How one couple built a racetrack so disabled dogs could live their best lives
In the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside, there is a learner driver centre unlike any you have ever seen. [Continue Reading]
Qatar Red Crescent Distributes Thousands of Meals and Dates in Ramadan Aid Drive
The Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has launched its 'Keep Your Balance Of Good Deeds Alive Ramadan Campaign 1447 AH,' providing food and support to vulnerable communities during Ramadan. Volunteers have distributed 350 snack meals daily at Doha’s Katara Cultural Village, targeting visitors and drivers during the Maghreb iftar period. This effort marks the third consecutive year of the initiative with the help of Lulu Hypermarket. In addition to meal distributions, QRCS extended its aid by delivering 21 tons of dates to expatriate workers and others in need across multiple locations. These efforts aim to promote social cohesion and solidarity... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 22:57
Ecuador to Launch Military Operation Against Criminal Organizations with US Support
The government of Ecuador, under the leadership of President Daniel Noboa, is poised to launch a significant military operation against criminal organizations within its borders, scheduled to commence over the weekend. This offensive has garnered support from the United States, signaling a strategic shift in Ecuador's approach to combating escalating crime rates linked to drug trafficking and organized crime. In a recent interview on Ecuador's Radio Centro, Interior Minister John Reimberg highlighted this upcoming military campaign as a departure from previous tactics aimed primarily at dismantling the leadership of criminal groups. He noted, "Last year, we dedicated ourselves to catching... [Continue Reading]
RCMP Arrest Driver and Four Migrants Near Emerson in Border Crossing Sting
On December 5, 2025, officers from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Integrated Border Enforcement Team (IBET) working alongside U.S. Border Patrol detected and intercepted a suspicious vehicle approximately 10 kilometers west of Emerson, Manitoba. The vehicle fled upon seeing officers but was stopped, resulting in the arrest of the male driver. In close proximity to the interception site, four migrants were found and detained without incident. They have since been handed over to the Canadian Border Services Agency in Emerson for further immigration processing. This incident underscores increased migrant attempts to cross the Canada-U.S. border in rural Manitoba, posing ongoing... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 20:48
Chinchilla residents warned of imminent flooding as Charleys Creek expected to overflow due to heavy rains
Residents in Chinchilla, Queensland, are facing an urgent crisis as authorities have issued a warning of imminent flooding. The situation escalated rapidly as local waterways are projected to peak, particularly Charleys Creek, which is expected to experience significant overflow due to recent heavy rains. The region bracing for these conditions includes central Queensland, where residents have expressed mounting concern for their homes and local businesses. As reported, the peak water level at the Burnett River in Bundaberg reached 7.4 meters, prompting warnings for Chinchilla. Notably, local pub owner Peter Sullivan has been monitoring these developments closely, predicting that the river... [Continue Reading]
Mary's Harbour RCMP arrests man for possession of stolen property, flight from police
On March 9, 2026, Mary’s Harbour RCMP responded to a report of a stolen pickup truck taken from a home in Port Hope Simpson, Newfoundland and Labrador. At approximately 7:45 p.m., officers spotted the vehicle traveling toward St. Lewis and attempted to pull it over, but the driver fled. The chase lasted nearly an hour, with RCMP officers from Forteau assisting in tracking the vehicle. The suspect finally stopped near Red Bay where police arrested him without further incident. The man, identified as 38-year-old Simon Garceau from Fermont, Quebec, was transported back to Mary’s Harbour to face charges including possession... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 18:18
Argentina grants asylum to Brasília rioter in move that may sway Brazil vote
Decision to shield pro-Bolsonaro truck driver sentenced for 8 January 2023 attack could inflame Brazil election politicsArgentina has granted asylum to a Brazilian fugitive convicted for his role in 2023 pro-Bolsonaro riots – a decision that analysts say could reverberate in Brazil’s upcoming presidential election.A week after Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil’s president, took office, hundreds of people ransacked Brazil’s congress building, presidential palace and supreme court on 8 January 2023, in an attempt to overturn former president Jair Bolsonaro’s electoral defeat. Investigators later concluded the attacks were the culmination of a broader plot aimed at staging a coup.... [Continue Reading]
29-year-old man charged following flight from police
