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Australians are becoming less convinced about what comes next
The latest snapshot of Australia's wellbeing reveals a growing sense of uncertainty.
Police hunt father of teen killed in A66 crash after dodging court on fresh shoplifting charge
Gye Worthy, 40, assaulted Paul Maull, 46, during the cremation service for his son Cole, who died alongside four others when their car smashed into a police vehicle, killing two officers, in August.
Chief prosecutor warns giving false addresses in complaints is perjury
MANILA, Philippines — Veteran journalist Philip Lustre was deprived of due process when he was indicted and arrested without receiving a copy of the complaint or a chance to defend himself because the complainant provided the wrong address, the chief government prosecutor said Monday. “I would have to agree with them that they were not
Notorious teenage killer who bludgeoned mother to death with friend and whose story inspired cult 90s Kate Winslet film Heavenly Creatures dies aged 88
A notorious teenage killer who bludgeoned her own mother to death with a friend has died at the age of 88.
Trump calls on Israel to re-elect Netanyahu in tomorrow's elections so they can 'finish the job' in Iran
In the Truth Social post, Trump added: 'When you go to the Polls please remember that Bibi has been an outstanding warrior prime minister!
IP youths donate learning materials to remote Iligan community
ILIGAN CITY — College student volunteers from the Higaonon ethnic group in the city brought school supplies, books, clothes, and basic health services to children in remote Sitio Limunsudan, Barangay Rogongon, on Oct. 24, in celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ (IP) Month. The outreach activity gathered young people from different communities, including Muslims and Christians, in
BMA seeks over B1bn in extra relief
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) plans to seek more than 1 billion baht in additional flood relief funding and has ordered district chiefs to draw up a new flood risk map following the capital's recent inundation.
DSI asked to probe border projects
Political activist Sonthiya Sawaddee has petitioned the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to audit the funding and approvals for three border projects run by the Gun Jompalang Chuai Su Foundation near Cambodia.
Cabinet eyes fuel tax cuts
The cabinet is due to consider proposals today to cut fuel excise taxes and launch a household solar power scheme offering subsidies of 50,000 baht per household.
Bangkok administration seeks over B1 billion in extra relief
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) plans to seek more than 1 billion baht in additional flood relief funding and has ordered district chiefs to draw up a new flood risk map following the capital's recent inundation.