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One Nation politician who sparked outrage over ‘false flag’ comment about Bondi attack praises US conspiracy theorist in resurfaced video
A resurfaced video has renewed scrutiny of One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts after he was filmed praising an American conspiracy theorist, adding to controversy that erupted when he suggested the Bondi Beach attack may have been a “false flag” incident. The remarks have drawn fresh criticism of Roberts, who has a long history of promoting…
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Revealed: Alarming reasons behind Britain’s alcohol death crisis – according to the scientists that spotted the surge in victims (and it’s not just Covid)
A Daily Mail report highlights concerns among scientists over a sustained rise in alcohol-related deaths across Britain, with researchers pointing to factors beyond the Covid-19 pandemic as drivers of the crisis. The article frames this as part of a wider pattern of health experts identifying and explaining a surge in alcohol-related fatalities in recent years,…
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Australian police reveal unseen photos 25 years after British backpacker murder
Police hope the images could jog memories that will help them find the body of Peter Falconio.
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This is my 3rd time playing EVE Online’s upcoming extraction shooter little brother, and it finally feels like it’s coming together—all without the ambitious crossover features it was made for
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WWE’s Paul Heyman takes swipe at Conor McGregor injury on ‘Monday Night Raw’
WWE veteran Paul Heyman used a segment on “Monday Night Raw” to mock UFC fighter Conor McGregor’s injury record, as he addressed The Vision faction following their ringside victory over Otis and Akira Tozawa. The remark drew attention because Heyman, long regarded as one of wrestling’s sharpest talkers, appeared to be positioning himself apart from…
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Major twist in Alan Jones case as prosecutors withdraw four charges just weeks before his trial
Prosecutors have withdrawn four charges against Australian broadcaster Alan Jones just weeks before he was due to stand trial, marking a significant development in the long-running sexual abuse case against him. The move alters the scope of the prosecution ahead of proceedings in a Sydney court, though the case against Jones is continuing on the…
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Colombian national killed by ICE agent during operation in Maine
An ICE agent fatally shot a Colombian national during an immigration enforcement operation in Biddeford, Maine, marking the second deadly use of force by the agency against a migrant within a week, following a similar incident in Texas. The shooting has sparked protests in Biddeford and outside a senator’s office, and raised questions after conflicting…
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Vietnam’s Skyline Media Schedules North America, International Rollout For ‘Mr. Hero’
Vietnamese comedy-drama “Mr. Hero” is set for a broad international rollout after premiering at the New York Asian Film Festival, with Vietnam’s Skyline Media handling overseas sales and distribution. The film, produced by three Vietnamese companies alongside Fremantle’s Singapore-based Beach House Pictures, tackles the sensitive social issue of online charity fraud through the story of…
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Australia warned it needs more immigration to cope with future problem: ‘It’s going to be very hard to turn around’
Australia has been warned it will need to significantly boost immigration to offset a record-low birth rate, according to demographic experts citing new figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The warning centres on concerns that a shrinking working-age population, driven by falling fertility, could undermine economic growth and strain the country’s ability to fund…
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Culture Amp rocked by lawsuit: $300k-a-year AI worker says he was sacked after complaining colleague took credit for his work – why company says his claims are ’embarrassing’
Culture Amp, the Australian workplace software company, is facing a lawsuit in Australia’s Federal Court from a former employee who claims he was dismissed after raising concerns that a colleague had taken credit for his work. The worker, who reportedly earned around $300,000 a year in an artificial intelligence role, alleges his sacking followed his…