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Only 1% of chemical compounds have been discovered – here's how we search for others that could change the world

The universe is flooded with billions of chemicals, each a tiny pinprick of potential. And we’ve only identified 1% of them. Scientists believe undiscovered chemical compounds could help remove greenhouse gases, or trigger a medical breakthrough much like penicillin did.

The Conversation

The 10 best superhero games that you should play today

From Batman: Arkham to Marvel's Spider-Man 2, here's our pick of the best superhero games that you should play right now

GamesRadar

‘Atrocious behaviour’: visitors accused of sabotaging Batley library £1 book sale

Volunteer says some people decided ‘all stock was available to take’ despite his protestations at West Yorkshire event

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Paloma Faith opens up over ‘pretty personal’ new track about separating from ex-husband

Paloma Faith has opened up about her “pretty personal” new single about her separation from husband Leyman Lahcine - adding it is “weird” seeing her daughters sing and dance along to the track “without grasping what it is about”.

Evening Standard

Q&A: Filmmaker Fisher Stevens Talks ‘Beckham’ Netflix Documentary

The director behind the latest great sports doc goes all in on David Beckham, Man United and the phone call from an Oscar-winning actor that convinced him to sign on.

Sports Illustrated

The 'yes' campaign is generating the most media and social media content. Yet, it continues to trail in the polls

With almost a third of votes cast already in postal and pre-poll voting for the Voice to Parliament referendum, the “yes” campaign is ramping up its advertising and media efforts. Both campaigns are in the home straight ahead of Saturday’s crucial ballot.

The Conversation

Check out the prehistoric 'prawn' at Parliament House

'I hate to be the killjoy, but it's not a prawn,' scientist reveals.

The Canberra Times

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Another iconic Nintendo series is getting the Lego treatment soon

Nintendo and Lego are teaming up again for another crossover featuring an iconic series, and this time, it’s Animal Crossing

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Lego's ESG dilemma: Why an abandoned plan to use recycled plastic bottles is a wake-up call for supply chain sustainability

Lego, the world’s largest toy manufacturer, has built a reputation not only for the durability of its bricks, designed to last for decades, but also for its substantial investment in sustainability. The company has pledged US$1.4 billion to reduce carbon emissions by 2025, despite netting annual profits of just over…

The Conversation

LEGO vs Playmobil – my kid plays with both and here's what's really worth your money and why

LEGO vs Playmobil – here's what's worth buying and why

GoodToKnow

Tan France on eyeing up a London move, British comfort foods and whether Queer Eye is coming to the UK

EXCLUSIVE: The Netflix star, 40, revealed he has been asking Queer Eye bosses to bring the show to the British Isles

Evening Standard

Lego ditches recycled plastic plans, says it is not better for the environment

Lego is still pledging to reach net zero by 2050

Evening Standard

Lego’s big plan to make bricks out of recycled plastic bottles would have actually made emissions worse

The company's CEO told the FT the equipment needed to create climate-friendly RPET would have been more harmful than keeping its oil-based bricks.

Fortune

Toymaker Lego to stick to its quest to find sustainable materials despite failed recycle attempt

Denmark’s Lego says it remains committed to its quest to find sustainable materials to reduce carbon emissions, even after an experiment by the world’s largest toymaker to use recycled bottles did not work

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Lego abandons effort to make bricks from recycled plastic bottles

Danish company says complications with non-oil-based materials would have entailed higher total carbon emissions

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The best logos of the 1950s

Discover the best logos of the '50s, an era of unbridled optimism.

Zenger

Do Your Children Understand Global Warming?

A poll of 750 children aged six to 12 found only 40% understand what global warming is.

Louder

Black Friday music deals 2024: From merch and collectibles, to headphones and vinyl, bag a bargain with our top picks

This year's Black Friday is only a matter of hours away and we're covering all the biggest and best music deals. Read on for shopping tips, FAQs and more sweet-sounding discounts

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Cash for clutter: how to make money from what’s in the attic

From collectible Lego to vinyl, the unloved items around your home could be worth thousands

The Guardian - UK

Wegovy: the slimming drug that keeps Denmark’s economy growing

Novo Nordisk, the maker of the blockbuster obesity injection, has singlehandedly saved the country from recession

Motor1

See Lego Car Tackle Obstacles Using A Continuously Variable Transmission

It seamlessly switches to a higher gear ratio when it encounters resistance.

Evening Standard

Best stocking fillers for kids to start Christmas right

Small but mighty gifts that won’t fail to delight

The Conversation

Lego releases braille bricks – here's how five other brands could make their toys more accessible

Lego has announced that its braille bricks – already popular among services and schools serving visually impaired children – are now available for public purchase.

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The best Google Doodles ever

We look back at the most fun designs from across the decades.

The Canberra Times

What happens to a Lifeline book donation?

It's mostly volunteers who receive, sort, price and box books.

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