Linda Burney Joins UTS Board for Aboriginal Education
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney has been appointed to the University of Technology Sydney board, aiming to boost Aboriginal education and representation in higher learning.
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Gaza Family Observes Ramadan Under Fragile Ceasefire
A displaced family in Gaza marks Ramadan's first day under a fragile ceasefire, with traditions overshadowed by war losses and economic struggles.
UCL's £21m Deal Fuels Student Compensation Claims Surge
University College London's confidential £21 million settlement with 6,500 former students has triggered a wave of new sign-ups to a group legal action, with 30,000 more joining this week amid claims of disrupted education during the pandemic.
Daphne García Lora: Educator and Inclusive Learning Pioneer
Daphne García Lora, a visionary educator who championed inclusive learning and transformed educational practices, has passed away. Her legacy continues to inspire educators worldwide.
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Morning Mail Thursday: Australian News Updates
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news and events across Australia, covering politics, weather, and societal issues for Thursday's briefing.
University-Owned Wetherspoons Pub Opens at Surrey in May
The University of Surrey will launch the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub, the Sir Ronald Wates, in May, offering affordable dining and managed by the university with franchisor support.
Drone Strikes in Sudan's Kordofan Kill Civilians, Hinder Aid
A surge in drone strikes in Sudan's Kordofan region is causing civilian casualties and severely disrupting humanitarian operations as the conflict nears its third year, with both sides accused of targeting non-combatants.
Wetherspoons Opens First University-Managed Pub at Surrey
The University of Surrey will open the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub in May 2026, named the Sir Ronald Wates, offering affordable dining to students, staff, and the local community.
GCSE Exam Overload Harms Student Health, Study Finds
A new report warns that the high volume of GCSE exams is leading to increased stress, anxiety, and physical health issues among students, calling for urgent reforms.
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Zelensky's Rival Reveals Deep Rift After Army Ousting and Raid
Former Ukrainian army chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi speaks publicly for the first time about tensions with President Zelensky, including a 2022 office raid and disagreements over war strategy.
Penelope Putz: Humanitarian Aid and Journalism Legacy
Penelope Putz, a renowned journalist and humanitarian, passed away at age 78. Her career spanned decades, focusing on global crises and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
Alps Avalanche, Iran Tensions, and Rhino Rescue Plan
An avalanche strikes the Italian Alps, Iran blocks a key shipping route amid US tensions, and a global plan aims to save African rhinos. Plus, Morocco's stray dog crisis and an Australian citizen detained.
Constitution Museum Turmoil as Leader Exits Before Anniversary
The National Constitution Center faces leadership crisis as Jeffrey Rosen departs amid claims of political motives, casting shadow over preparations for US independence anniversary.
Gaza Observes Ramadan Amidst Ruins and Shortages
Palestinians in Gaza mark Ramadan under a fragile ceasefire, using makeshift prayer spaces in destroyed mosques and facing dire humanitarian conditions.
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Childcare Inclusion Support Funding Gaps Force Turnaways
Children with complex needs are being turned away from Australian childcare centres due to underfunded inclusion support programs, causing staff burnout and delays.
Gaza Observes Ramadan Amid Mosque Ruins and Shortages
Palestinians in Gaza begin Ramadan under fragile ceasefire, praying in makeshift spaces amid destroyed mosques and severe shortages.
Ramadan Traditions in Sudan Amid War and Food Crisis
As Ramadan begins, Sudanese communities uphold fasting and food customs despite ongoing conflict and severe food shortages, highlighting resilience and cultural heritage.
Ash Wednesday 2026: Fasting Rules and Lent Significance
Ash Wednesday on Feb. 18, 2026, starts Lent, a 40-day Christian period of fasting and reflection. Learn about Catholic fasting rules, abstinence, and traditions.
Student Debt Soars Despite Repayments, Systemic Unfairness
Graduates face rising student loan balances due to high interest rates, sparking calls for reform and fairer taxation to ease the burden on young professionals.
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Obama, Clinton, Biden Lead Tributes to Jesse Jackson
Former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, along with President Joe Biden, have led heartfelt tributes to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, honoring his decades of activism and impact on American society.
Ramadan Begins This Week as Moon Sighting Sets Date
The Islamic holy month of Ramadan commences this week, with its start date varying globally due to moon sighting traditions. Observant Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, focusing on worship and charity.
Khrushchev's Secret Speech Denouncing Stalin in 1956
In February 1956, Nikita Khrushchev delivered a secret speech to the Soviet Communist Party, condemning Joseph Stalin as a brutal despot who fostered a regime of fear and terror, marking a pivotal moment in Cold War history.
Year of the Horse 2026: Lunar New Year Symbolism & Celebrations (18.02.2026)
The Year of the Horse in 2026 brings symbolism of freedom and ambition to Lunar New Year celebrations worldwide, marked by diverse traditions, foods, and diaspora festivities.
Six Strategies for the Fire Horse Lunar New Year 2026
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Somalia's Renewed US-Backed Offensive Against al-Shabab
Somalia's government reports significant gains against al-Shabab through expanded US-backed airstrikes and ground operations, as African Union forces draw down and security responsibilities shift.
Sami DJs Champion Indigenous Pride Through Music in Scandinavia
Sami DJs in Norway and Finland are blending traditional yoik with electronic beats to promote indigenous culture, sparking a youth-led movement for pride and rights.
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Ramadan 2026: Moon Sighting Determines Start Date
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Radio Free Asia Resumes China Broadcasts After Trump Cuts
Radio Free Asia has restarted broadcasts to China using private transmission services, following Trump administration cuts that nearly shut down the US-funded outlet.
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UN Experts: Epstein Files Are Crimes Against Humanity
United Nations experts urge international authorities to classify evidence from the Jeffrey Epstein case as crimes against humanity, citing systemic abuse and impunity.
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