Students Mis-Sold University Degrees: Broken Promise
A generation of students feels misled by the promise of university degrees, facing high debt and poor job prospects, sparking calls for education reform.
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Dubai Expat: Falling Debris Scarier Than Missile Explosions
A British expat living near a UAE airbase reveals her terror during Iranian attacks, saying falling debris poses greater danger than the explosions themselves.
Afternoon Update: Thursday's Key Australian News Developments
A summary of the latest news from Australia on Thursday, covering politics, business, health, and more. Stay informed with the day's top stories and updates.
Living Nostradamus Predicts Solar Storms and Arctic Wars
Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé forecasts devastating solar storms in March 2026 and full-scale wars in the Sahel and Arctic regions, with some prophecies already unfolding.
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Middle East Images Show Aftermath of US-Israeli Campaign
New photographs from the Middle East reveal the destruction and military activity following the US-Israeli war with Iran, including damaged infrastructure and missile attacks across multiple nations.
Baba Vanga's 2026 Predictions: WW3, AI, and Alien Encounters
Blind mystic Baba Vanga's alarming 2026 prophecies include World War Three erupting across continents, AI causing global chaos, and humanity's first contact with alien intelligence.
Australian Public School Enrolments Drop Due to Funding Issues
Enrolments in Australian public schools have fallen to record lows, driven by inadequate funding and resource shortages, raising concerns over educational equity and future policy reforms.
Yao Ming: From NBA Star to China's Political Delegate
Yao Ming, the 7ft 6in former basketball star, stands out as a delegate in China's National People's Congress, advocating for issues like digital detox for children.
First Dubai Flight Lands in Dublin Amid Middle East Crisis
Passengers arriving at Dublin Airport described seeing missiles and hearing explosions in Dubai, with tearful reunions marking the end of a harrowing journey home.
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Koch's Daughter Returns from Dubai Amid Missile Strikes
Sam Koch, daughter of media personality David Koch, has returned to Australia after being stranded in Dubai during Iranian missile attacks, describing the experience as surreal and stressful.
PNG Cash-for-Guns Amnesty Targets Violence Before 2027 Vote
Papua New Guinea offers cash incentives for illegal firearms in a national amnesty until August, aiming to remove tens of thousands of guns from the troubled Highlands region before elections historically linked to violence.
Scots Evacuated from Dubai Recount Terror During Iran Strikes
Over 300 Scots returned to Edinburgh after being trapped in Dubai during Iranian missile attacks, with survivors describing harrowing experiences in hotel bunkers.
Travelers Stranded in Middle East Amid War Share Their Stories
Hundreds of thousands of travelers remain stranded across the Middle East as flight cancellations and airspace closures disrupt travel amid escalating conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran.
Scots Return Home Safely After Dubai Attacks Ordeal
More than 300 Scots have returned home from Dubai after being caught in Iranian missile attacks, with emotional reunions at Edinburgh Airport as survivors recount their terrifying experiences.
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EpiPens Mandatory in Schools After Boy's Tragic Death
New statutory requirements mandate allergy pens in schools and staff training following the death of five-year-old Benedict Blythe from an allergic reaction in 2021.
Bard Faculty Call for Leadership Transition Over Epstein Ties
Bard College faculty have urged the board of trustees to develop a leadership transition plan for President Leon Botstein, following revelations about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, while stopping short of demanding his resignation.
Teacher Investigated Over Sexist, Fat-Phobic Math Quiz
A veteran math teacher at an elite San Francisco high school is on leave while officials investigate complaints about his quiz questions containing sexist and fat-phobic content.
Nostradamus Predictions Resurface for 2026 Global Conflicts
Centuries-old prophecies by Nostradamus are gaining attention as believers interpret cryptic passages about 'swarms of bees' and 'seven-month wars' as references to modern drone warfare and escalating Middle East tensions in 2026.
Morning Mail: Thursday Edition - Australian News Summary
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news from Australia, covering politics, business, health, and more. Stay informed with the essential updates for Thursday.
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Australian Parliament Debates Middle East Policy in Question Time
Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor clash in Australian Parliament over Middle East policy, with tensions rising during question time amid global concerns.
Brits Stranded in UAE Face Airport Chaos Amid Iran Conflict
British holidaymakers and expats in the UAE endure 22-hour waits and airport 'carnage' as Iran retaliates against US-Israel strikes, with limited flights home and government rescue efforts underway.
Students Mocked for Claiming Iran Better for Women Than US
University of South Florida students faced ridicule after telling commentator Kaitlin Bennett they'd move to Iran to escape Trump, calling it better for women despite its harsh LGBT laws and mandatory hijabs.
UK Couple's 22-Hour Dubai Airport Ordeal Amid Iran War Chaos
A British couple endured a 22-hour nightmare at Dubai airport after flight cancellations due to Iran conflict, struggling to return from an Indian wedding amid widespread travel chaos.
Teaching English in the AI Era: A Human Touch
As AI transforms education, English teachers find new joy in fostering creativity and critical thinking, blending technology with traditional human-centric teaching methods.
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US-Israeli War on Iran Creates Global Airspace Gap
The conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has led to a significant disruption in global airspace, affecting flights and safety protocols worldwide.
Jaja's African Hair Braiding: Immigrant Tale in London
Jocelyn Bioh's Tony-winning play about West African immigrants in a Harlem salon opens at Lyric Hammersmith, exploring identity and the American dream.
More Evacuation Flights for Brits Stranded in Middle East
The UK government has scheduled additional evacuation flights from Oman to rescue British nationals stranded in the Middle East, with over 1,000 already returned and more efforts underway.
Dubai Tourists Defy Iranian Drone Attacks, Claim Safety
Tourists and expats in Dubai continue beach activities despite Iranian drone and missile attacks, expressing confidence in UAE air defences while government relaxes shelter guidance.
Iran Mourns School Strike Victims in Mass Funerals
Thousands gathered in Iran for funerals of students and staff killed in a primary school strike, with Iran blaming the US and Israel, though both deny responsibility.
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Parents Alerted to Three Non-Literacy Signs of Dyslexia
Experts warn parents to watch for key signs of dyslexia beyond reading and writing, as undiagnosed cases can lead to frustration and struggles in children, with one in ten people affected.
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