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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Visually Impaired Newcastle Singer Calls for Better Venue Accessibility
Newcastle singer Connor Wink, with Vision Australia, urges live music venues to improve accessibility for blind and vision-impaired patrons.
Geelong Advertiser Marks 185 Years of Journalism
Geelong Advertiser celebrates 185 years of journalism, marking nearly two centuries of news coverage in Australia.
Person Dies After Being Struck By Train at Sandgate
A person died after being struck by a train at Sandgate early Tuesday, disrupting Newcastle train services.
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Drag Icon Reveals Wollongong's Secret 1980s Gay Scene
Grant Barnes, aka Dee Dee La'mar, shares memories of Wollongong's underground gay scene in the 1980s, including venues, safe sex education, and a library scanning event.
Newcastle Fringe 2026 Promises Triple the Unfiltered Art and Creativity
Newcastle Fringe 2026 returns with three weekends of unfiltered performances, launching March 14 with free street party Fringe Feast.
Far-right parties win nearly quarter of European votes
Far-right parties now capture nearly a quarter of votes across Europe, according to a new analysis, reflecting a surge in support over the past decade.
UK Seaside Towns Fear End of Coastguard Payments
UK seaside towns fear the impact of ending coastguard callout payments, which could affect volunteer numbers and safety along the coast.
Paris Heatwave: Ban Alcohol at Public Events?
As Paris swelters through a record heatwave, experts urge cities to restrict alcohol sales at public events to prevent heat-related deaths and hospitalizations.
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Trump Using Vance as Fall Guy for Iran War: Podcast
A new podcast claims Trump is positioning JD Vance as the fall guy if tensions with Iran escalate into war, analyzing political dynamics ahead of 2026.
Dettol Apologises After Ad Backlash in China Over 'Toxic Men'
Dettol has apologised after an advert in China featuring a man seeking a 'clean and untouched' woman sparked widespread backlash, with over 80 million views on Weibo.
Eastern Australia Weather: Victoria Braces for Rain, Snow
A busy weather pattern unfolds across eastern Australia; Victoria faces rain and alpine snow later next week after a dry start.
Bird Flu Confirmed in Second Australian State, Cases Rise to Three
Deadly H5 bird flu has been confirmed in South Australia and Western Australia after a migratory seabird tested positive. A suspected fourth case is under investigation.
Philippines Blocks Gorebox Game After Deadly School Shooting
Philippines blocks Gorebox gaming app after a school shooting killed three and injured 20, citing links to violence and online radicalization.
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UK Landscape Protection Strategies for Hotter World
As global temperatures rise, the UK faces urgent challenges to protect its landscapes. This article explores adaptation strategies, including rewilding, water management, and policy changes.
Robert Irwin Joins Prince William for Earthshot Prize Event
Robert Irwin was spotted with Prince William in London for the Earthshot Prize Impact Assembly, representing Australia at the environmental event.
Europe Braces for Record-Breaking Heatwave, Red Alerts Issued
Europe faces another day of unprecedented heatwave. Italy declares red alert in 16 cities, UK expects 40C. France records hottest day. Netherlands, Poland, Croatia, Hungary issue warnings.
Documenting Ireland's Vanishing Boglands
Ireland's peat bogs, holding millennia of climate history, are vanishing due to extraction and climate change, prompting urgent documentation efforts by scientists and photographers.
Britain Swelters in Record Heatwave, Topping 1976 Highs
Britain is enduring its most intense heatwave on record, with temperatures exceeding the historic 1976 highs, prompting health warnings and transport disruptions.
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PNG Bans Australian Chicken Imports Over H5N1 Cases
Papua New Guinea has suspended imports of Australian chicken meat and eggs after two H5N1 bird flu cases were confirmed in wild birds in Western Australia, despite no evidence of broader spread or poultry industry infections.
Secret Island Evokes Swallows and Amazons Magic
A hidden island off the coast of England offers a wild escape reminiscent of Arthur Ransome's classic children's book, with untouched nature and a sense of adventure.
Kenya Free Me Game Targets Gender Violence
Kenya has launched 'Free Me', a mobile game designed to educate young people about gender-based violence, aiming to reduce incidents through interactive learning.
Sperm Whale Dialects Found in Mediterranean
Scientists have detected distinct sperm whale dialects in the Mediterranean Sea for the first time, revealing unique cultural groups among the endangered population.
How Brexit Still Haunts Britain's Politics and Economy
Ten years after the EU referendum, Brexit continues to shape Britain's political landscape and economic struggles, with lasting divisions and trade barriers.
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North Korea has significantly expanded its nuclear program, new satellite images reveal, raising concerns about its capabilities and regional stability.
Brexit Podcast: Britain's EU Departure Retrospective
A new Guardian podcast revisits Britain's Brexit journey, exploring key moments and impacts since the EU referendum, with insights from Andy Burnham and others.
Oral health key to Indigenous wellbeing, study finds
Indigenous Australians view oral health as integral to holistic wellbeing, yet face higher rates of tooth decay and discrimination, according to new research published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
LineShine Supercomputer Named World's Fastest
China's LineShine supercomputer has been ranked the world's fastest in the Top500 list, surpassing US machines for the first time since 2017, achieving 2.198 exaflops.
Crimea Locks Down as Putin Admits Drone Stream
Crimea has imposed a lockdown after Putin acknowledged a huge stream of Ukrainian drones entering the peninsula, marking a significant escalation in the war.
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How the Dalai Lama Became the Dalai Lama: Tibetan Buddhism History
The Living Buddha reincarnation system in Tibetan Buddhism originated with Karma Pakshi in 1283 and has been subject to central government approval since the Yuan dynasty.
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