Work trip to Berlin Pride made me realise I am bisexual
After stumbling into Berlin Pride on a work trip, Taylor Palmer realised she was bisexual at 28, and five years into her marriage, she finally embraced her identity.
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Melbourne law professor settles case over 'Blak' activists email
Dr Eric Descheemaeker settles discrimination case against University of Melbourne over leaked email about 'Blak' activists and law school's direction.
Nursery staff failed to call emergency services after boy, four, bitten by venomous snake
Family criticises nursery after boy, 4, bitten by copperhead snake in sand pit; staff allegedly failed to call emergency services.
Woman dies after unwitnessed fall at Peterlee care home
An assistant coroner has issued a prevention of future deaths notice after an 84-year-old woman died following an unwitnessed fall at Peterlee Care Home.
Queensland exam bungle: 140 students sat wrong Caesar paper
Around 140 students in Queensland were affected after their ancient history exam covered Julius Caesar instead of Augustus, prompting an investigation.
Yup'ik immersion programme helps Alaska flood evacuees
Children displaced by Alaska flooding find familiarity in a Yup'ik immersion programme in Anchorage schools.
Universities struggle to cope as student mental health crisis deepens
British universities face rising student mental health crises, from suicides to protests, as staff struggle to meet demand for support.
Edinburgh University may drop IHRA antisemitism definition amid colonial legacy review
Edinburgh University reviews IHRA antisemitism definition and Israel-linked investments after report on colonial legacy and Balfour Declaration.
Devon School Engulfed by Major Fire as Crews Battle Blaze
Major fire engulfs The Promise School in Okehampton, Devon; crews battle blaze, residents advised to stay indoors.
‘Butcher of Hama’ Rifaat al-Assad dies aged 88
Rifaat al-Assad, uncle of deposed Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad, has died aged 88. Known for the 1982 Hama massacre, he had lived in exile and returned to Syria before fleeing after the regime fell.
Foreign Office issues updated travel advice for Cyprus, Turkey and Egypt
FCDO updates travel advice for Cyprus, Turkey and Egypt amid Middle East conflict, with warnings on terrorism and regional tension.
The 30 Most Popular Baby Names From 1964: Boys and Girls
The top 30 most popular baby names in 1964 have been revealed, from Susan and Julie to David and Paul, as those born that year turn 62 in 2026.
Iran sentences dozens of protesters to death, Amnesty says
Amnesty International reports Iran has sentenced dozens of protesters to death, warning the true number may be higher as trials are fast-tracked.
Myleene Klass emotional as daughter Ava begins university
Myleene Klass has described the emotional moment she dropped off her 18-year-old daughter Ava at university, reflecting on raising her as a single mother and taking a swipe at her ex.
US condemns Brazilian judge's house arrest order for Bolsonaro
Brazilian Supreme Court justice orders house arrest for Jair Bolsonaro over social media breach; US condemns ruling as silencing opposition.
Psychic Warns World Map to Be Redrawn by Summer 2026
Astrologer Jessica Adams predicts the world map will be redrawn in June 2026, citing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza as drivers of territorial change.
Bridget Phillipson accuses SNP of failing generation of young people over college cuts
Bridget Phillipson says SNP has failed young Scots through college budget cuts, as she campaigns to become Labour deputy leader and backs Anas Sarwar.
School leaders condemn 'political squabble' over transgender guidance delay
School leaders criticise internal government dispute delaying transgender guidance for schools in England, with legal concerns over proposed ban on social transitioning.
Spectre of military purge hangs over China's Two Sessions
China's Two Sessions open amid military purges, with a new five-year plan and lower growth target expected.
Publishers sue Florida over 'unconstitutional' school book ban
Six publishers sue Florida over HB1069, which has led to removal of hundreds of books from school libraries, calling it unconstitutional.
US sues Harvard over antisemitism, risking billions in federal funds
US sues Harvard over antisemitism, seeking to block federal funds and alleging civil rights violations.
Stoke primary school lockdown after reports of man with firearm
Co-op Academy Clarice Cliff in Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, was locked down after reports of a man with a firearm; police arrested a 26-year-old man.
Fergie-style sweary rants can work for some employees
A 5,660-employee survey finds sweary Alex Ferguson-style rants can boost job satisfaction for employees with Machiavellian and psychopathic traits.
Husband left her for au pair. Now she wants only casual sex
Her husband ran off with the au pair three years ago. She only wants casual sex, but men keep trying to fix her. Laura Collins shares her advice.
Trump says Iran's military and nuclear capabilities significantly degraded at Kentucky rally
Trump tells Kentucky rally Iran's capabilities degraded, hints at prolonged conflict, and addresses economy, midterms, and primary politics.
ActionAid rethinks child sponsorship model in bid to decolonise its work
ActionAid UK's new co-chiefs plan to transform the charity's child sponsorship model, aiming to decolonise its work and shift to grassroots partnership funding.
Student group aims to reform elite universities, not destroy them
A student network called Class Action is challenging the elitism of US universities while defending their role, seeking reform rather than destruction.
Sam Neill dies aged 78; US strikes Iran and Bangkok fire kills 27
Sam Neill dies aged 78; US strikes Iran; Bangkok fire kills at least 27; other key news from Australia and the world.
Raoni reaffirms support for Lula despite Amazon railway opposition
Chief Raoni Metuktire backs Lula for re-election but continues to oppose the Ferrograo railway project, citing harm to the Amazon.
Austria offers safe haven for US academics fleeing Trump crackdown
Austria launches initiatives to attract US-based researchers as Trump administration's policies spark brain drain, with scientists citing 'writing on the wall'.
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