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Australian schools tighten Book Week costume rules as parents scramble for last-minute alternatives
Australian families are rushing to rethink Book Week outfits after several schools across the country set new costume bans as Children’s Book Week 2026 begins.
Andrew Tate’s lawyers say supercars and yacht were part of an online persona, not his real assets
Andrew Tate exaggerated his wealth and did not actually own some of the supercars and a yacht he displayed online, his lawyers told a Florida
Cat Matlala links relationship with Morgan Maumela to sports cars before business deals
Alleged crime figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala told South Africa’s Madlanga Commission on Tuesday that his connection with Hangwani Morgan Maumela began with a ...
Generative AI Creates New Evidentiary Hurdles in Indonesian Courts
Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital, Nezar Patria, warns that generative AI's ability to create synthetic media poses significant risks to the authenticity of digital evidence in legal proceedings.
Limpopo royal family says attorney and metro cop couple stole from deceased estate
The Maswanganyi royal family in Giyani, Limpopo, says it was defrauded of nearly R3 million from the estate of the late chief Hlengani Maswanganyi, adding
Burnham weighs cheaper tuition for EU students as Labour looks for growth, cash and diplomatic room
Andy Burnham is weighing up a cut in tuition costs for students from the European Union as Britain’s Labour government searches for ways to make
ANU apologises to academic after bullying claims tied to Julie Bishop-era leadership
The Australian National University has apologised to academic Liz Allen after she accused senior leadership of bullying and harassment, and it has also offer...
Brisbane council bans secret filming at public pools as AI glasses worry swimmers
Brisbane City Council has moved to stop people from secretly filming at its public pools, after swimmers raised concerns that AI smart glasses could be
Burnham signals tax rises as UK budget pressures mount
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to rule out tax rises in the autumn Budget, saying he will not “be unrealistic” about the state of
UK PM Burnham urges closer EU ties, calling for a bolder reset
Britain should be “bolder” in repairing ties with the European Union, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said during a train ride to Kyiv with European Council
Security contractor says CFMEU-linked surveillance campaign escalated to poisoned dog, drone sightings
A Brisbane security executive told a Queensland inquiry on Tuesday that a dispute linked to the CFMEU turned personal fast: a tracking device was found
England review finds care leavers dying at far higher rates after support ends at 18
Young people leaving care in England are dying at a rate three to four times higher than the general population, according to a government-commissioned review
Vance backs six-figure H-1B fee, says U.S. firms should hire and train Americans
US Vice President JD Vance has defended a Trump administration plan to impose a $103,265 fee on most new H-1B visa petitions, arguing that American
Albanese backs WA’s GST floor, vows no change while PM
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised there will be no change to Western Australia’s GST deal while he remains in office. Standing alongside Premier R...
One Nation’s migration target keeps shifting, exposing confusion inside the party
One Nation has spent the week trying to explain its immigration policy after senior figures gave conflicting versions of the party’s own target. The muddle
Jai Arrow to make symbolic Souths return as NRL grants special dispensation for 100th club game
Jai Arrow will get a rare final run in South Sydney colours this week, with the NRL approving a one-off rule change that allows the
Colombian Gangs Turn to Social Media and Explosive Drones to Recruit Children, Rights Group Warns
Armed criminal groups operating across Colombia's rural regions are systematically targeting children through social media platforms, training some to operat...
Burnham declines to rule out tax rises as UK budget pressures mount
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has declined to rule out tax rises in the autumn Budget, saying the government is in a “challenging position” and that
Remote drones now patrol Manchester railways in race to cut trespass delays
Police drones are being launched remotely over railway lines in Manchester as British Transport Police steps up a programme designed to catch trespassers fas...
Arbitrator Orders Washington Post to Rehire Fired Opinion Columnist Karen Attiah
A private arbitrator has ruled that The Washington Post violated its labor contract when it terminated opinion columnist Karen Attiah in September, ordering ...
French tactics curb Channel crossings, but UK says many migrants still get through
French police are stopping more small boats before they reach the English Channel, the UK Home Office said on Sunday. But the figures it cited
South Africa leans on private capital to revive R2 trillion infrastructure push
South Africa is turning to private capital to push ahead with a R2 trillion infrastructure programme after more than half of its identified projects stalled
Meerkats die after tunnel collapse at Leicestershire wildlife park
A group of meerkats has died after tunnels beneath their enclosure collapsed in sudden heavy rain at Tropical Birdland in Desford, Leicestershire. One animal...
One hour of rain floods Gurugram streets again, reviving debate over urban drainage
One hour of rain was enough to throw Gurugram’s streets into disorder again. The downpour left water pooling on roads and once more put the