Bangladesh continues curfew as students await official announcement on government job reforms DHAKA: Bangladesh remains under curfew and a widespread communications blackout on Monday, a day after the Supreme Court scaled back a controversial job quota system following deadly clashes that have killed more than 100 people in the past week. University students have been … Read more
A young Australian has revealed she is unhappy with her tax return because she feels “lying too”, with her rants dividing opinions online.
JEDDAH: Inspired by mythical sea creatures, a diving center in Jeddah is offering a first-of-its-kind mermaid diving course for those looking to splash around in cool waters during the summer. Scuba Schools International at Al-Haddad Scuba in the coastal city offers a whimsical yet invigorating experience for those looking for an aquatic adventure. All over … Read more
A lottery winner who took home a Division One prize has admitted her mistake after she misread the numbers on a winning ticket.
Following the success of its Perth to Rome route, Qantas has unveiled a new gateway for Australian travelers who have never flown before.
DUBAI: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has intercepted a Togo-flagged, UAE-controlled product tanker carrying 1,500 tonnes of marine gas oil, British security firm Ambrey said on Monday. The vessel had been loading marine gas oil off the coast of Iraq and was bound for the United Arab Emirates' Sharjah when it ran aground on … Read more
There are glimmers of hope for Australian renters amid the housing crisis, new data shows, but many are still making sacrifices to get a home.
A respected executive who was attacked on a San Francisco street is believed to be in good spirits after spending days in an induced coma.
Middle East sovereign investors are exploring emerging markets as geopolitical tensions rise, study says RIYADH: Middle East sovereign investors are following their global counterparts in prioritizing India and other emerging markets amid concerns over geopolitical tensions, an analysis said. In its latest report, Invesco, a US-based investment management firm, said 88 percent of global wealth … Read more
It's not something Aussies usually think about when booking a trip abroad, but it costs them about $2000.
