Three people arrested in Dubai for sharing pictures of a drone strike
Instead, they were detained by Dubai Police, who requested to see the photos on their phones, according to Detained in Dubai. [Continue Reading]
Brooklyn Beckham attends godfather Elton John’s Oscars party after Mother’s Day snub
He attended an event in Los Angeles hosted by the star. [Continue Reading]
Rare daytime Russian attack rocks Kyiv with explosions
Russia launched a rare daytime attack on Kyiv Monday, with AFP journalists reporting air defence batteries shooting down a barrage of projectiles. Authorities said that the attack has so far caused no casualties. [Continue Reading]
Global Security Alert: HIGH UK Provides £5m Emergency Aid Amid Rising Lebanon-Israel Conflict
Multiple international security agencies have issued related announcements regarding the same developing event. Severity: HIGH (85/100) Reason: Rising civilian casualties, displacement amid escalating Lebanon-Israel violence and involvement of Hezbollah and Iran. The UK government announced over £5 million in emergency funding to support Lebanon's humanitarian efforts as violence escalates in the region. The UK condemned Hezbollah's attacks on Israel and warned against further conflict expansion. The Foreign Secretary emphasized efforts to mitigate civilian suffering and urged all sides to prevent a wider war. Agencies involved: - UK Foreign Office - Qatar News Agency General - 360LiveNews Authorities across multiple jurisdictions... [Continue Reading]
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Charley Webb and Jamie Lomas’ mum dies as heartbreaking tributes are shared
She died on Mother's Day. [Continue Reading]
Kieran Culkin savages Sean Penn for failing to accept his Oscar in person
'This was a gift to the world.’ [Continue Reading]
Israeli soldiers open fire on family car in West Bank, killing four including two children
In a tragic incident in the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers opened fire on a car carrying a family of six, resulting in the deaths of four individuals, including two children. This event unfolded on Sunday, with reports confirming that the victims were identified as Ali and Waed Odeh, along with their two young children. The attack occurred in Tammun, located in the northern part of the occupied territory, and has drawn widespread condemnation and concern regarding the military's actions in this region. According to the Palestinian Authority's health ministry, the shooting incident resulted in the deaths of the parents... [Continue Reading]
Israel's military begins limited ground operations in southern Lebanon amid rising regional tensions and security threats
Israel's military initiated limited ground operations in southern Lebanon as tensions in the region increase, particularly concerning the ongoing conflict involving Iran. The operations come in response to security threats posed by militant groups operating from Lebanon. This development marks a significant escalation in the already volatile situation, as Israel continues to align its military strategy with broader initiatives aimed at countering Iranian influence in the region. According to various reports, these limited operations are part of Israel's continued efforts to fortify its northern border. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been actively engaged in operations intended to preempt attacks... [Continue Reading]
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 10, Injure 13 Across Southern Lebanon
On March 15, Israeli warplanes conducted a series of airstrikes across southern Lebanon, killing 10 people and injuring 13 others. The strikes hit three towns: Majdal Selm, where two civilians died and four were wounded; Aytaat, with three fatalities and three injuries; and Jezzine, which suffered five deaths and six wounded. These attacks mark a continuation and escalation of Israeli military operations in the region that began on March 2. The affected locations are in southern districts close to the Israeli border, where tensions have been rising. This surge in airstrikes has trapped Lebanese civilians in increasingly dangerous conditions, leading... [Continue Reading]
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Iran war: What is happening on day 17 of US-Israel attacks?
