Bowen warns nuclear policy and renewables not compatible
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said incentives would soon be introduced to encourage households to buy batteries or charge their homes with electric vehicles.
Iconic magazine’s brutal new Biden cover as Kamala takes over
A few weeks ago, TIME Magazine released a ridiculously simple cover image after Biden's debate disaster. Now they've done it again.
Five things to know about Turkiye’s interests in Africa
ATHENS/QAMISHLI, Syria: Since 2022, senior Syrian and Turkish officials have met regularly in Moscow under Russian mediation. But these meetings have failed to thaw icy relations. But things are different now, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his intention to restore formal relations with Syrian President Bashar Assad. He said earlier this month … Read more
Nissan unveils Ariya Nismo
The Japanese car tuner has been developing some of the world's best sports coupes, and now it's turning its attention to a very different model.
Kate Ritchie’s romance revealed in candid photos
The radio star was spotted kissing a younger man during a romantic picnic, and their relationship blossomed after the broadcast.
Iran condemns Israeli attack on Yemen’s Hodeidah port
ATHENS/QAMISHLI, Syria: Since 2022, senior Syrian and Turkish officials have met regularly in Moscow under Russian mediation. But these meetings have failed to thaw icy relations. But things are different now, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his intention to restore formal relations with Syrian President Bashar Assad. He said earlier this month … Read more
Spanish brand’s bold expansion plans for Australia
The relatively unknown automaker has struggled to gain a foothold in its domestic market, but a new model could change all that.
In Hollywood, ‘tide has turned’ on Harry and Meghan
While Tom Cruise and Julia Roberts have followed Idris Elba in publicly expressing their support for the royal family, Hollywood has been cold to Harry and Meghan.
Lebanese photojournalist, wounded in Israeli strike, carries Olympic torch to honor journalists
Vincennes, France: A Lebanese photojournalist who was seriously injured in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon carried the Olympic flame in Paris on Sunday to pay tribute to the journalists who were injured and killed at the scene. The torch relay, which began in May, is part of a celebration that has seen some 10,000 … Read more
Optus offers 20,000 free phones to vulnerable customer amid hidden issue
Optus is offering 20,000 free mobile phones to elderly and vulnerable customers as its 3G network shuts down in the coming months.