On March 6, 2026, at around 1:38 a.m., Sussex RCMP officers attempted to stop a vehicle near Havelock, New Brunswick, due to a Motor Vehicle Act violation. The driver, a 29-year-old man from Three Rivers, fled in the vehicle, which was driving erratically on a gravel road before crashing into a ditch. The driver then fled on foot, but the female passenger, aged 38, was detained at the scene. New Brunswick RCMP’s Police Dog Services were called to track the fleeing suspect. The driver was subsequently located and arrested without further incident. He is now facing charges related to evading... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 13:06
US military destroys 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions over shipping lane security
Recent military actions have escalated tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping lane for global oil supplies. The US military confirmed that it has targeted and destroyed 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels near this vital waterway, following reports of Iran laying several mines in the region. This area, only 21 miles wide at its most narrow point, is a critical passageway for approximately one-fifth of the world's oil supply, making the recent developments particularly concerning for global markets. The US military's actions were prompted by rising intelligence reports indicating that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had begun laying... [Continue Reading]
RCMP traffic stop leads to arrest and cannabis product seizure
On March 7, 2026, Nova Scotia RCMP Metro Traffic Services conducted a routine traffic stop on Hwy. 102 near Fall River that led to the arrest of a 26-year-old man from Truro. Officers detected illegal cannabis products inside the vehicle, which triggered a search and subsequent seizure of the contraband. The cannabis was reportedly bound for sale at an unauthorized storefront. The accused was charged with Possession of Proceeds of Crime under the Criminal Code and four counts under the Cannabis Control Act. After being released on bail, he is scheduled to appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court at a later... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 12:57
March Mountie minute
In Pemberton, British Columbia, the Sea to Sky RCMP has initiated a focused campaign throughout March addressing distracted driving and seatbelt usage. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will conduct frequent seatbelt checkpoints and increased patrols to catch distracted drivers, who divert their attention from the road while operating vehicles. This crackdown responds to a seasonal uptick in cyclists and pedestrians sharing the roads due to warmer weather, heightening the risk of collisions. Distracted driving includes any activity that diverts attention from driving, such as using mobile devices, which significantly endangers drivers, passengers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. Authorities warn that failing... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 12:51
Drone attack in Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, kills at least three people amid ongoing violence and instability
In a tragic escalation of violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a drone attack in Goma has claimed the lives of at least three individuals. The incident occurred early on Wednesday morning at approximately 4am, within a residential neighborhood of the city. The city has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since January 2025, a situation that has contributed significantly to the region's ongoing instability. Lawrence Kanyuka, spokesperson for the M23-affiliated Congo River Alliance, accused the government of Kinshasa of orchestrating the attack. He stated on social media platform X that, “A drone attack is... [Continue Reading]
Some Glasgow Central trains resume - but station remains closed after fire
The station's low level platforms, which serve the Argyle line north of the River Clyde, have been reopened after a full site assessment [Continue Reading]
U.S. Gas Prices Jump for 11th Straight Day, and Oil Pushes Higher
Drivers are paying an average of 20 percent more at the pump since the strikes on Iran began. The global oil price was higher and stocks were mixed. [Continue Reading]
Suspected wartime grenade found in Hong Kong residential area
Hong Kong police and a bomb disposal unit were deployed to a residential area in Happy Valley on Wednesday afternoon after a driver spotted a suspected wartime grenade lodged on a hillside. Police received a report at about 1.40pm from a driver passing the Villa Monte Rosa housing estate on Stubbs Road. The device, described as being roughly the size of a lemon, was found on a slope near the luxury residential complex. Officers from the explosive ordnance disposal bureau were called to the scene... [Continue Reading]
Two protesters charged on first day of Queensland’s ‘from the river to the sea’ ban
Alleged offences occurred after pro-Palestinian activists gathered outside state parliament within hours of new laws taking effectFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTwo pro-Palestinian protesters have been charged with violating contentious new Queensland hate-speech laws, with one of them allegedly saying the banned phrase “from the river to the sea”.The arrests occurred at a small protest march which started outside the state parliament building on Wednesday, just hours after the new laws, passed by parliament last week, went into effect. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Chance find reunites former cop with the protester he arrested