Dubai contained a fire near its airport and temporarily suspended flights, while Trump claimed Iran wants to negotiate. [Continue Reading]
Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner lead the most daring Vanity Fair Oscars red carpet
Tinseltown stepped out on the grey carpet. [Continue Reading]
Shanghai sees massive F1 turnout, boosting city’s pitch as sporting destination
The Formula One (F1) Chinese Grand Prix drew record crowds over the weekend, another indication the wide-ranging efforts from host city Shanghai to raise its profile as a global sports and event destination are paying off. The three-day event, which concluded on Sunday, attracted more than 230,000 cumulative spectators, the highest attendance headcount reported by the Chinese financial centre in nearly two decades. On the opening day, the number of foreign arrivals through Shanghai’s ports... [Continue Reading]
'We don't talk about it enough': Mum makes emotional return to Super Netball
The world's best goal keeper has sparked an important conversation about postpartum depression in her return to the Super Netball league. [Continue Reading]
Trump steps up pressure on European allies to help protect strait of Hormuz
US president says it is ‘only appropriate’ for Europe to help, and warns failure to do so would be ‘very bad’ for NatoMiddle East crisis – live updatesDonald Trump has ratcheted up the pressure on European allies to help protect the strait of Hormuz, warning that Nato faces a “very bad” future if its members fail to come to Washington’s aid.The effective closure of the vital waterway by Tehran in retaliation for airstrikes by the US and Israel has proved catastrophic for global energy and trade flows, causing the largest oil supply disruption in history and soaring global oil prices.... [Continue Reading]
Drone strike disrupts Dubai flights as Iran continues Gulf attacks
Iran has sought to justify its attacks on Gulf countries, hitting civilian infrastructure as well as US assets. [Continue Reading]
Chris Minns and Jewish groups condemn ‘horrid rhetoric’ from DJ at opening night of Sydney Biennale
US-based Zubeyda Muzeyyen, AKA DJ Haram, claimed a ‘Zio-Australian-Epstein empire’ was responsible for silencing dissentersFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe premier of New South Wales has ruled out cutting funding for Sydney’s Biennale arts festival after Jewish groups condemned language used by US artist DJ Haram at an opening night event at the White Bay Power Station in Sydney.At the centre of the controversy was the artist’s claim during her set that a “Zio-Australian-Epstein empire” was responsible for silencing dissenters. The words appear to link Israel to... [Continue Reading]
Far North Queensland father jailed for 14 years for killing five-year-old son
A 28-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years behind bars after pleading guilty to the assault and eventual death of his young child. [Continue Reading]
‘Stop all these wars now’ says Oscar winner
Oscar winner Pavel Talankin called for ‘an end to all wars’ as he received the best documentary award. [Continue Reading]
Oil Tops $106 a Barrel as Worries Persist About Global Supplies
As the broader war in the Middle East begins its third week, worries over the fallout of crippled energy supplies continue to roil markets. [Continue Reading]
Gulf states report drone attacks early on Monday as Iran war enters day 17
Iran’s health ministry says the death toll has now surpassed 1,300 in US-Israeli attacks, including 445 women and children. Tehran has vowed to retaliate to avenge the deaths of its “martyrs”, as it rules out ceasefire talks with Washington despite Trump claims. Follow our live blog. [Continue Reading]
Israeli soldiers kill family of four, including two children, in occupied West Bank
Israeli soldiers killed two children along with their mother and father on Sunday after they opened fire on a car carrying a family of six in the occupied West Bank. One of their two surviving children, 12-year-old Khaled, said the soldiers beat him after dragging him out of the car afterwards. [Continue Reading]
Ancient forest versus 'luxury housing': The $3bn fight over Defence assets
Opposition is growing to the federal government's plan to sell scores of defence properties to reduce maintenance and repair costs, as locals fight back. [Continue Reading]
EU scrambles to curb energy costs amid Iran war
European Union energy ministers will meet to weigh up options to curb energy costs today, as officials draft emergency plans to temper the impact of surging oil and gas prices triggered by the Iran war. [Continue Reading]
Closure of Rafah Crossing Halts Medical Evacuations for Thousands in Gaza Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza has intensified following the closure of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt. This critical passage has become inaccessible since early March, directly affecting thousands of residents in need of urgent medical care. Reports indicate that families reliant on this route for necessary treatment abroad are now trapped as the closure halts all medical evacuations. According to eyewitness accounts, prior to this decision, families had made arrangements for medical transfers to neighboring countries. For instance, Lama Abu Reida was prepared for her infant daughter Alma's evacuation, believing that a medical procedure available in Jordan... [Continue Reading]
Dozens of Australian petrol stations run out of fuel as panic-buying continues
NRMA says record-high fuel may be here to stay in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane after prices soared early in the Middle East conflictFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastDozens of service stations across Australia have run out of petrol as distributors struggle to keep up with customers panic-buying as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt prices.The NRMA has warned regulators “missed” the chance to stop price hikes, as booming wholesale demand pushes fuel prices to a “permanent high” on the east coast. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Iranian drones strike Dubai International Airport, causing significant fire amid escalating regional tensions
