Severe Storms to Bring Large Hail and Damaging Winds to South East Queensland
The Courier Mail reports that severe thunderstorms are forecast to hit South East Queensland with large hail and strong winds.
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The Courier Mail reports that severe thunderstorms are forecast to hit South East Queensland with large hail and strong winds.
The club says the high court application is a precautionary step to protect its funds while a fraud case involving a former finance manager proceeds.
Manchester City came from behind twice to beat Arsenal 4-2 and keep their perfect WSL start, per Sky Sports.
A caregiver named Job writes that even a trained brother does not always have the answers when caring for elderly people with dementia.
Apple is changing full-disk access permissions on Macs and will flag AI requests for user data, reports say.
Former presidents Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Joko Widodo attended the TNI's 81st anniversary ceremony, where President Prabowo Subianto led the event.
Swedish driver Oliver Solberg crashed metres from the World Rally Championship title in his debut season and has apologised to the nation.
Proposals under discussion would cut full-time childcare costs by at least €1,000 a year and cap monthly fees, Irish outlets report.
Google has officially started restricting the installation of apps from outside sources on Android, according to reports from multiple outlets.
Jackson Chourio's walk-off single gave Milwaukee a 2-0 NLDS series lead over San Diego, which turned to closer Mason Miller for six outs.
Two right-leaning candidates take São Paulo's Senate seats, with Derrite reported as the most-voted senator in Brazilian history.
WELT reports the Union is pushing Bärbel Bas on two basic income reforms that appear to be stuck, including flat-rate housing costs.
The Daily Telegraph reports on the Roosters' premiership celebrations, which included a dance off and players dealing with hangovers.
The band will perform a club-sized show in Melbourne, according to the Herald Sun, with no further details yet confirmed.
A lawyer for Christa Pike says she has not regained consciousness since a failed lethal injection attempt in Tennessee.
The AU has clarified an earlier statement following Egyptian objections, as regional tensions involving Ethiopia draw international attention.
Norway's latest loss extends their poor run of results to the worst sequence the team has seen in a decade, Nettavisen reports.
A German human rights commissioner's social media post about Israel has sparked confusion, with WELT linking the remark to his criticism of the Israeli government.
Cesar Virata, who served as the Philippines' finance minister for 16 years under Ferdinand Marcos, has died, BusinessMirror reports.
Brazil's presidential race between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro remained too close to call as votes were counted after polls closed, lanacion.com.ar reports.
Saudi Arabia face the United Arab Emirates in the Gulf Cup 27 final, with a fourth title for the Green Falcons or a third for the White.
Graphic Online reports Titus Glover has been elected National Organiser of Ghana's governing New Democratic Congress at the party's national elections.
A fresh legal challenge to the Orange Order march at Drumcree is due Monday, as political figures and a rap group weigh in on the dispute.
New research reported by Västerbotten | Folkbladet says blood pressure readings in Swedish primary care are being taken incorrectly.
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