Ian Wright captured the Franklin River blockade on film. Forty years later, the officer who arrested him reached out. [Continue Reading]
Wednesday briefing: From missing billions to nonexistent datacentres, inside Britain’s AI drive
In today’s newsletter: Enormous investments in artificial intelligence promised to transform Labour’s growth problems. The reality is much murkierGood morning. For the last few years artificial intelligence has been heralded as the technology that will transform economies. Governments have promised billions in investment, datacentres and supercomputers, and a wave of new jobs as AI is “mainlined” into the economy. But what happens when the numbers behind those promises are examined more closely?That question sits at the centre of a series of recent investigations by the Guardian. The findings were remarkable – not least that the location for a much-trumpeted new... [Continue Reading]
Darwin told 'conserve water' amid dam crisis as consumption exceeds supply
People in Darwin, Palmerstorn and its surrounding areas will need to keep boiling water before consumption for the foreseeable future, as work to restore the Darwin River Dam's pumps continue. [Continue Reading]
Dispute over sacred site in central Queensland proceeds to civil trial
The dispute centres on the Doongmbulla Springs, near the Carmichael River in central Queensland, with traditional custodians accusing the Queensland government of failing to protect the sacred site. [Continue Reading]
'We've lost everything': Sudden flooding at Darwin River shocks residents
People have had to be rescued from croc-inhabited waters and some have lost everything following flooding in Darwin River. [Continue Reading]
Daylesford crash inquest hears doctor has concerns for driver's memory
The diabetes doctor of the driver responsible for a 2023 collision in the Victorian town of Daylesford, that killed five people, tells a coronial inquest that he is "concerned" for his patient's memory. [Continue Reading]
Communities across Top End face ongoing major flooding
The communities of Beswick and Daly River are both facing major flooding today, as Katherine River rises once again to moderate levels overnight. Despite this, many students in Katherine will be returning to school. [Continue Reading]
Woman charged after allegedly shooting at police during car chase
Senior police have praised the response of officers who arrested a female learner driver who allegedly fired at police from a car during a pursuit in South Grafton in northern NSW. [Continue Reading]
Hundreds of homes in Bundaberg at flood risk as river forecast to peak at 7.6 metres
Bundaberg regional council says the full extent of the flood impacts will not be known ‘for probably a week’Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastHundreds of homes and businesses have been inundated by major flooding in the coastal Queensland city of Bundaberg after the Burnett River burst its banks in the wake of a tropical low.The Queensland premier, David Crisafulli, said on Wednesday morning that 197 people had spent the night at an evacuation centre in Bundaberg and about 2,000 homes were without power. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Live: Roads cut off, homes without power as Bundaberg flood peak approaches
Bundaberg is facing its worst flood in more than a decade, with the Burnett River currently peaking at about 7.4 metres. Follow live. [Continue Reading]
Bundaberg residents brace as floodwater from Burnett River expected to peak this morning
The Bureau of Meteorology says rain will ease for most of Queensland today but major flooding could last for days. [Continue Reading]
Man Accused of Killing an N.Y.P.D. Officer in 2024 Goes on Trial
Guy Rivera is charged with murder in the shooting of Detective Jonathan Diller, 31. The officer’s death became a flashpoint during the presidential race. [Continue Reading]
Russia's Position Strengthens Amid Middle East Turmoil and Potential US Sanctions Easing
The geopolitical landscape is changing as Russia finds itself in a surprisingly advantageous position amid the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East. Recent discussions between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, signal a potential easing of oil sanctions as a response to soaring energy prices linked to the conflict. While it remains unclear if Russia will be directly included in any sanctions relief, such moves may pave the way for Moscow's resurgence on the world stage, marking a significant pivot in international relations. Tuesday's conversations between Trump and Putin underscored a shift in focus towards energy... [Continue Reading]
Londoners brace for more travel chaos with tube drivers to strike again
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out at midday on March 24 and 26, April 21 and 23 and May 19 and 21. [Continue Reading]
London tube drivers to strike across 12 days in spring, says RMT
Union opposed to London Underground pushing ahead with four-day week planTube drivers in London are to strike across 12 days in the spring in a row over a four-day working week, the RMT has announced.The union said that London Underground bosses were pushing ahead with plans to condense the number of working days in the week, despite their members rejecting the proposals. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
12 members of money laundering scheme exploiting Ukrainian women arrested in Spain
