A territory's explosive celebrations are back on track after a seized shipment of fireworks was released, ensuring the beloved event is not a fizzer.
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Fireworks on way to ensure Territory Day isn’t a fizzer
WA livestock industry buoyed by NZ flock decline, as prices are set to rise
WA sheep farmers could see the greatest benefit nationally from New Zealand flock decline thanks to basic laws of supply and demand.
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GRDC and partners invest $11m into CSIRO mouse management research
Mouse activity, and threat it presents to Australian grain growers, will be tackled by CSIRO with an $11 million joint investment from the Grains Research & Development Corporation and partners.
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Albany Cycle Club hosts inaugural Gravel Gauntlet with Vince Bascombe riding fastest on 23km course
The Albany Cycle Club hosted their inaugural running of the Gravel Gauntlet on Saturday, with 12 riders lining up to tackle the 23km gravel track
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Vietnam scraps two-child policy to combat falling birthrate
Vietnam has scrapped its longstanding two-child policy as it aims to reverse its declining birthrate and ease the pressure from an ageing society. All restrictions were removed this week, and couples will be free to have as many children as they choose, according to Vietnamese media. Minister of Health Dao Hong Lan said that a […]
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Atwood’s hit on intentional walk attempt gives Texas a 2-1 win over Texas Tech in WCWS finals opener
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Reese Atwood hit a go-ahead, two-run single for Texas in the sixth inning, and the Longhorns beat the Red Raiders 2-1 in Game 1 of the Women’s College World Series finals on Wednesday night. Teagan Kavan pitched a three-hitter for Texas (54-11), which can secure its first national title with a […]
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New Angel City coach Alex Straus sees communication as key to building winning culture
Alexander Straus was fewer than two weeks from his first training session as Angel City FC coach. Yet, Angel City CEO and co-founder Julie Uhrman wanted to see her new manager at work. She flew to Portugal, where Straus was completing his three-season stint as FC Bayern Munich coach — a club the 49-year-old Norwegian […]
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Trump Pushes to Restrict Harvard’s International Students From Entering U.S.
President Trump said on Wednesday that he would prevent Harvard University’s international students from entering the country, an aggressive move the school called “illegal.” Mr. Trump, in the same proclamation, also urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to consider revoking current visas for Harvard students. The extraordinary action marks the first time Mr. Trump has […]
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He Attended Prayer Meetings in the White House. Now He’s Chairman of a Gaza Aid Group.
As the world condemned the killings this week of dozens of hungry Palestinians near U.S.-backed aid sites in Gaza, the group responsible for distributing that aid quietly appointed a new leader: an evangelical Christian with ties to the Trump administration. The group, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which was founded last year, announced on Tuesday that […]
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Crockett: Dems ‘Actually Care and We Love,’ GOP Lacks Compassion
Wednesday on MSNBC’s “The Weeknight,” Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) said Democrats “actually care,” while Republicans like Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) lacked compassion. Crockett said, “So now that there’s like the family infighting, we see, you know, even Elon Musk coming, he can’t get out of the Twitter. Right? Like he is talking about the bill and […]
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