‘Data is bad’: Grim sign of pain ahead
New data reveals worrying details about the health of Australia's economy, with households likely to be hit even harder
Kremlin says Russia will shoot down Ukraine’s F-16 fighter jets
MOSCOW: Signs of a major prisoner exchange between Russia and Belarus on one side and the United States, Germany, Slovenia and Britain on the other increased on Thursday, but there was no official confirmation that it could be the biggest prisoner exchange since the Cold War.Fox News reports that imprisoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan … Read more
‘Don’t hate the player’: 24yo landlord’s big rental claim
The 24-year-old homeowner has revealed why you shouldn’t “hate the players” and why becoming a homeowner in 2024 is “easy”.
flynas posts record-breaking results with 47% increase in passengers
RIYADH: Airlines operating in the Middle East saw passenger demand grow by 9.6 percent in June compared to the same period in 2023, boosted by the summer holiday season, according to an industry body. The International Air Transport Association revealed that total capacity to the Middle East rose by 9.4 percent year-on-year in June. IATA … Read more
Concerning trend for major Aussie city
One Australian city is seeing a worrying trend, with office vacancies at a record high as workers refuse to return to the office.
Rex killed by government focus on Qantas and Virgin
The far-reaching implications of Australia losing its third-largest airline cannot be underestimated.
China is restricting export of drones that can be used for military purposes and some drone features
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the main suspect in the 9/11 terrorist plot, has pleaded guilty. WASHINGTON: The US Defense Department said on Wednesday that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, al-Qaeda terrorist attacks in the United States, has confessed, in a development that marks a long-delayed resolution to the attacks that … Read more
Tech big gainers on ASX
The ASX200 index closed at a second consecutive high on Thursday.
Surprise reason Aussies flocking to Paris
It's not just the Olympics, there's another reason Australians flock to the City of Love
Nature’s sentinels: Juniper trees in Saudi Arabia’s Sarawat mountains
TAIF: Juniper trees, known as the “Lady of Trees” and symbolizing the lush forests and towering mountains of Saudi Arabia, play a key role in maintaining the delicate balance of terrestrial ecosystems. These ancient trees serve as a refuge for wildlife and have long stood as important habitats in the provinces of Taif, Al-Baha and … Read more