Spanish police arrested 12 individuals suspected of running a sophisticated money laundering scheme exploiting vulnerable Ukrainian women. The suspects coerced women into opening bank accounts, which were then used to funnel illegal funds via online gaming platforms. Authorities estimate the group laundered approximately €4.75 million. This operation highlights the vulnerability of displaced or at-risk populations, including Ukrainian women, who were targeted by criminal networks for financial exploitation. By hijacking these women’s identities and accounts, the syndicate concealed illicit profits and hindered law enforcement detection. The disruption was achieved through strong international collaboration, primarily between Spanish and Ukrainian police forces, alongside... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Mar 2026 15:10
Uber rolls out women-only option in the US
The feature allows both women riders and drivers to be matched with other women for trips on the ride-sharing app. [Continue Reading]
Texas welder called ‘highway hero’ for stopping unconscious driver
Rene Villarreal-Albe averted possible crash by pulling truck up to car and halting it as driver faced medical episodeA Texas man who recently was driving on a highway reportedly pulled his truck out in front of a car with an unconscious man behind the wheel, gradually slowed it down with his back bumper and ultimately stopped it to avert what could have been a major crash.Rene Villarreal-Albe’s good deed was captured on dramatic cell phone video recorded by his wife, Andrea Walker, and then shared online by his sister, Cortney Trinidad, as the Texas news outlet Kens 5 reported. The... [Continue Reading]
Oil prices: Drivers rush to fill tanks in China before fuel price hike
Drivers queued at petrol stations in Nanjing ahead of a nationwide fuel price increase set to take effect at midnight as global oil prices surged above $100 per barrel. [Continue Reading]
Cancer Haunts Neighbors of Canada’s Oil Sands Wastelands
Though high rates of the disease persist among the nearby Indigenous communities, the Canadian government is weighing rules that may allow energy giants to release treated mining waste into the river system. [Continue Reading]
Driver says those killed in 'incomprehensible tragedy' are with him always
The driver who was behind the wheel of a car that ploughed into a group of people outside a central Victorian pub has detailed his sorrow over the crash. [Continue Reading]
Bundaberg residents ordered to evacuate as Burnett River flooding threat rises to 7.5 metres due to heavy rainfall
Residents in Bundaberg, a coastal city in Queensland, Australia, have been ordered to evacuate immediately due to a significant flooding threat from the Burnett River, which is forecasted to rise to 7.5 metres by midnight. This directive follows days of heavy rainfall linked to a tropical low, creating alarming conditions across northern Australia. Authorities are implementing emergency measures as local river levels continue to escalate, affecting the safety of communities in the region. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has issued urgent warnings regarding the rising water levels. As of now, many residents are facing evacuation as the situation intensifies. The... [Continue Reading]
E-payments to attract more riders, cut fare disputes: Hong Kong taxi industry
Mandatory e-payment in Hong Kong taxis could attract more residents and visitors to use the service, as about 90 per cent of drivers are ready to meet the requirement ahead of its implementation next month, an industry representative has said. Ryan Wong Cheuk-pong, chairman of the Hong Kong Taxi Council, said on Tuesday that drivers could also benefit from e-payments by reducing disputes over fares and no longer worrying about a lack of change. “E-payments have become a trend, and many residents... [Continue Reading]
Darwin residents under boil water alert due to equipment failures amid flash flooding conditions
Darwin residents are currently facing a boil water alert issued by NT Health after the main drinking supply in the city experienced equipment failures amid flash flooding conditions. The alert compels residents to use cooled boiled water or bottled water for essential activities, including drinking, food preparation, and dental hygiene. This emergency follows significant issues with the pumping station at the Darwin River Dam. Following the stalling of pumps, the city is now urged to reduce water usage as authorities scramble to resolve the situation. Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has reassured the public that there is no cause for panic,... [Continue Reading]
Bundaberg residents told to evacuate immediately as Queensland braces for major flooding
The BoM has forecast flooding of the Burnett River at Bundaberg could rise to 7.5 metres by midnightFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesSign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter hereResidents of the coastal Queensland city of Bundaberg have been told to evacuate immediately amid major flooding in the wake of a tropical low.It comes after days of heavy rain across northern Australia, with parts of the Northern Territory experiencing their worst flooding in decades, and Darwin residents asked to reduce water use after the Darwin River Dam – the city’s major... [Continue Reading]
