Sarah Hanson-Young Says Greens Politics 'Can Be Brutal' Amid Party Divisions
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has spoken publicly about internal party divisions, as David Shoebridge takes over as leader.
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Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has spoken publicly about internal party divisions, as David Shoebridge takes over as leader.
De Telegraaf's editorial board calls it unfair that smaller savers and investors are hit by the cabinet's new box 3 tax plans.
A new study reported by The Washington Post suggests giving 12-year-olds smartphones may be tied to body image issues and unhealthy eating.
An AI system reported by consalud.es identifies Ewing sarcoma with high precision and could support smaller biopsies.
Swedish outlets report a bridge and a school were bombed in Kyiv, with several people killed in Russian attacks.
Daily Nation reports Bomet County faces a public health crisis after a dumpsite was flattened ahead of El Nino.
A green tea compound is being tested for its ability to shield brain cells from Alzheimer's, according to صحيفة سبق الإلكترونية.
Bangladesh's home minister says reserved-seat MP Misti faces legal steps if an investigation proves allegations against her, as reported by bdnews24.com.
A kayak accident on Vangsvatnet in Voss left one man dead, while authorities searched the water for a second person, according to Norwegian media.
Fans of the "Isfolket" book series are telling Norwegian TV creators not to ruin the story as it heads toward a screen adaptation.
European funding to Sierra Leone is suspended as pressure mounts on Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers, Dutch media report.
NDTV reports that Captain Smit Machchhar has been airlifted from Saudi Arabia to a hospital in Dubai.
Psyche reports that gradual physical and mental deterioration often goes unnoticed until it appears to strike without warning.
A Poland international's remarks about conceding a goal sparked backlash, with coach Urban saying the player should not have spoken that way.
BILD reports the Chancellery has paused the proposed sugar tax, while other outlets detail a softened levy expected to raise close to a billion euros.
Swedish outlets report the two parties will keep running Lund's municipal government and have called a press conference.
More than 400 people in Mutungo received free medical care as the dfcu-Rotary Uganda partnership widened its reach.
Quantum Zeitgeist reports that coatings developed at an Australian university could sharpen the sensitivity of instruments used to detect gravitational waves.
Herald.co.zw reports that 192 marginalised young people have been enrolled in tertiary institutions under a Zimbabwean programme.
경향신문 reports the appointments of the inaugural heads of the new Serious Crime Investigation Bureau, announced a day before the agency opens.
Researchers say stellar pulsations hint at a large planet orbiting 140 light-years away, in the habitable zone of the hottest star yet linked to such a find.
The BBC reports that hundreds of prisoners are being freed today as an early release programme gets underway.
Scientists have found a structural explanation for unusual magnetic behavior in quantum materials, according to The Quantum Insider.
A SAMAKAL report says actress Sunerah presents one image before cameras and a different one away from them.
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