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Premier Chris Minns announces a significant initiative to deploy shark-spotting drones year-round in New South Wales, marking the largest expansion of aerial shark surveillance globally.
Foshan, known as China's furniture capital, is increasingly attracting Singapore homeowners interested in customizable and affordable furniture options.
The Northern Territory's pro-development agenda, characterized by a 'tough on crime' approach, faces criticism for potentially sidelining vulnerable communities.
In response to rising costs and dwindling trust in the strata industry, owner-occupiers in Australia are stepping up to manage their buildings more directly.
An exclusive analysis indicates that several large Facebook groups associated with One Nation may be operated by overseas engagement farms, particularly in southeast Asia.
Chinese researchers have developed a cutting-edge laser-based system that significantly improves the detection and quantification of methane leaks.
A small propeller aircraft crashed into Citic Tower, the tallest building in Beijing, resulting in debris falling from the skyscraper. The incident occurred on June 26, 2026.
The growing acceptance of electric vehicles is enabling Chinese manufacturers to enhance their global market presence, leading banks to adjust their export forecasts upward.
In a recent podcast, Larissa Waters discusses the agreement between the Greens and Labor on capital gains tax reforms and its implications for negative gearing policies.
The abrupt departure of Karl Stefanovic from Nine has ignited a debate about freedom of speech within the media landscape.
The recent revocation of Windsor Convalescent Home's licence raises important questions regarding the regulation of nursing homes in Singapore, highlighting the need for families to be aware of potential red flags.
Jal Shakti Minister C.R. Patil announced a significant desilting plan aimed at improving dam capacity and water management, emphasizing collaboration among Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced that a woman with ties to Isis will be allowed to return to Australia from Syria, with a promise of high scrutiny upon her arrival.
As China's workforce is projected to decline to 300 million by the century's end, the government is increasingly turning to humanoid robots to address potential labor shortages.
In May, Hong Kong's prime office vacancy rate reached a seven-month low, largely due to increased demand from Central, where premium office spaces are nearly fully occupied.
In a significant match held in Australia, Lewis Crocker faced Liam Paro, resulting in the end of his world title reign and unbeaten record.
The IMF is set to keep a close watch on China's economic growth, particularly as accurate measurement of its digital economy becomes crucial for global competitors in technology.
Due to a significant oversupply, Malaysia's Musang King durians are now more affordable, with low prices expected to continue until August, thanks to a bumper harvest.
Hong Kong's insistence on global university rankings may distract from the core educational mission, raising concerns about the quality of education.
The KOSPI index has experienced a notable increase of 4.1%, largely driven by a rebound in semiconductor shares, reflecting positive market sentiment.