Dubai International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, has faced a significant and unprecedented attack as Iranian drones struck the facility, resulting in a substantial fire. This incident is part of a series of drone strikes linked to escalating tensions following a U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. The latest strike, described as the largest yet, occurs amidst a backdrop of ongoing military confrontations in the region. Witnesses reported that the airport, a major hub for international air travel, was engulfed in flames following the drone strike. Notably, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed responsibility for the attack, asserting... [Continue Reading]
Israel begins 'limited ground operations' in Lebanon
Follow live developments in the Middle East as Donald Trump demands other nations help secure Strait of Hormuz while Israel begins 'limited ground operations' in south Lebanon. [Continue Reading]
My dad says I’m selfish because my wages are so low I rely on him for money
'He says it’s time to behave like an adult and "get a real job".' [Continue Reading]
Japan begins release of oil reserves as Iran war sparks energy crisis
Tokyo's move comes as oil prices remain elevated amid the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz. [Continue Reading]
Madagascar names anticorruption chief as PM days after cabinet dissolved
President announces Mamitiana Rajaonarison as prime minister after Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo was dismissed. [Continue Reading]
AI to narrow China’s rural-urban economic divide
China is counting on artificial intelligence (AI) to help the 450 million people living in rural areas left behind by the nation’s economic boom. Farmers are already benefiting from the technology, using AI offerings such as DeepSeek or ByteDance’s Doubao for help with issues like pig rearing, pest control and government subsidies. The State Council’s “No 1 document” of 2026, extended a push for the “digital upgrading” of farming, with an emphasis on the greater integration of AI, drones, robots... [Continue Reading]
Matildas coy about star duo's chances of facing China in Asian Cup semi
Hayley Raso and Steph Catley are available for selection, but it remains to be seen what role they will have against China in Perth. [Continue Reading]
WA farmers say city drivers are getting priority for scarce fuel supplies
Farmers welcome a rule change that allows road trains to deliver more fuel to regional areas, but say it does little to address the overall supply problem. [Continue Reading]
Teyana Taylor in heated confrontation with man who ‘shoved’ her at Oscars
It came after she missed out on winning the best supporting actress award. [Continue Reading]
Myanmar’s junta-proxy parliament meets for first time since 2021 coup
Five years after armoured vehicles rolled through the streets of Myanmar’s capital and the generals tore up an election result they did not like, a new parliament sat for the first time on Monday. The legislature that convened in Naypyidaw was stacked almost entirely with allies of Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the coup leader who ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in 2021. In Myanmar’s recent election, held across barely a third of the country, the army-backed Union Solidarity... [Continue Reading]
Drone strike hits Dubai airport, a major global hub, sparking huge fire
Iranian drones have repeatedly hit Dubai International Airport, among the world’s busiest, since the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran, but Monday’s strike was the largest. [Continue Reading]
Former Origin player Chris Walker bailed after appearing in court on DV charges
Christopher Walker was arrested after he was allegedly found hiding in the backyard of a Gold Coast home. [Continue Reading]
China’s supply chain meets the wall of African resource nationalism
Resource-rich African nations are increasingly asserting control over critical minerals to maximise domestic returns, sending global prices soaring and exerting pressure on Chinese supply chains. Zimbabwe, Africa’s largest lithium producer, last month abruptly suspended exports of raw lithium minerals and concentrates, moving its 2027 deadline forward. Zimbabwe’s mines minister Polite Kambamura revealed in a post-cabinet briefing on March 3 that following notice of the intended ban, the industry... [Continue Reading]
9 injured as car mounts pavement in Hong Kong
Nine people have been injured after a car mounted the pavement on a Hong Kong street. Police were called to Lam Hing Street in Kowloon Bay at about 12.40pm on Monday following reports of a car veering onto the walkway. The vehicle, which has both local and mainland Chinese number plates, sustained damage to its left front door and window, as well as its rear left door. Pavement bricks were left scattered across the walkway, while several lamp posts, trees and roadside fences were damaged. Five... [Continue Reading]
After experiencing youth homelessness, Sully wants to help others
A downward spiral led Sully into homelessness , now he's part of a coalition dedicated to getting young people off the streets and into accommodation. [Continue Reading]
Sydney Swans take responsibility for Bondi tribute script change
The club says it takes full responsibility for a script change that removed references to the Jewish community during an opening round tribute to Bondi victims. [Continue Reading]
Homicide squad called in over grim highway find in Victoria's west
Homicide squad detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in the western Victorian town of Jung. [Continue Reading]
20 Thai sailors return home after Iranian attack in Strait of Hormuz
Twenty Thai crew members of a cargo ship attacked in the crucial Strait of Hormuz arrived in Thailand on Monday, with three of their colleagues still stranded on the vessel in the Gulf. The Thai-registered Mayuree Naree was hit by two projectiles on Wednesday while transiting through the Gulf waterway, after departing a port in the United Arab Emirates. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they had struck the Thai ship, as well as a Liberia-flagged vessel, in the strait because they had ignored... [Continue Reading]
Six talking points from final round of Six Nations
England's indiscipline, "cheat code" Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Irish and Scottish positives, and Welsh confidence returns - talking points from the final round. [Continue Reading]
Ligue 1: Lyon can't beat Le Havre and see OM take off in race for 3rd
Olympique Lyonnais could only manage a 0-0 draw on the road against Le Havre. Lyon (4th) has fallen behind Marseille (3rd) and is seeing Lille (5th) close in. [Continue Reading]
