Thousands Gather in Newcastle for Eid al-Fitr Celebrations
Nearly 5,000 Muslims celebrated Eid al-Fitr in Newcastle with prayers, community events, and messages of peace and generosity.
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Premier Acknowledges Growing Support for Train to Cessnock Campaign
NSW Premier Chris Minns confirms discussions on restoring passenger train services to Cessnock, with campaign support growing.
North Queensland's First Hindu Temple Opens in a Tin Shed
North Queensland's first Hindu temple opens in a tin shed in Gumlow, near Townsville, serving 200-300 families with plans for a permanent upgrade in 2020.
The Remarkable Science of Spider Silk
Spider silk is a remarkable natural material with up to seven types, each serving a unique purpose, from web-building to prey capture.
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Watchdog Rebukes Home Office Asylum Plan
The children's watchdog has condemned a Home Office plan to crack down on refused asylum seekers, warning it could harm vulnerable children and breach their rights.
UN: Israel Commits Genocide Targeting Gaza Children
A UN inquiry found that Israel continues to commit genocide by systematically targeting children in Gaza, with over 10,000 children killed since October 2023.
South Australia's First Satellite Kanyini to Launch on SpaceX Mission in 2023
South Australia's first satellite, Kanyini, will launch on a SpaceX mission in 2023 to aid bushfire preparedness and agriculture.
40,000 Visitors Flock to Grand Egyptian Museum on Opening Day
40,000 people visited the Grand Egyptian Museum on its opening day, featuring Tutankhamun's complete artefact collection for the first time.
Brexit Debate Divides British Expats in Perth's Suburbs
British expats in Perth's northern suburbs are divided over Brexit, with immigration concerns fueling support to leave the EU, while others fear economic isolation.
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UK-France Channel deal to end in October: reports
The 'one in, one out' agreement between the UK and France on Channel crossings will reportedly end in October, with critics doubting its deterrent effect.
Terracotta Warrior Lanterns To Illuminate Perth Streets
80 life-sized Terracotta Warrior lanterns to light up Perth streets, expanding the museum exhibition. On display from Friday until February.
Korean Wave Sweeps Australia As Hallyu Exhibition Opens
Hallyu exhibition at National Museum of Australia showcases Korean culture's global rise, from K-pop to kimchi, reflecting deep ties with Australia.
MetalsGrove Expands Gold Footprint To 18km System
MetalsGrove Mining expands gold footprint to 18km system in Côte d’Ivoire, with multiple anomalous trends and new drill targets identified at Zuénoula permit.
Israeli ex-leaders threaten legal action over Jewish terrorism
Dozens of Israeli security, political and cultural elite threaten legal action against the government over support for Jewish terrorism and an 'ideology of ethnic cleansing' in the occupied West Bank.
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Ex-NATO chief: Ukraine can defend Europe
Ukraine's battle-hardened military is now capable of defending Europe against Russian aggression, former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen argues.
US Customer Service Declines Despite Billions Spent
US customer service satisfaction hits record low as companies spend $350B annually, with long wait times and poor resolution rates.
Off-Duty Cops' Second Jobs: Kill and Die in Argentina Rideshare
In recession-hit Argentina, off-duty police officers working as rideshare drivers face increased risks, with some killed or killing in the line of their second job.
YouTube Video Proves Rare Sand Cat Exists in Libya
A YouTube video has confirmed the existence of the elusive sand cat in Libya, a species previously unrecorded in the country for decades.
Eddie Glaude Questions July 4th Celebrations in New Book
Eddie Glaude's new book challenges the celebration of July 4th, arguing it perpetuates a narrative that ignores America's racial injustices.
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Prairieland Texas ICE Protests Zine Movement
In Prairieland, Texas, ICE protests have ignited a clandestine zine network, amplifying immigrant voices and resistance through DIY publishing.
Perth's Youngest Curator, 13, Leads WWII Mateship Exhibition
13-year-old Oliver Newman curates WWII mateship exhibition in South Perth, opening Nov 2, highlighting community spirit.
Wollongong Library Digitises Untold Queer History
Wollongong Library hosts a scanning day to digitise queer history, aiming to preserve overlooked stories and empower the LGBTQIA+ community.
100-Year-Old WWII Veteran Reveals Secret Mission Ahead of Wedding Near D-Day Beaches
100-year-old WWII veteran Harold Terens will marry 96-year-old Jeanne Swerlin near Normandy beaches, revealing his secret war mission decades later.
Baking Britain: Workers Struggle in Record Heatwave
As Britain faces record-breaking temperatures, workers across industries are battling extreme heat with limited protections, raising urgent questions about workplace safety and climate adaptation.
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Trump admin ties to Andrew Tate reveal shared misogyny
The Trump administration intervened to protect Andrew Tate from Romanian charges, while Trump's circle has overlapped with Tate at Mar-a-Lago, highlighting a shared endorsement of misogynistic values.
Louisiana Man First Functionally Cured of Sickle Cell Disease
Daniel Cressy, 23, is the first in his state to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease via gene therapy, enabling him to pursue his dream of becoming a commercial pilot.
Trans Mice Act: Nancy Mace's Controversial Bill
Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduces the 'Trans Mice Act,' a bill targeting transgender rights by redefining sex in federal law, sparking intense debate.
ASIO Chief: Iranian Spy Orchestrated Bondi Firebombing
ASIO director general Mike Burgess reveals an Australian citizen working for Iran orchestrated the Bondi firebombing, while a former Australian resident in Iraq directed the Melbourne synagogue attack. He urges Australians to be more tolerant to reduce se
Future of Newcastle's historic lifeboat all at sea
Newcastle's historic Victoria II lifeboat, a 10-ton mahogany vessel that served for 49 years, now faces an uncertain future after museum closures and relocations.
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Pro-Palestine Protest Shuts Down Sea Cliff Bridge
Pro-Palestine protesters shut down Sea Cliff Bridge in Wollongong on Sunday, marching across the iconic landmark to demand Australian sanctions on Israel.
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