Heavy rains threaten Top End as BOM warns Katherine River could rise again
More rain could see river levels rise even further, threatening remote NT communities, while the clean-up has started in Katherine and businesses reopen. [Continue Reading]
Live: Water creeps up in Bundaberg amid major flood warning
A major flood is threatening Bundaberg after days of rain spilled dams and set rivers on the rise across Queensland. [Continue Reading]
Uber launches women-only option across the US
Uber is expanding a pilot program aimed at addressing concerns about the safety of its ride-hailing platformUber launched a feature on Monday to allow both female riders and drivers across the US to be matched with other women for trips, expanding a pilot program aimed at addressing concerns about the safety of its ride-hailing platform.The new feature is being rolled out nationwide despite an ongoing class action lawsuit against the policy in California, filed by Uber drivers who argue that it is discriminatory against men. Rival ride-hailing company Lyft is also facing a discrimination lawsuit over a similar offering that... [Continue Reading]
Darwin residents urged to reduce water usage as city's dam stops operations
Amid issues with the pump station at Darwin River Dam, which is the city's major supplier of water, Power and Water Corporation have urged locals to reduce their water consumption. [Continue Reading]
Boil water alert issued for Darwin after pumping failure at main drinking supply
The NT health department has issued a boil water alert for Darwin, after problems with the pump station at Darwin River Dam caused by flash flooding. [Continue Reading]
Holiday town asked to prove it has a homelessness problem
While local families are left living in tents and caravans, authorities tell Margaret River's leaders they need to present more data detailing the holiday town's growing homelessness problem. [Continue Reading]
Rainforest river cruise boat found on Great Barrier Reef after flash flood
Operators in the world heritage Daintree Rainforest are anxious about lost business after tour boats and ferries were damaged in floods ahead of the Easter holidays. [Continue Reading]
US teacher dies after students’ toilet paper prank goes wrong
It was a prank that turned deadly, authorities said: a group of teenagers unspooled rolls of toilet paper outside the home of a beloved high school teacher who tripped in the street and was struck by a pickup truck as the pranksters started to drive away. The 40-year-old teacher, Jason Hughes, died after being brought to a hospital late Friday, the Hall County Sheriff’s Office said. The 18-year-old driver of the pickup was arrested on a felony charge of vehicular homicide, and four other teens... [Continue Reading]
UK inflation likely to rise because of Middle East war, says Rachel Reeves
Chancellor says she is ready to help households with rising costs but stops short of setting out specific stepsMiddle East crisis – live updatesBritain is likely to be hit by rising inflation because of the US war with Iran, the chancellor has said, as she suggested a “rapid de-escalation” would be the best protection against a jump in energy prices.Rachel Reeves stopped short of setting out any new relief for people who could be hit by rising prices, rebuffing calls to ditch a planned 5p rise in fuel duty in September.The price of Brent crude oil rocketed to as high... [Continue Reading]
Majority of Mexican cartels’ guns come from US, Sheinbaum says in response to Trump claims
US president claimed he wanted to eradicate cartels and made comments about Mexico’s president that were deemed sexist in summit speech‘Iron river’: Mexico’s cartel violence fuelled by trafficked firearms from USSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailClaudia Sheinbaum has responded to Donald Trump’s description of Mexico as the “epicenter of violence”, by calling on the US government to step up efforts to combat gun trafficking.“There is something that the US can help us a lot with: stop the trafficking of illegal weapons from the US to Mexico,” the president of Mexico said. “If they stopped the entry of... [Continue Reading]
Oil Prices Surge Amid Rising Tensions in the Middle East, Reaching Highest Levels Since Conflict Began
As tensions rise in the Middle East, oil prices are surging significantly, marking a worrying trend for both global markets and consumers. Reports indicate that Brent crude oil has reached its highest price since the onset of the conflict, attributed largely to disruptions in supply from this critical energy region. The escalating crisis has resulted in a 17% increase in U.S. gasoline prices since the conflict began, further impacting American drivers as fuel costs rise sharply. The G7 finance ministers are convening to address the situation, amidst discussions around the potential release of strategic oil reserves to stabilize prices. The... [Continue Reading]
U.S. Gasoline Prices, Rising Again, Are Now Up 17% Since Conflict Started
Interruptions in oil supplies in the Middle East, source of much of the world’s energy, are trickling down to what American drivers pay when they fill up. [Continue Reading]
The couple who face abuse while running a village speed camera
Drivers caught speeding receive letters, rather than points, and are advised to lower their speed. [Continue Reading]
