Swifts Return to Same Nests Yearly, Study Finds
A new study reveals that common swifts return to the same nest sites year after year, showing remarkable loyalty to their breeding locations.
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Bodyboarder avoids bird flu seabird bite at SA beach
Aaron Brand narrowly avoided being bitten by a southern giant petrel infected with H5N1 bird flu during a bodyboarding competition at Knights Beach, Port Elliot.
Chickpea Trail: Mediterranean Shared Food Defies Borders
A chickpea pancake known by many names across the Mediterranean proves that modern borders are arbitrary, highlighting centuries of migration and cultural exchange.
Seine Cooling Network: Paris Buildings Beat Heat Underground
Paris launches a massive underground cooling network using Seine River water to air-condition buildings, reducing energy use by 40% and cutting carbon emissions.
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European Heatwave Worst Ever, Impossible Without Climate Crisis
The heatwave scorching western Europe is the most severe and widespread ever, made possible only by fossil fuel-driven climate change, scientists say, with 45% of large cities facing record heat stress.
Russia May Provoke Baltic States or Poland to Test NATO
Latvian intelligence and a second NATO source warn Russia is preparing a possible provocation in the Baltic states or Poland to test NATO cohesion amid Ukraine pressure.
Brexit: An Oral History Podcast
New podcast series 'Brexit: An Oral History' features firsthand accounts from key figures, revealing untold stories behind the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
Trump Condemns Lincoln Memorial Pool Vandalism
President Trump condemns vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflective Pool, calling it a 'disgrace' and promising federal investigation.
Haymaking: A Race Against Time in Heatwave
Amid a heatwave, haymaking becomes a frantic race against time to preserve quality, as farmers battle wilting crops and unpredictable weather.
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St Kilda: Britain's Wildest and Most Remote Island
A trip to St Kilda reveals Britain's most remote and wild landscape, with towering sea cliffs, abundant seabirds, and a haunting abandoned village.
Stefanovic Far-Right Shift Sparks PM Warning
Karl Stefanovic's rapid shift to far-right views on his podcast has prompted a warning from the Prime Minister, but other politicians appear unconcerned.
Mysterious Speakers Found on Mount Shasta by Mother and Daughter
A mother and daughter horseback riding on California's Mount Shasta discovered hundreds of solar-powered Bluetooth speakers playing eerie sounds, sparking theories of a Lemurian beacon system.
Fifa Allows Rainbow Flags at Egypt vs Iran World Cup Match
Fifa confirms rainbow flags allowed inside Seattle Stadium for Egypt vs Iran World Cup match, despite complaints from both teams over LGBTQ+ festivities.
Paris Bans Public Drinking as Heatwave Overwhelms Hospitals
Paris bans public alcohol consumption as hospitals reach 'saturation point' amid record heatwave, with temperatures hitting 40.9C and at least 48 drowning deaths.
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UN Says Israel Commits Genocide Against Gaza Children
A United Nations inquiry has concluded that Israel continues to commit genocide by deliberately targeting Palestinian children in Gaza. The report highlights systematic attacks on children as a central element of Israel's military operations.
Science-Backed Tips to Reclaim Your Focus
The average adult receives 46 push notifications daily, reducing productivity and causing 29 road deaths yearly. Learn how to reclaim your attention with simple lifestyle changes.
Central Bank Gold Holdings at 50-Year High: What's Driving It?
Central banks now hold over 36,000 tonnes of gold, the highest since 1975. The surge is driven by crisis performance, inflation hedge, and sanctions protection, especially after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Zelenskyy Authorizes 40-Day Operation Targeting Russian Refineries
Ukraine's president declares a 40-day blitz to 'influence the aggressor state' as strikes hit Russian oil refineries, cut power to Sevastopol, and disable Belarus relay stations.
Xi Hosts World Leaders in Middle Power Diplomacy Push
Chinese President Xi Jinping convenes a summit of world leaders from middle powers, signaling a strategic shift in Beijing's foreign policy to build new alliances.
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Trump News: Supreme Court Ruling Today
The Supreme Court issued a key ruling today affecting Trump. Here's the latest on the decision and its implications.
King Charles and Queen Camilla Won't Move Into Buckingham Palace
King Charles and Queen Camilla will remain at Clarence House after Buckingham Palace's £369m renovation, increasing public access to the royal residence.
Three Powerful Earthquakes Not Related, Say Seismologists
Seismologists confirm three recent powerful earthquakes in Chile, Japan, and Indonesia are not connected, despite occurring within days of each other.
Vance: Watergate Would Be 12-Hour News Story Today
Vice-president JD Vance says Watergate scandal would be a '12-hour news story' today, drawing parallels between Nixon and Trump's treatment by the 'deep state'.
California Billionaire Tax Advances to November Ballot
California voters will decide on a tax targeting billionaires to fund education and homelessness programs, after the proposal cleared a key legislative hurdle.
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In her new Quarterly Essay, Anna Goldsworthy warns that AI's true danger lies in reflecting humanity's weaknesses, not in its alien nature, raising moral and existential questions.
UN Pauses Hormuz Evacuations After Vessel Attack
The UN paused ship evacuations through the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel was hit by a projectile off Oman, raising safety concerns and tensions with Iran.
How asteroid impacts kept early Earth hot and reshaped its crust
New research shows that repeated asteroid impacts kept the early Earth's crust hot and unstable for hundreds of millions of years, outweighing internal heating and reshaping the planet's geology.
Charities Slam Arrogant UK Asylum Seeker Housing Plans
Charities condemn UK government plans to house asylum seekers at former military sites, calling the move arrogant and inhumane, with capacity for thousands.
Perth Mums Host Bowling for Boobs Fundraiser
Coogee mums Lauren Falconer and Lauren Britton host a Bowling for Boobs fundraiser in Spearwood, raising funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation as part of WA's GO PINK campaign.
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Supreme Court Immigration Rulings: Key Decisions
The US Supreme Court issued two significant immigration rulings, upholding a deportation law and limiting judicial review for certain immigrants.
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