HMS Medway fires 120 rounds in Falklands drill
The Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Medway fired 120 rounds from its 30mm cannon during a live-fire training exercise in the South Atlantic, drawing a protest from Argentina and adding a new
Supermarket fridge cyberattacks hit Europe’s cold chain
Cyberattacks targeting commercial refrigeration systems in supermarkets have been confirmed across multiple European countries, with operators in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia, and France all reporting incidents in which freezer temperatures were remotely manipulated and food safety was compromised. The attack method
King Charles’s Caribbean tour takes in Antigua’s 45th anniversary
King Charles visited Antigua and Barbuda in October and November 2026 for the country’s 45th independence anniversary. Queen Camilla was scheduled to join him
Cyclone Murasu makes landfall near Ongole, six days after Arnab
If you live on the Andhra Pradesh coast, or farm there, the next few days matter. Severe Cyclonic Storm Murasu made landfall near Ongole
Australia’s First Indigenous Co-Designed Marine Park Protects 204,000 Hectares of Kimberley Sea Country
Australia’s first marine park co-designed with Traditional Owners has been finalized in Western Australia. The Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park covers 204,000 hectares in the Kimberley’s Buccaneer Archipelago, protecting an area about
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Australia Recalls 7,301 Tesla Model Y EVs Over Window Safety Defect that ‘Increases Risk of Injury’
Australia’s federal transport department has issued a recall for all 2025 Tesla Model Y vehicles due to a potentially dangerous window fault. The recall affects 7,301 electric SUVs sold in Australia, the
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Bengal Cat Import Bid Called ‘Sheer Lunacy’ as Feral Cats Already Kill 1.5 Billion Native Animals Yearly
An application to allow Bengal cats back into Australia has sparked strong opposition from environmental groups who warn these hybrid animals could worsen the country’s already severe feral cat problem. The Department
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Aerobic Exercise Preserves Brain Volume in Stroke Survivors, Potentially Reducing Dementia Risk
Stroke survivors face an increased risk of developing dementia, but new research offers hope through a simple intervention: exercise. A Monash University-led study, published in JAMA Network Open and presented at the
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“Methane 80 Times More Powerful Than CO2″: Darwin LNG’s Two-Decade Leak Called “Major Environmental Issue”
Freedom of Information documents obtained by Environment Centre NT reveal Santos’ liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility has been leaking methane for nearly two decades, with multiple regulators aware but failing to
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Queensland Cancels $9.8B Gold Coast Light Rail Extension
The Queensland government has cancelled plans to extend the Gold Coast light rail from Burleigh Heads to Coolangatta, citing massive cost increases and strong community opposition. Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie announced the
ACCC Chair: ‘Protecting Competition Extremely Important’ as Vegetable Suppliers Face $50M Cartel Penalties Over Price-Fixing
Australia’s competition watchdog has launched Federal Court action against four major vegetable suppliers and three executives for allegedly fixing prices on everyday staples sold to ALDI stores across the eastern states. Veggie
Afghanistan’s 6.0 Earthquake Kills 500+: ‘Never Seen Such a Strong Quake’ as Remote Villages Destroyed
A powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late Sunday night, killing hundreds and leaving many more injured across remote mountain villages. The quake hit at 11:47 PM local time with its
Great White Shark Plays ‘Chicken’ with Nova Scotia Divers
A routine dive turned extraordinary last week when two scuba divers came face-to-face with a great white shark near Hubbards, Nova Scotia. Last Wednesday, 75-year-old visitor John Brooks and his guide Eric
31 PFAS Types Found in Sydney Tap Water, 21 Previously Undetected
Scientists at the University of New South Wales have discovered 31 types of PFAS chemicals in Sydney’s tap water, with 21 of these never before detected in Australian drinking water. The findings,