has agreed to resume ceasefire talks in Gaza on August 15 at the request of US, Qatari and Egyptian mediators, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said on Thursday, as regional tensions soared. war.Gaza's civil defense agency, controlled by Hamas, said Israeli bombardment killed more … Read more
Deadly risk in common Bunnings item
A common item sold in Bunnings Warehouse stores across the country has been recalled over fears it could seriously injure or kill young children.
Tests shows new Google speedo ‘inaccurate’
A car expert tested the accuracy of the Speedos navigation app and was shocked by the results.
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.
