Piecework Puzzles: Grandma Hobbies Cool for Gen Z
Piecework puzzles bring maximalist, coffee-table book flair to gen Z homes, making jigsaw puzzling a trendy, wholesome activity again.
Category : Environment
Fight to Save Australia's Endangered Spiny Crayfish
Global heating threatens spiny crayfish, ancient Australian species. Experts call for action to protect these 'canaries in the coalmine' of freshwater ecosystems.
Iran World Cup Team Hits Out at US Visa Delay in Mexico
Iran's World Cup squad landed in Mexico amid a diplomatic row after the US refused visas for some support staff, sparking accusations of political interference.
UK Sanctions Israel Over West Bank Settlement Plans
The UK and allies prepare sanctions to deter Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, as 137 Labour MPs urge trade bans with settlements.
Michael Boddington, Charity Founder, Dies at 84
Michael Boddington, agricultural consultant and founder of Power International aiding amputees in Laos, has died aged 84.
11 Outdoor Brands That Repair Gear for the Long Haul
Discover 11 outdoor brands that stand by their gear with repair programs, replacement parts, and DIY kits, keeping your jackets, tents, and backpacks out of landfills.
Trump Reportedly Weighs Buying Chagos Islands from Mauritius
Donald Trump is reportedly considering purchasing the Chagos Islands from Mauritius to secure control of the Diego Garcia base amid stalled UK plans to cede sovereignty.
Decline of Australian Music on ARIA Charts: Data Reveals
Australian music's share of ARIA charts has fallen from 30% in the 1990s to 5% today, with only five local artists in the 2024 Top 100. Streaming and globalisation are key factors.
Zelenskyy Confirms Meeting with Abramovich in Kyiv
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reveals he met Roman Abramovich, who offered to deliver a message to Putin. The meeting aimed at backchannel peace talks.
Trees Growing Out of Trees: Cairngorms Discovery
Exploring the phenomenon of trees growing out of other trees in Badenoch, Cairngorms, from epiphytes to inosculation and natural grafting.
Japan City Closes Schools Over Bear Sighting Near Tokyo
Utsunomiya city closes 94 schools after a black bear was spotted near the city center, as Japan reports a record 50,000 bear sightings this year.
Exploring Joyce Country and Western Lakes Geopark
Discover the newly designated Unesco Geopark in western Ireland, where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend, and Irish myth converge in a landscape of hidden springs and ancient stories.
Airline chiefs: 2050 net zero goal unlikely
Iata's Willie Walsh says sustainable aviation fuel production is far below targets, blaming suppliers and governments. A new realistic timeline is needed.
Octopus Surge Spreads to Scotland, Study Finds
A record bloom of octopuses, first seen off Devon and Cornwall in 2025, has spread to Scotland and Wales, transforming fishing and marine ecosystems due to warming waters.
UK PM gives Apple, Google ultimatum to block child porn on phones
Keir Starmer demands tech firms install nudity-blocking software by September or face legislation, fines, and criminal liability for senior managers.
Biologist Saves Guitarfish Through Snail Farming
Marine biologist Issah Seidu helps Ghanaian fishers switch from fishing critically endangered guitarfish to farming giant African land snails, boosting incomes and conservation.
Rare Black-Headed Gull Sparks Twitcher Frenzy in WA
A black-headed gull, thousands of kilometres off course, has drawn birdwatchers to Geraldton, Western Australia, marking the first sighting since 1991.
Monsoon Season Brings Vital Rainfall to Parts of Asia
India declares onset as up to 280mm of rain falls in 72 hours in Kerala, while downpours hit south-west Thailand, vital for agriculture.
Majority of US AI Datacenters to Be Built in Drought-Hit Areas
A Guardian analysis reveals that two-thirds of planned US datacenters are located in drought-stricken areas, raising concerns over water consumption for AI cooling.
Iran at Crossroads: Escalation or Diplomacy in Hormuz Crisis
Iran's military exchanges with Israel broaden conflict, drawing Houthis into play. Tehran debates abandoning ceasefire talks or exploiting US-Israel tensions for a deal.
World Cup 2026: Lessons from 1970's Altitude Prep
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, teams can learn from the innovative and sometimes bizarre preparations of 1970, from high-altitude training to made-to-measure kits.
Australia Deserves Fair Return from AI Datacentre Boom
Senator David Pocock warns Australia risks repeating gas mistakes as tech giants invest billions in AI datacentres, urging fair tax returns and community benefits.
Cautious Starmer Plods Towards Exit, Seeking Quick Legacy Wins
Keir Starmer, facing dwindling time, seeks quick wins to cement his legacy, but his cautious style may leave him forgotten. He announces tech child safety measures, but critics doubt his resolve.
Sea level rise rate doubles in 10 years, UN warns
A UN report reveals that sea level rise has doubled from 2mm to 4.3mm per year since 2015, with oceans facing severe stress from pollution, overfishing, and climate change.
Climate Equality: A Richer Life Beyond Consumer Excess
The Guardian's editorial highlights the Global Justice Report's vision: taxing extreme wealth to fund public services and reduce inequality, while keeping global heating under 2C.
UK Demands Tech Giants Block Nude Images on Children's Phones
The UK government warns Apple and Google to install software blocking nude images on children's phones by September, part of a broader shift in tech regulation.
Trump-Netanyahu Tensions Rise Amid Iran-Israel Missile Exchanges
Analysis of the complex relationship between US President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu after recent missile exchanges between Iran and Israel, highlighting diverging interests and ceasefire fragility.
US Confirms 3 More Flesh-Eating Screwworm Cases
The USDA confirmed three new screwworm cases in Texas and New Mexico, escalating response efforts to combat the parasite's spread among livestock.
Bermondsey Recycling Centre Fire: 100 Firefighters Deployed
Around 100 firefighters and 15 engines are tackling a huge fire at a recycling centre in Bermondsey, south London, sending thick smoke plumes across the city and disrupting train services.
Israel and Iran Halt Attacks After Trump Ceasefire Call
Israel and Iran have halted attacks after Trump's appeal, easing fears of regional war. Netanyahu vows forceful response to future attacks.
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