Five confirmed dead after waste avalanche at Indonesia's largest landfill due to heavy rainfall
In a tragic incident at Indonesia’s largest landfill, five people have been confirmed dead following a significant avalanche of waste triggered by heavy rainfall. The collapse occurred at the Bantargebang Integrated Waste Treatment Facility in Bekasi, located just outside the capital city of Jakarta. Rescuers were deployed late Sunday and continued their search operations on Monday, highlighting the severe consequences of extreme weather and the challenges posed by unstable waste heaps. According to reports, the fatalities include two garbage truck drivers and two food stall sellers who were near the site at the time of the disaster. Additionally, four individuals... [Continue Reading]
Iran-related oil price surge impacts United States
Crude oil prices have hit their highest levels since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. International benchmark brent crude jumped some 20% to more than $120 per barrel on March 9. The spike in energy prices will be felt across the global economy - notably in Asia, which imports most of its oil from the Middle East. But - despite being the world's top oil producer and a net exporter, the US is not immune, as American drivers are now finding out. [Continue Reading]
Katherine locals survey flood damage as volunteers rally to help
An "army" of volunteers has hit the streets of Katherine to help residents worst affected by the weekend's flooding, as they survey the damage from near-record river rises. [Continue Reading]
Starmer seeks to reassure public over cost of living as oil surges above $100 a barrel - UK politics live
The prime minister is facing pressure from unions and some backbenchers to prepare a support package as oil and gas prices threaten to push up inflationAs we mentioned in the opening post, the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has a call with fellow G7 finance ministers this afternoon to discuss surging oil prices and the economic impact of the US-Israeli war with Iran.You can follow all the latest market developments in our business live blog, which is leading on how stock markets are tumbling after the oil price surged over $100 a barrel for the first time in four years:The longer this... [Continue Reading]
Hong Kong ‘more than China’s financial sandbox’, Paul Chan says
Hong Kong is not merely China’s testing ground but also a key driver of the country’s development, the finance chief has said, underscoring the city’s role as the nation’s international financial centre. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po also said on Monday that Hong Kong must move swiftly to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) and “get empowered” in its use, as the opportunities it brought outweighed potential job losses. Speaking at the “Redefining Hong Kong 2026: Budget Edition” conference... [Continue Reading]
Mum's disbelief at sentence for driver who killed daughter, 15, on zebra crossing
Keely Morgan, 15, died after being hit by Christopher West as she waited to cross a road. [Continue Reading]
China ‘city of humour’ is only place in nation with safety road signs warning drivers against joking
The northern Chinese city of Tianjin is the only place in the country that has road signs warning drivers not to make jokes while driving for their safety. The sign features a cartoon of a driver and a passenger cracking jokes, with a slogan that says “Making jokes while driving is a safety hazard”. It went viral after several tourists spotted it and posted it online, and came as a shock to both travellers and locals. “It is true that only Tianjin needs a sign like this,” said one tourist. A... [Continue Reading]
‘A saltwater crocodile on the AFL oval’: worst flooding in decades inundates the NT as residents urged to avoid water
Schools and highways close and Territorians living near major rivers leave amid possibly record-breaking rainFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastKatherine’s mayor has warned locals to be wary of flood waters inundating the town after a crocodile was spotted on the local football oval, while residents are being warned to boil their water amid the record-breaking deluge.As rain and storms continued to soak the Top End on Monday, the Bureau of Meteorology issued major flood warnings for thousands of Territorians near the Katherine, Daly and Georgina Rivers and... [Continue Reading]
Phosphate Hill mine sold for up to $100 million, securing future of Mount Isa copper smelter until at least 2028
In a significant move that ensures the viability of the Mount Isa copper smelter, the Phosphate Hill mine in north-west Queensland has been sold for up to $100 million. The deal, finalized with Mayfair, comes as a relief to the local community, which relies heavily on the copper industry for economic stability. The sale of the Phosphate Hill mine, owned by Dyno Nobel, is an essential development as it allows the copper smelter to continue operations potentially until 2028. This extended timeline strengthens the future of copper production in the region, which holds substantial economic importance for local residents and... [Continue Reading]
Israeli military intensifies airstrikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, causing environmental concerns in Tehran
