Harmony Day masks Australia's entrenched racism, writer argues
Anhaar Kareem argues that Harmony Day and multicultural rhetoric often mask Australia's systemic racism, making support for minorities conditional on their economic contributions.
Category : Activism
Hogan Calls Hanson a 'Pelican' Over Monoculture Remarks
Paul Hogan reportedly called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican' after she cited his Crocodile Dundee character as an example of Australian monoculture, sparking debate over the insult's meaning.
Rise of Children-Centered Activism in New York Families
Children-centered organizing grows in New York as families navigate ICE, Iran war, and climate crisis, integrating kids into activism at churches and community groups.
Designer Baby: Cathy Tie's Controversial Mission
Jenny Kleeman investigates ‘Biotech Barbie’ Cathy Tie, the entrepreneur aiming to let parents edit embryos using Crispr, and the reality behind her startup.
Nicola Peltz splits from charity Victoria refused to support
Nicola Peltz has parted ways with Yogi's House, a dog rescue charity she co-founded, after mother-in-law Victoria Beckham allegedly refused to support it during the LA fires.
Mum of five scrutinised, husband praised for parenting
A mother of five reveals the double standards she faces: constant scrutiny and invasive comments, while her husband is celebrated as a 'super-dad' for the same parenting tasks.
Nicola Peltz Parts Ways with Dog Charity Amid Beckham Feud
Nicola Peltz has reportedly parted ways with Yogi's House, the dog charity she co-founded, after being removed from its website and unfollowing them online.
Activists to Protest Israeli Arms Exhibitors at London Defence Fair
Hundreds of protesters plan to demonstrate at the DSEI arms fair in London against 51 Israeli exhibitors, accusing the UK of complicity in genocide.
Palestine Action Activists Jailed for Terror-Related Damage at Israeli Arms Factory
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for up to 7 years for damaging Israeli arms factory in UK, with judge citing terrorist connection.
Brighton Top UK Seaside Town for Independent Coffee Lovers
Brighton leads UK seaside towns for coffee lovers with 57.7 independent cafes per 100,000 people, and 73.9% of cafes independently owned, according to Capital on Tap survey.
DR Congo 'Living Statue' Fan Denied US Visa Again
Michel Kuka Mboladinga, DR Congo's iconic 'Living Statue' fan, has been denied a US visa for the second time, missing the World Cup knockout match against England in Atlanta.
Avi Loeb: Humans Must Become Interstellar Species
Astrophysicist Avi Loeb warns humanity is one pandemic away from extinction and must become an interstellar species to survive, advocating for space colonization.
Living Nostradamus Warns Russia May Use Him as Modern-Day Rasputin
Athos Salomé, known as the Living Nostradamus, says his appearance on Russian state TV echoes Rasputin's influence. He warns Russia may exploit his predictions to build soft power and legitimise narratives, but vows to remain independent.
Over 500 Arrested at Palestine Action Protest in London
Over 500 arrested at London Palestine Action protest after High Court ruled group's ban unlawful.
GB News Halts for Prince William Update: Climate Bus and Politics
GB News aired an update on Prince William as he boarded a London bus to meet climate activists for his Earthshot Prize. Royal correspondent Cameron Walker reported on the event, highlighting William's climate conversation and the political challenges he f
Billie Eilish Urges Billionaires to Donate, Pledges $11.5m to Climate Fight
Billie Eilish urges billionaires to donate, pledges $11.5m from tour to climate justice programme.
Snobbish Reactions to Burnham's Northern Plans Show Why Change Needed
Andy Burnham's plan to move parts of Downing Street to Manchester faces patronising mockery, highlighting the London-centric mindset that his devolution agenda aims to dismantle.
SNP Whistleblowers Reveal Sycophancy Under Sturgeon
SNP whistleblowers describe extraordinary devotion to Nicola Sturgeon, including an official offering to 'take a bullet' for her during a 2021 NEC meeting on the Alex Salmond inquiry.
Why England Wear Red vs Panama at 2026 World Cup
England wear red away kit against Panama in World Cup Group L due to FIFA kit clash rules. As away side, they must ensure maximum visual contrast with Panama's home strip.
Edinburgh Anti-Racism Rally After Alleged Anti-Muslim Attack
Thousands joined a 'Reclaim Our Streets' rally in Edinburgh one week after an alleged anti-Muslim knife attack left five injured. The event, organized by Stand Up to Racism, featured chants and a minute of silence at the attack site.
Peruvian Shamans Lift Kane's Curse in Live Ritual
Peruvian spiritualists performed a live TV ritual to break a witch doctor's curse on England captain Harry Kane, after a Ghanaian shaman claimed to have hexed him before a 0-0 draw.
Prince William's £1.5m Plan to Revive Devon Ghost Town
Prince William redirects £1.5m annual prison rent from Duchy of Cornwall to revive Princetown, a Devon 'ghost town' hit by HMP Dartmoor's closure due to radon gas.
England Fans Vote to Change National Anthem
In a poll by Express Sport, 55% of voters support changing England's national anthem from God Save the King to a more rousing song like Jerusalem or Land of Hope and Glory.
England's World Cup knockout scenarios vs Panama
England have qualified for the World Cup knockout stage as a top third-place team. Victory or a draw against Panama secures group top spot, with goal difference tiebreakers replaced by head-to-head.
England Fans Under Radar at World Cup, Prefer Darts
England fans at the World Cup are avoiding trouble and media attention, with many attending the US Darts Masters instead of fan zones. Only 10,000 are expected to travel, with zero arrests so far.
German Pool's Language Ban Raises Discrimination Concerns
A public swimming lake in Halle, Germany, barred non-German speakers during a heatwave, citing safety. Critics argue it discriminates, especially with far-right AfD support and state elections approaching.
Budapest Pride: Hope and Caution Before First March Since Orbán's Ouster
Budapest Pride returns Saturday amid cautious hope after Orbán's ouster, with over 200,000 expected. Organiser Petra Buzás says stigma remains, but signs of openness give reason for hope.
UK's 'Australia Plus' Social Media Ban: How's It Going?
The UK plans an 'Australia plus' ban on under-16s access to social media by 2027. How is Australia's similar ban faring? A cross-border investigation reveals early impacts and challenges.
Venice Protest vs US Ambassador's Superyacht Over Fireworks
Venetian activists plan to disrupt US Ambassador Tilman Fertitta's superyacht visit during Festa del Redentore, fearing the 117m Boardwalk will obstruct fireworks views, echoing last year's protest against Jeff Bezos.
Next250 Debuts Declaration of Interdependence in DC
Next250 launches the Declaration of Interdependence art installation in DC, featuring collective values for America's next 250 years, with over 100 events nationwide.
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