Nine Sells Radio Stations to Arthur Laundy, Buys QMS
Nine Entertainment sells its talkback radio network including 2GB and 3AW to Sydney pub baron Arthur Laundy for $56m while acquiring outdoor advertising company QMS Media for $850m.
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Trump Threatens Tariffs on Cuba Oil Suppliers
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order threatening tariffs on countries that provide oil to Cuba, with Mexico as the top supplier. This move escalates US pressure on the island nation.
Super Crisis: Thousands Unaware of Fund Collapse
Urgent warnings issued as thousands of Australians may be unaware their retirement savings are affected by the collapse of First Guardian and Shield Master funds, with strict AFCA deadlines looming.
Spain Train Disaster: Relatives Mourn and Demand Answers
Relatives of 45 victims from Spain's devastating train derailment gather for a funeral service in Huelva, vowing to uncover the truth behind the collision as authorities investigate a possible rail fracture.
Apple's iOS 26 Call Screening Causes Hollywood Friction
Apple's expanded call-screening tool in iOS 26 is transforming phone communication, creating unexpected friction among Hollywood insiders and tech investors while combating spam.
Pro Rodeo HQ Move to Wyoming Faces Conservative Opposition
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association plans to relocate from Colorado to Wyoming, but conservative lawmakers question $15 million in state incentives, highlighting tensions over public funding for private enterprise.
Automatic Energy Bill Help for 250k More Scottish Homes
Nearly 250,000 additional Scottish households will receive automatic Warm Home Discount payments next winter, with the scheme extended for five years until 2030-31.
Warm Home Discount Extended to 2030 for Millions
The UK Government has announced the Warm Home Discount will continue until 2030/31, providing £150 winter energy bill rebates to around six million eligible households.
Warm Home Discount Extended to 2031: £150 Winter Support
The UK government has confirmed the Warm Home Discount will provide £150 rebates to eligible households every winter until 2030/31, offering long-term cost-of-living relief.
Train Passengers Miss £80m Yearly in Delay Compensation
Analysis reveals UK train passengers miss out on over £80 million annually in compensation for delays due to complex claims processes, with Trainline petitioning for reform.
Bounty Chocolate Returns to Australian Supermarkets
Australian shoppers celebrate the return of Bounty chocolate bars to supermarket shelves after months of shortages, with the popular coconut treat now gluten-free and manufactured in Egypt.
Potholes Threaten Bayeux Tapestry's UK Return
French conservationists launch legal challenge against the Bayeux Tapestry's loan to the British Museum, citing dangerous UK road conditions and pothole vibrations that could damage the fragile 11th-century artefact.
Bear Poop Beer for Super Bowl Sparks Debate
A limited-edition beer named Nature Calls, infused with bear feces, is launching for the Super Bowl, with creators assuring safety and unique flavours.
Adelaide Wins Best Australian City Title in Online Forum Debate
Adelaide has unexpectedly emerged as Australia's favourite city to live in according to a passionate online forum discussion, beating Sydney and Melbourne as residents debate soaring living costs.
Egg Shortages Hit UK Supermarkets After Avian Flu Outbreak
Supermarket shelves across parts of the UK are emptying as an avian flu outbreak forces culling at a major egg producer, prompting purchase limits and supply concerns.
Madonna Praises Margate as 'Heaven' After Visit
Pop legend Madonna has declared the Kent coastal town of Margate 'my idea of heaven' following a visit to see artist friend Tracey Emin, praising its creative energy and dining at a local Italian restaurant.
Ice Rink Worker Killed in Zamboni Accident in Colorado
A Colorado ice rink employee has died in a tragic accident involving an ice resurfacing machine, known as a Zamboni, at the Edora Pool Ice Center in Fort Collins.
Spain Train Crash: Families Mourn, Demand Answers
Relatives of 45 victims killed in Spain's devastating train derailment vow to uncover the truth at a funeral mass, while Prime Minister Sanchez and Transport Minister Puente were notably absent from the service.
AI Service Cuts Bills, Saves Money for Homeowners
An AI-powered service helps UK homeowners and renters save significant money by automatically switching bills. Rated 'Excellent' on Trustpilot, it tackles overpayments on energy, broadband, and mobile contracts.
Venezuela Approves Oil Privatisation Bill
Venezuela's legislature has passed a landmark bill to open the nation's oil industry to private investment, reversing decades of state control following recent political upheaval.
Major US Food Recall: Cheerios, Nutella Among 2,000 Products
Urgent health warning as thousands of products including Cheerios, Nutella and Gatorade are recalled in the US due to contamination risks from rodent waste and Salmonella.
Century-Old Coca-Cola Barrel Found in Atlanta Property Attic
A property investor in Atlanta discovered a rare Coca-Cola syrup barrel from the 1900s hidden in an attic, within a building that housed the beverage's first bottling operation.
Tequila Sales Drop Amid Immigration Raid Fears
Major tequila and Mexican beer producers report significant sales declines, attributing the drop to fear within Hispanic communities over Trump administration immigration enforcement.
Top 12 Products UK Readers Loved in January
Discover the 12 most-purchased products by UK readers in January, including sleep masks, fitness equipment, and non-alcoholic drinks, all under £100.
Horse Protest Fails to Stop Littleborough Housing Plan
Residents in a picturesque Greater Manchester village are fighting large-scale housing projects they say will overwhelm local roads and services, with one protest involving horses failing to stop construction.
Apple AI Plans in Focus Ahead of Q1 Earnings Report
Investors await Apple's Q1 earnings, focusing on AI integration plans after Siri's Gemini reboot. Analysts forecast $138.4bn revenue amid China market pressures.
Air Crash Expert Reveals Safest Plane Seats and Safety Tip
A former NTSB air safety investigator shares which seats offer the best chance of survival in a crash and urges passengers to perform one crucial task before takeoff.
Pringles, Cheerios Recalled in US Over Rodent Contamination
Nearly 2,000 products including Pringles, Cheerios, Nutella and medical items have been recalled in the US due to potential rodent waste contamination at a distribution facility.
Investors Demand AI Payoffs as Meta Soars, Microsoft Stumbles
Big Tech earnings reveal investor impatience with AI spending. Meta's revenue surge contrasts with Microsoft's cloud slowdown, highlighting Wall Street's demand for tangible returns on massive AI investments.
Labour Must Stand Firm on Leasehold Reform Against Investors
Labour's ground rent cap is a step forward, but ministers must be bolder in reforming leasehold to protect homeowners from escalating costs and unfair practices.
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