Alfa sprouts a surprise with sporty little SUV The Alfa Romeo romance continues in the Italian maker's latest Aussie release - but it's not quite what was expected. AAP · Dec 13, 2024
What happened to little Sara Sharif and did the UK let her down? The murdered 10-year-old’s father Urfan and stepmother Beinash Batool have been found guilty of her killing in the UK. Al Jazeera · Dec 12, 2024
The secrets of selling London's £40m homes: inside the world of ultra high-end property deals Armed security, NDAs and a dog with a nose for property. We ask London’s super-prime property agents for the secrets to selling the capital’s most expensive homes Evening Standard · Dec 12, 2024
Indigenous dancer flying from strength to strength A 17-year-old Indigenous circus performer has big dreams for her future in acrobatics, while also giving back to the community that has supported her journey. AAP · Nov 23, 2024
Iran warns European powers IAEA censure will ‘complicate’ nuclear talks Tehran reportedly offers to stop expanding high-enriched uranium stockpile during visit by UN nuclear watchdog chief. Al Jazeera · Nov 20, 2024
Barely room for a broom: tiny flat in former caretaker's cupboard for sale in Kensington One window, a mezzanine bed and not enough room to swing a cat. Is this studio’s prime location enough to tempt a buyer? Evening Standard · Nov 19, 2024
Australia's close-up, cropped from 11 million photos From Cyclone Tracy to Snowy Hydro, pictures by a government photography unit captured life in Australia over more than 50 years. AAP · Nov 15, 2024
World’s largest coral discovered in Pacific near Solomon Islands Scientists say coral ‘pulsing with life and colour’ is 300 years old and three times larger than previous record holder. Al Jazeera · Nov 14, 2024
Houthis launch missile, drone attacks on US warships off Yemen’s coast The Iran-backed group launched drones, fired missiles at two US warships in an hours-long attack, the Pentagon says. Al Jazeera · Nov 13, 2024
Rot, romance and renovations: the reality of buying a cheap old house on Instagram From Germany to Japan, people are buying up draughty churches, leaky hotels and asbestos-filled schools for peanuts and turning them into dream homes. They can be as big as 40,000 sq ft – but are they always a great deal? The Guardian - UK · Oct 29, 2024
Time Team to carry out second dig at Sutton Hoo next year A dig this summer was carried out near the visitor centre at the Suffolk site. The Independent UK · Oct 22, 2024
Hybrids demoted to make way for electric Uber rides Rideshare giant Uber is making changes to encourage more drivers to adopt electric vehicles, including knocking hybrid cars out of 'green' service. AAP · Oct 9, 2024
AI-powered satellites to search for Aussie bushfires A satellite constellation powered by artificial intelligence and machine-learning technology will launch from next year, watching the world for small fires. AAP · Sep 16, 2024
London leavers: 'Moving our family to Leigh-on-Sea has changed my outlook and mental health completely' The Salems sold their flat in the suburbs and now rent a £2,000-a-month home by the sea Evening Standard · Sep 9, 2024
AAP · Sep 7, 2024 Choir takes stories the 'world needs to hear' to London An Indigenous choir, Marliya, will perform before their first international audience in October when they take their show Spinifex Gum to London.
Al Jazeera · Aug 24, 2024 Russia and Ukraine swap 115 prisoners each in UAE-mediated exchange It is the first such exchange since Ukraine launched a surprise incursion into Russia’s Kursk region on August 6.
The Independent UK · Aug 21, 2024 Ukrainian comedian ‘frustrated’ by ‘lack of attention’ at Edinburgh Fringe Exclusive: ‘Only one show touches on the biggest war happening in Europe right now’
AAP · Aug 8, 2024 Indigenous fashion celebrated as award winners crowned Some of the First Nations fashion industry's highest achievers have been celebrated in an awards ceremony in the Northern Territory.
The Independent UK · Aug 2, 2024 Putin’s hitman, spies and a credit card fraudster: The prisoners returned to Russia in historic swap While there is only one known assassin among them, all of the Russians exchanged in Thursday’s trade have unique, and in most cases, quite surreal, backstories, reports Justin Rohrlich
AAP · Jul 30, 2024 Land clearing taking a deadly toll on wildlife: report A report by Greenpeace and the RSPCA has found 100 million native animals are displaced, hurt or killed in Queensland and NSW each year due to land clearing.
AAP · Jul 29, 2024 Academy on a mission to rethink keeping kids in school The creators of an education program that keeps young people in school and engaged by better supporting them want their methodology rolled out nationally.
AAP · Jul 27, 2024 Scuba artists take a deep dive to draw inspiration A Queensland artist and dive enthusiast is hosting drawing sessions at the Museum of Underwater Art on the Great Barrier Reef - waterproof paper supplied.
AAP · Jul 24, 2024 Games village no longer earmarked for social housing At least 2000 dwellings to be built for a major Brisbane 2032 Olympic athletes' village will not be offered as temporary social housing prior to the Games.
The Independent UK · Jul 17, 2024 Architectural designer Charlie Luxton on the beautiful ‘time travel’ of restoring historic buildings into dream homes Luxton fronts the latest series of the Great British Home Restoration, turning everything from Elizabethan farmhouses and Victorian barns into homes.
AAP · Jul 13, 2024 'Really sad' SailGP final leaving San Fran: Slingsby Australia will need to confront its weaknesses when SailGP relocates its grand final from San Francisco next season.