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PAP internal election: Will there be new faces and what changes can we expect on Oct 25?
Insiders do not expect major changes, given the party’s performance at the 2025 General Election
The ACT should be supporting community groups, not letting them struggle
Community organisations shouldn't be synonymous with disadvantage.
Questions over multimillion-dollar cost of sending the Australian of the Year into space
The federal government has made a formal offer to the European Space Agency to send Katherine Bennell-Pegg to space.
Caught out in a record-breaking storm: Why we didn't see it coming
Experts say improvements in weather forecasting over the years have set high expectations for predicting severe events.
Unions slam BHP chairman’s pay rise days after announcing Pilbara job cuts
It comes after the miner announced last week that as many as 300 jobs will be impacted by a round of redundancies at BHP’s Pilbara mine sites.
‘Unable to walk, talk’: Heartbreaking update in teen’s cancer fight
A NSW teenager’s fight with a rare and aggressive brain cancer has taken him to the USA for experimental treatment as millions follow his journey online.
Hong Kong security chief vows accountability, reforms ahead of Tai Po fire report
Hong Kong’s Fire Services Department will bear “ultimate responsibility” for following up on fire safety complaints across the city, the security chief has said, as an independent committee report is expected to identify the department as among those responsible for last year’s deadly Tai Po blaze. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung made the pledge on Friday, a day after the judge-led committee submitted its final report to the government. The minister said a series of legal reforms...
New hospitality and tourism chapter to give ITE and polytechnic students more industry exposure
It is supported by the Singapore Tourism Board, and aims to bridge the gap between education and industry
When a flight attendant becomes a dragon queen
Elves, dragon eggs and medieval combat – it’s all in a weekend’s work for the LARPers of DrachenFest.
Digital Xiongan: How AI is shaping the smart 'City of the Future'
Buildings have digital twins in the cloud-based platform, underground utility tunnels are monitored in real time, and traffic lights adjust to changing road conditions. In the Xiongan New Area in north China's Hebei Province, these futuristic scenarios have been part of everyday life.