Graduate's £84k Debt Exposes UK Job Crisis
A politics graduate with £84,000 student loan debt works part-time in a shop, reflecting a 25% drop in graduate jobs and rising youth unemployment in the UK.
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Sri Lanka Rescues 30 from Sinking Iranian Ship Near Galle
The Sri Lankan military has successfully rescued at least 30 individuals from a sinking Iranian ship in its waters, with injured persons hospitalized in Galle following the distress call.
Earthquake Strikes Iran as US-Israeli Conflict Intensifies
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck Iran's Gerash region, with no injuries reported, as US and Israeli military strikes continue to escalate tensions across the Middle East.
Mojtaba Khamenei Set to Succeed Father as Iran's Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ayatollah, emerges as the top candidate to become Iran's next Supreme Leader following closed-door meetings among senior clerics.
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Adelaide Uni Cancels UN Gaza Investigator's Lecture
Adelaide University has cancelled a lecture by Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur on Gaza, citing security concerns and logistical issues amid controversy.
PE Teacher Pleads Guilty to Sex with Student and Abuse Material
Tayla Brailey, 32, pleaded guilty to having sex with a 17-year-old student and sexually touching a 16-year-old, along with child abuse material charges, in a Sydney court.
Hay Fever Drugs Linked to Poorer Exam Results in Summer
New research reveals hay fever and certain medications can significantly impact exam performance, particularly in maths-based subjects, with experts urging awareness and preventive measures.
Himalayan Women Build Bridge from Isolation Through Education
In the remote Tulail valley, Dard Shin women endure harsh winters as architects of survival, while education emerges as a vital bridge to break isolation and fulfill dreams for future generations.
Afternoon Update: Wednesday's Key Australian News
A summary of Wednesday's major news stories across Australia, covering political, economic, and social developments with insights into current events.
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Reception Kids Hit Hardest by Covid Lockdowns on Development
A new study reveals Covid-19 lockdowns severely disrupted the development of self-regulation and cognitive flexibility in children who were in reception year, with lasting effects years later.
Explosions in Tehran and Jerusalem on Fifth Day of War
Explosions were reported in Tehran and Jerusalem as the conflict between Iran, the U.S., and Israel entered its fifth day, with rising casualties and global market impacts.
China's 'Troll King': Tabloid Editor Fuels Nationalism
A deep dive into how a former tabloid editor in China transformed into a leading nationalist voice online, shaping public discourse through strategic media manipulation and propaganda tactics.
Psychic's Iran Prediction Comes True, Warns of 2026 Crises
Craig Hamilton-Parker, known as the 'Prophet of Doom,' sees his forecast of attacks on Iran materialize. He now warns of catastrophic gas clouds, Trump's potential third term, and escalating global conflicts in 2026.
Tens of Thousands Displaced in Lebanon by Israeli Strikes
Ongoing Israeli military strikes in Lebanon have forced tens of thousands of civilians to flee their homes, exacerbating a severe humanitarian crisis in the region.
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Grandfather's Escape from Iran: Not Celebrating Trump's War
A personal story of a grandfather who narrowly avoided death under Iran's regime, questioning the morality of celebrating Trump's military actions and reflecting on the complexities of conflict.
Australian Family's Ordeal in Middle East Missile Attacks
An Australian mother-of-two describes the chaos as her family flew into Abu Dhabi during Iranian missile strikes, facing pandemonium and uncertainty while stranded.
China's 2026 Two Sessions: Political Meetings Explained
An in-depth look at China's 2026 Two Sessions meetings, covering their purpose, timing, and significance in shaping national policy and governance.
Hay Fever Pollen May Lower Exam Results, Study Finds
New research reveals pollen exposure during summer exams can significantly reduce academic performance, particularly in maths-based subjects, prompting calls for scheduling changes.
NZ Bill to Make English Official Language Debated in Parliament
A new bill in New Zealand's Parliament proposes to designate English as an official language, sparking debate over cultural identity and legal implications.
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Why Leaders Choose War Despite Harm to Their Nations
Peace experts reveal why leaders initiate conflicts despite long-term damage to their own countries, exploring just war theory and modern triggers like resource competition.
Mojtaba Khamenei Elected Iran's New Supreme Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ali Khamenei, has been elected as Iran's new Supreme Leader by the Assembly of Experts, following his father's assassination.
Newcastle Pre-School Lockdown Over Suspected Weapon
A Newcastle pre-school was placed into lockdown after a man carrying a suspected weapon was spotted nearby. Police arrested a 33-year-old on suspicion of affray.
Middle East Attacks Intensify as Trump Rejects Iran Talks
Tensions in the Middle East have surged as attacks intensify, with former US President Donald Trump stating he has rejected Iran's attempts to engage in diplomatic talks, raising fears of further instability.
Middle East War: Country-by-Country Impact Analysis
The escalating conflict in the Middle East has caused widespread damage, casualties, and economic disruption across the region, with airspace closures and evacuations underway.
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Smithsonian Launches HBCU Exhibit at Black History Museum
The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture unveils a new exhibit exploring the legacy and impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the US.
Polite Men Still Walk Among Us, Study Finds
A recent study challenges stereotypes by showing that polite men remain prevalent in society, with data indicating high rates of courteous behavior in daily interactions.
British Boy Stranded in Dubai Airport Returns Home Amid Strikes
Ahmad Ali, 12, from Wiltshire, spent three nights stranded at Dubai airport due to Middle East conflict, reuniting with family at Heathrow after Emirates staff cared for him.
Israeli Troops Enter Lebanon, Forcing Mass Evacuations
Israeli forces advance into southern Lebanon, ordering evacuations from over 80 villages. UN reports 30,000 displaced as strikes hit Beirut and Tehran. US President Trump escalates rhetoric, criticising UK's Sir Keir Starmer.
Israel's Military Campaign Against Lebanon Explained
Analysis of Israel's recent attacks on Lebanon, exploring the strategic motives, regional tensions, and humanitarian impact of the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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British Expats in Dubai Defy Iran Conflict, Insist on Normality
Amid escalating US-Israeli conflict with Iran, British expats in Dubai report mixed reactions. While some express fear and consider leaving, many insist life continues normally, citing UAE's safety measures and economic appeal.
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