Three NT child protection workers suspended pending investigation into handling of welfare notifications for five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, who was found dead after going missing in Alice Springs.
A new exhibition at Princeton University Art Museum celebrates the work of Minor White, Aaron Siskind, Harry Callahan, and others who solidified art photography as a movement.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino defends high World Cup ticket prices, citing US market laws and demand, as fans criticize a 'monumental betrayal'.
As Australia faces economic and social challenges, the Labor government's willingness to pursue bold reforms is under scrutiny. This analysis explores the political dynamics and potential policy shifts.
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A new study by the Public Health Agency of Canada finds no link between aluminium-adjuvanted vaccines and autism, diabetes, or asthma, countering anti-vaxxer claims.
Senate Republicans propose $72 billion for immigration enforcement, including $1 billion for security at Trump's White House ballroom, sparking Democratic criticism.
New research reveals that a single dose of psilocybin can lead to physical brain changes, boosting cognitive flexibility and well-being, as interest in psychedelics grows.
Scientists discover lacunar strokes, a quarter of all strokes, are caused by artery widening in the brain, not fatty deposits, explaining why blood thinners often fail.
Andy Serkis explains why Jamie Dornan's Aragorn is credited as Strider in The Hunt for Gollum, set for release in 2027.
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Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces reform of fit note system in England, directing GPs to prescribe job coaches, physiotherapy, and gym memberships instead of sick notes from November.
An interior designer reveals popular bathroom upgrades that fail over time, from built-in speakers to clawfoot tubs, urging balance over trends.
An investigation reveals Georgia state officials knew for nearly two decades that toxic PFAS chemicals from carpet mills were contaminating rivers, yet took little action to protect public health.
Georgia officials knew for nearly two decades that toxic PFAS from carpet mills polluted drinking water, but did not warn the public or take action, an investigation reveals.
The Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing claims management companies due to concerns over aggressive marketing, misleading ads, and unfair fees, aiming to protect consumers.
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The DfT proposes allowing airlines to consolidate flights at short notice, ending the 14-day rule. Critics warn passengers may face last-minute changes with no compensation.
Azets experts caution investors against using AI alone for financial advice, comparing it to self-diagnosing health issues online. They highlight risks of outdated data and bias.
Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday inspires a look at species named after him, from ancient dinosaurs to rare butterflies and plants.
The American Football Coaches Association recommends eliminating conference championship games and reducing bye weeks to finish the College Football Playoff by the second Monday in January.
The Albanese government rejects claims it was 'fiscally dacked' by the RBA after a 0.25% rate hike to 4.35%, with Treasurer Chalmers defending budget plans.
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A pensions expert urges people in their late 40s and early 50s to check how DWP rule changes affect their state pension age and entitlement.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy reveals plans to bring the Ryder Cup and Olympic Games back to the UK, alongside a ban on ticket touting for major events.
The FDA has authorized its first fruit-flavored e-cigarettes for adult smokers, a major policy shift under Trump. Teen vaping rates have dropped to a 10-year low, but health groups oppose the move.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary calls for a ban on early morning alcohol sales at airports to curb drunken, aggressive passenger behaviour causing flight diversions.
An oceanographer who worked with NASA says she had three near-death experiences, each bringing her to a peaceful state of pure awareness, challenging the idea that consciousness ends with death.
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A sheriff has ruled that the death of three-year-old Archie Donald at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow could have been avoided if an abnormal blood test result had been acted on sooner.
George Francis Lee was served a no-fault eviction just before section 21 was abolished. He argues the new Renters' Right Act is a step forward but rents remain unaffordable.
French universities now offer €1 meals to all students regardless of income, aiming to reduce financial hardship after a survey showed nearly half had skipped meals due to costs.
As AI reshapes communication, we must cherish flawed, human writing. It reflects our emotions, mistakes, and authenticity—qualities machines cannot replicate.
ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes becomes the new television host for the Scripps National Spelling Bee, aiming to bring a big-game feel to the 101-year-old competition as part of a reimagined broadcast.
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Housing expert Natalie Peacock advises renters to review tenancy agreements and keep payment records as the Renters' Rights Act comes into force, banning no-fault evictions.