The Israeli military has intensified its airstrikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, leading to significant environmental consequences in Tehran. Residents reported waking up to an unusual darkness on Sunday morning, attributed to immense plumes of black smoke rising from burning oil depots hit by the strikes. The situation has prompted Iranian officials to advise citizens to remain indoors to avoid exposure to the environmental fallout. Tehran was engulfed in darkness as the thick smoke from the burning fuel facilities obscured sunlight, creating an unsettling atmosphere across the city. By 10:30 AM local time (0700 GMT), residents were still relying on car... [Continue Reading]
Tornado in Union Lake, Michigan, kills three and injures 12 amid severe storm outbreak
In a devastating turn of events, a tornado believed to have struck the Union Lake area in Michigan recently resulted in the deaths of three individuals and left 12 more injured. This occurrence is part of a broader outbreak of severe storms that swept across southern Michigan, causing significant destruction and triggering tornado warnings throughout the region. Footage captured by onlookers reveals the catastrophic nature of the tornado as it tore through Union City, annihilating homes and uprooting trees. Another tornado struck the city of Three Rivers, where debris was seen swirling violently across a parking lot, highlighting the chaotic... [Continue Reading]
Evacuations Underway for Two Northern Territory Aboriginal Communities Amid Severe Flooding
Authorities in Australia's Northern Territory have initiated evacuations for two remote Aboriginal communities, Palumpa (Nganmarriyanga) and Daly River (Nauiyu), as severe flooding continues to threaten the region. This unprecedented flood emergency has prompted around 600 residents to be airlifted to safety in Darwin, where they will remain until conditions improve and floodwaters recede. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has reported that a monsoon trough and a tropical low system are expected to bring continuous wet weather throughout the weekend. The situation is critical in Palumpa, where approximately 400 individuals are being relocated, alongside 200 evacuees from Daly River. Emergency services... [Continue Reading]
Floodwaters rise in Katherine, Northern Territory, prompting emergency responses and evacuations amid concerns of a record wet season
As floodwaters rise in Katherine, Northern Territory, significant inundation has been reported across the town, leading to emergency responses and evacuations. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has indicated that northern Australia could be experiencing one of its wettest seasons on record, raising concerns among local residents and officials regarding the ongoing situation. Floodwaters have overtaken parts of Katherine Terrace, threatening infrastructure along the Stuart Highway, which is critical for transport through the region. The Katherine River has surpassed the major flood level, with latest measurements reporting that water levels at Katherine Bridge have reached over 18.5 metres. Residents woke to... [Continue Reading]
Flood emergency warning issued for Katherine and Beswick as Katherine River rises to 13 metres, major flood level expected
A flood emergency warning is currently active for the Northern Territory town of Katherine, located approximately 300 km south of Darwin. The situation has escalated as the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) confirms the Katherine River has risen to 13 metres and is projected to reach the "major flood" level later today. The flood warning applies not only to Katherine but also to the nearby community of Beswick, where residents have been advised to seek high ground and remain indoors until further notice. Recent reports indicate that 97.8 millimetres of rain has fallen in the region since 9 AM yesterday. This... [Continue Reading]
The Proving Ground, When “Decent” Reporting Meets High-Tech Warfare
For two decades I have watched wars unfold not only on battlefields, but on screens. Today’s incident over Kuwait, involving the downing of a U.S. F-15 Strike Eagle, is not just another headline in the Iran conflict. It may be a signal that something larger is unfolding behind the noise. Iranian state outlets rapidly circulated imagery of an ejected pilot. Washington responded cautiously. But beneath the spectacle lies a deeper question, whose technology was truly being tested? The Gulf as a live-fire laboratory For years, China has refined export-ready variants of its air defense systems, particularly the HQ-9 family and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 02 Mar 2026 09:36
There Is Good in Every Bad
Power, Greed, Oil, and the Theater of Modern Geopolitics The Business Model of Power Donald Trump does not govern like a traditional politician. He governs like a negotiator who believes every geopolitical crisis is leverage, every war threat is a bargaining chip, and every market panic is an opportunity. When markets tremble, someone profits. The question is, who? Global markets react instantly to political tension. Gold rises when conflict looms. Oil spikes when instability threatens production. Stock markets collapse on fear, then rebound on reassurance. Volatility is not chaos, it is opportunity. Historically, gold has surged during major geopolitical crises,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 18 Feb 2026 17:11
