Inquest scrutinises police investigation into Aboriginal mother's death By Bill Ormonde A detective has told an inquest of her frustration and regret in the way the death of an Aboriginal woman was investigated in a regional New South Wales town.

Inquest scrutinises police investigation into Aboriginal mother's death

A detective has told an inquest of her frustration and regret in the way the death of an Aboriginal woman was investigated in a regional New South ...

#Courts #IndigenousAustralians #BillOrmonde

Zelenskyy offers Ukraine land swap with Russia in talks to end war The Ukrainian president's comment come after Russia freed an American prisoner, which US president Donald Trump described as a gesture of goodwill in a bid to end the war.

Zelenskyy offers Ukraine land swap with Russia in talks to end war

The Ukrainian president's comment come after Russia freed an American prisoner, which US president Donald Trump described as a gesture of goodwill ...

#UnrestConflictandWar #WorldPolitics #ForeignAffairs

18yo man charged over cycling path wire that knocked riders from bikes An 18-year-old man will face court charged with endangering life over two incidents in Adelaide's south in which cyclists hit wire that had been strung across a bike path.

18yo man charged over cycling path wire that knocked riders from bikes

An 18-year-old man will face court charged with endangering life over two incidents in Adelaide's south in which cyclists hit wire that had been st...

#Police #Crime #Cycling

Koalas are thriving in this hotspot but researchers aren't sure why By Emma Siossian More than 60 endangered koalas have been discovered living in bushland around a dam in regional New South Wales. Ecologists and landowners are working to ensure the colony continues to thrive.

Koalas are thriving in this hotspot but researchers aren't sure why

More than 60 endangered koalas have been discovered living in bushland around a dam in regional New South Wales. Ecologists and landowners are work...

#EndangeredandProtectedSpecies #Animals #Conservation #BeefCattleFarming #EmmaSiossian

Why it's 'easier to get a permit to destroy nature' than fix it By Michael Slezak Australia has big ambitions for restoring its degraded environment, but the very regulations meant to protect nature could be thwarting that progress.

Environmental protection laws are stopping nature from being repaired

Australia has big ambitions for restoring its degraded environment, but the very regulations meant to protect nature could be thwarting that progress.

#Environment #Nature #GovernmentandPolitics #MichaelSlezak

How WWE got a chokehold on American politics in the age of Trump By Rhiannon Stevens The long hair and sparkly spandex of professional wrestling might seem a long way from the hallowed halls of the Capitol, but perhaps they have more in common than you'd think.

The WWE tactics Trump has been using to win over voters

The long hair and sparkly spandex of professional wrestling might seem a long way from the hallowed halls of the Capitol, but perhaps they have mor...

#WorldPolitics #Wrestling #GovernmentandPolitics #RhiannonStevens

Laken Riley's murder became a MAGA rallying cry. Now it's a backdrop to Trump's mass deportation plans By Barbara Miller A young American nursing student was attacked and killed by an undocumented immigrant during her morning jog. Her name was made into a campaign cry for Donald Trump's mass deportation policy.

'Say her name': How a nursing student's murder was made into a MAGA campaign cry

A young American nursing student was attacked and killed by an undocumented immigrant during her morning jog. Her name was made into a campaign cry...

#USElections #Homicide #Courts #BarbaraMiller

Beirut's famous waterfront taken over by people fleeing Israeli air strikes By Eric Tlozek About 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes by Israel's bombardment and invasion, the Lebanese government says. They fill the public spaces around Beirut – footpaths, squares, churchyards and schools.

'Look at what happened to us': Beirut's streets fill with injured and homeless after Israeli strikes

About 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes by Israel's bombardment and invasion, the Lebanese government says. They fill the public...

#ArmedConflict #WorldPolitics #ForeignAffairs #EricTlozek

Race to seal underground mine as fire burns out of control By Danielle Jesser and Meecham Philpott An underground inferno is pumping out clouds of black smoke as mine workers and emergency services attempt to starve it of oxygen to extinguish it.

Residents warned to stay indoors amid battle to stop underground mine inferno, as black smoke fills sky

An underground inferno is pumping out clouds of black smoke in Central Queensland as emergency services try to extinguish it, with experts warning ...

#Fires #MiningRural #EmergencyEvacuation #DanielleJesser #MeechamPhilpott

Single-copy Wu-Tang Clan album once owned by 'pharma bro' Martin Shkreli to be played to vistors at Mona By Clancy Balen Few people have ever heard the world's most expensive album, but a lucky few visitors to the Mona gallery in Hobart will get a chance.

It's the most expensive album in history and few people in the world have heard it. Now, it's coming to Tassie

Few people have ever heard Wu-Tang Clan's legendary seventh studio album. That's because only a single copy was ever made and the masters were des...

#MusicArtsandEntertainment #MusicIndustry #LibrariesMuseumsandGalleries #ClancyBalen

This type of photography involves 'anxiety and drama', but that's why Dominique loves it By Sarah Moss In autumn, the rolling green hills of Jamberoo and surrounds on the New South Wales south coast beckon to Dominique Pierre-Nina, who ventures out to capture the exquisite light with his large format camera.

This type of photography involves 'anxiety and drama', but that's why Dominique loves it

In autumn, the rolling green hills of Jamberoo and surrounds on the New South Wales south coast beckon to Dominique Pierre-Nina, who ventures out t...

#Photography #FineArtPhotography #RuralMedia #SarahMoss

Piastri penalty robs Aussie of F1 front-row in Italy Oscar Piastri has shown speed all weekend at Imola, but will start the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix fifth after a penalty demoted him three grid places.

Piastri penalty robs Aussie of F1 front-row in Italy

Oscar Piastri has shown speed all weekend at Imola, but will start the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix fifth after a penalty demoted him three grid places.

#Sport #MotorSports #Formula1