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Jury hears recording of shots allegedly killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies
A New South Wales Supreme Court jury heard a recording of the three gunshots that prosecutors say killed television presenter Jesse Baird and Qantas flight attendant Luke Davies in February 2024. Baird’s mother, Helen, gave tearful testimony but did not hear the recording because, as a Crown witness, she had to remain outside court until…
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Hung parliament forecast deepens political uncertainty as Burnham pursues Chagos revival amid legitimacy questions
Electoral forecasts suggest a snap general election would produce a hung parliament, with Labour polling at 23 per cent and lacking an outright majority. The government would need to negotiate coalition arrangements with
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Goodfellas’ CEO Vincent Maraval Says Michel Hazanavicius Cut Eight Days of Production on WWI Film ‘The Third Hand’ by Using AI
Vincent Maraval, CEO of French production company Goodfellas, has highlighted artificial intelligence’s transformative impact on film production, citing how AI reduced shooting time for a major battlefield scene in Michel Hazanavicius’s WWI film “The Third Hand” from ten days to just two days. Maraval defended the technology as enabling filmmakers to tell stories they would…
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The 6 Best Comedy Shows of 2026 So Far, Ranked
The article ranks the six best comedy shows of 2026 so far, praising series that find humour in flawed characters, awkward situations and everyday discomfort rather than relying solely on broad jokes. The selections span dark relationship dramas, entertainment-industry satire and unconventional stories about family, work and parenthood, often balancing comedy with grief or personal…
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Peloton unveils foldable Tread Flex as its cheapest treadmill
Peloton is launching three updated treadmills for autumn 2026, with the $2,195 Tread Flex standing out as its first foldable and cheapest model. It folds vertically to roughly half the footprint of conventional treadmills and rolls on wheels, making it more practical for home users and beginners. The Flex includes a pivoting display, Sonos speakers,…
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Unpaid penalties, data centre rules and AI ethics row
Three-quarters of civil penalties for illegal worker hiring went unpaid. California imposes new data centre transparency rules as concerns over AI impersonation grow.
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The Hidden Worlds of Power, Politics and Secrets in It’s Darke Outside
Exposed Magazine publishes a feature exploring “It’s Darke Outside,” a crime and political thriller by Mark Harris set in London and Belfast in 1969. The novel examines hidden networks of power and private decision-making during a period of significant uncertainty in Britain, exploring the central question of how far individuals will go when convinced they…
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Meta seeks an AI-led reinvention despite unresolved safety concerns
The article examines whether Meta can reinvent itself despite its long association with privacy, safety and social-media controversies. It argues that Mark Zuckerberg’s leadership has repeatedly prioritised the next major opportunity — from the metaverse to smart glasses and artificial intelligence — while earlier concerns, particularly about child safety, have remained unresolved. Meta still operates…
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Collagen supplement maker loses £3.6m VAT appeal
Minerva Research Labs, a London-based beauty company, has lost a £3.6 million tax dispute after unsuccessfully arguing that its collagen supplement products should be classified as food rather than medicine. Judge Anne Redston of the First-tier Tribunal rejected the company’s bid to reclaim VAT paid since 2018, concluding that the products were marketed and positioned…