South Korea launches first military spy satellite
Immediately following Pyongyang's launch of its very own first surveillance satellite a week ago, South Korea's first military spy satellite was successfully launched by...
Why UK is witnessing royal race row again?
The royal race controversy that began more than two years ago, when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex disclosed to Oprah Winfrey that a...
Australia-EU talks on uniting Israel-Hamas after war
It has been stated by a top official that Australia and the European Union are now engaged in discussions for "the day after" the...
Renewable shift slows in Australia, ‘attractive’ funds at risk
The Albanese government has been cautioned by industry super funds that Australia's energy transformation runs the risk of slipping behind as large funds pursue...
After Mallacoota, another town to get isolated due to floods in Australia
A landslide that occurred in the aftermath of a flood that occurred throughout eastern Australia has isolated a village Mallacoota, and now floods are...
As Gabba rebuilds, work starts on temporary 20,000-seat stadium in Brisbane
During the time that the Gabba is being rebuilt, a proposal to enhance Brisbane's showgrounds with a temporary stadium that has 20,000 seats has...
New Zealand must manage E coli pollution levels
The findings of a recent study on the quality of freshwater in New Zealand have drawn a dismal picture. The study came to the...
Google to pay $73m a year to Canada for news publish
Under the terms of new agreement, Google will continue to include links to news stories in search results, and the internet giant will pay...
North Korea moves weapons near South Korea
According to the defense ministry in Seoul, North Korea has begun the process of rebuilding guard posts and stationing heavy weaponry along its border...
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