ASX pummeled to $59bn loss
There was “nowhere to hide” for traders on Friday as the ASX saw $59 billion evaporate at the closing bell.
KSA’s Fayfa Mountains: A scenic delight at 2,000 meters above sea level
JAZAN: The Fayfa Mountains in the Jazan region are a stunning natural wonder, with lush greenery, abundant rain and dramatic cloud formations. Its iconic agricultural terraces, a cherished heritage passed down through generations, have cemented Fayfa's status as a top tourist destination. This summer, visitors flock to Jazan and beyond to this enchanting escape.
‘Wouldn’t get away with it’: Aussie tradies reveal huge culture shift
Tradier has revealed exactly how much work culture has changed and what you can't 'get away with' in 2024.
Question everyone asking about this airline
If the airline scraps its routes to these parts of Australia, the country's aviation and tourism industry will not be the same.
Mexican drug cartel leader ‘El Mayo’ Zambada makes a court appearance in Texas
WASHINGTON: Former President Donald Trump, who has a long history of making inflammatory comments about race, has stepped up his attacks on his 2024 White House rival Kamala Harris, claiming she “happened to be black” for political advantage.But the reality is that the vice president, the product of a mixed marriage between Jamaican and Indian … Read more
‘Creepy’ new details of British television star’s ‘grooming’ of boys, including while on air covering the Royals
The media industry has been rocked by new revelations about a superstar's depraved chat with a convicted paedo and attempts to groom young people.
Man looses it over first class detail
This man's video has gone viral after he got to experience what it's like to fly in the world's best first class cabin.
Famine officially declared in Sudan
JEDDAH: The civil war in Sudan and restrictions on aid have caused famine in North Darfur, food security experts said on Thursday. The finding, linked to an internationally recognized standard known as the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, is only the third time a famine has been identified since the system was set up 20 … Read more
’Not malice’: Officeworks defends decision not to sack manager
Angry Aussies are calling for an Officeworks manager to be fired after refusing service to a Jewish customer, but the company says she is deeply remorseful.
Airline gets rid of menu item only in economy
A major airline has decided to do away with its very popular snack – and not everyone will be happy about it.
