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Australia’s Gender Pay Gap: Women Earn 78 Cents for Every Dollar

The gender pay gap in Australia has been laid bare, with new data showing men earn $28,425 more than women on average. Released today by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), the

Karmactive Staff

March 4, 2025

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Australia·Disaster

Cyclone Alfred: 120 km/h Winds, 400mm Rain, 4 Million Without Power

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is heading for Queensland’s coast, expected to make landfall between Brisbane and Noosa late Thursday or early Friday. Currently a category two system, Alfred threatens to bring winds up

Govind Tekale

March 4, 2025

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Business·News

Hyundai Recalls 8,794 ix35 SUVs (2012-2013) for Fire Risk

Hyundai has issued an urgent recall for almost 9,000 ix35 vehicles manufactured between 2012 and 2013 due to a serious fire hazard. The recall stems from a manufacturing defect where brake fluid

Sunita Somvanshi

March 4, 2025

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Agriculture

South Sudan’s Excelsa Coffee: Climate-Resilient Crop Faces Export Challenges Amid Conflict

In western South Sudan, Catherine Bashiama carefully examines her coffee tree, searching for the first fruit buds since planting it three years ago. Finding small cherries, she smiles with pride. This mother

Govind Tekale

March 4, 2025

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Energy·News·USA·Water

Alabama Power Fiber Drilling Drains 8 Wells in Vandiver: Homeowners Sue Power Company Over Aquifer Damage

Alabama Power’s fiber optic drilling project in Vandiver, Alabama has left multiple homes without running water since January 2025, sparking a lawsuit from affected residents. The drilling, conducted by contractor REM Directional

Sunita Somvanshi

March 4, 2025

Drink container recycling technology. Photo source: TOMRA.

Canada·News·Plastic

Quebec’s Plastic Deposit Expansion Sees 47 Centers Open vs. 200 Promised, 25K Bottles Flood Montreal in 48 Hours

Quebec’s Plastic Bottle Deposit System Expansion: Day One Reality Check When Quebec flipped the switch on March 1, 2025, adding over one billion plastic beverage containers to its deposit-refund system, the environmental

Rahul Somvanshi

March 3, 2025

Australia·Aviation·News

Qantas Flight QF643 Returns to Sydney After 18-Minute Delay as Cockpit Smoke Triggers PAN Call and Safe Emergency Landing with Zero Injuries

A Qantas Boeing 737-800 traveling from Sydney to Perth executed an emergency landing on Monday morning after smoke was detected in the cockpit minutes after takeoff, prompting immediate safety protocols and highlighting

Rahul Somvanshi

March 3, 2025

Lunar lander on moon surface. Photo Source: Fireflyspace.

News·Space

Firefly’s Blue Ghost Moon Landing: 2.8M Mile Journey, 27GB Downlink, 10 NASA Instruments

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lander touched down on lunar soil at 3:34 a.m. EST Sunday, achieving what few nations—and no private companies—have accomplished: a stable, upright landing on the Moon’s surface. “You

Rahul Somvanshi

March 2, 2025

Representative Image: A cityscape covered in heavy smog, with high-rise buildings and construction cranes barely visible in the background. The scene suggests severe air pollution, likely due to industrial activities or coal dependency. Photo Source: Kevin Dooley (CC BY 2.0)

China·Pollution

China’s 2025 Plan: Eliminating Severe Air Pollution Amid Coal Dependency

China wants to get rid of its worst air pollution by the end of 2025. This plan comes from Li Tianwei, who leads the country’s Department of Atmospheric Environment. The Air is

Rahul Somvanshi

March 2, 2025

Representative Image: Massive sinkhole in an urban area, with buildings on the edge of the collapse. Photo Sourse: John C Bullas BSc MSc PhD MCIHT MIAT (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Forest·Nature

Brazilian Town’s Growing Sinkholes Endanger Over 1,200 Residents

Giant sinkholes are threatening to swallow parts of Buriticupu, a town of 55,000 people in the northeastern Brazilian Amazon. Local authorities declared a state of emergency in February 2025 as soil erosion

Rahul Somvanshi

March 2, 2025