Whyalla Cuttlefish Wipeout: Algal Bloom Threatens Breeding
Divers report only a few dozen giant cuttlefish at Whyalla's Cuttlefish Coast, far below the usual thousands, amid a massive toxic algal bloom that has killed cephalopods.
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H5N1 Bird Flu Found in WA Skuas and Petrels
H5N1 bird flu has been detected in brown skuas and giant petrels in Western Australia, raising concerns for wildlife and potential spread to other species.
Somerset Volunteers Study Wildlife Risks
Volunteers in Somerset are participating in a major survey to assess wildlife risks, with over 1,000 species recorded in the first year.
Australia's multiculturalism support plunges 17 points in 2 years
Support for multiculturalism in Australia has dropped from 90% to 73% in two years, a historic decline amid rising economic pessimism and global insecurity, the 2026 Lowy Institute Poll reveals.
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Marius Borg Høiby Convicted of Rape in Norway
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's crown princess, has been convicted of rape in a case that tested digital consent laws and sparked debate on sexual violence.
Myanmar Civilians Use Paragliders to Evade Junta Bombs
Civilians in Myanmar are using paragliders and light aircraft to escape junta airstrikes, with over 3,000 fatalities reported since the coup.
Europe braces for record heatwave with 44C forecast
A historic heatwave is set to hit Europe, with temperatures forecast to reach 44C in parts of Spain and France, breaking previous records and prompting health alerts.
Bird Flu in Australia: Low Human Risk Despite First H5N1 Case
Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in a skua in WA, but human risk remains low. Over 100 human cases globally since 2020, mostly in US and Cambodia.
UK-France Treaty Revised to Stop Migrant Returns
The UK and France have rewritten their one-in-one-out treaty to prevent migrants removed from the UK from returning to France, aiming to curb Channel crossings.
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Iran Regime Survived War but Must Make Peace
Iran's regime has survived a major war, but analysts say it must now reconcile with its own people to ensure long-term stability.
Windrush Compensation Funds Prize for Caribbean Playwrights
The Windrush Prize, funded by compensation awarded to a late Windrush victim, offers £10,000 and a theatre run to British Caribbean playwrights, launching on Windrush Day.
Bird Flu Reaches Australia: First H5N1 Cases Confirmed
Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 has been detected in two seabirds in Western Australia, marking the first confirmed cases of this globally circulating strain in Australia.
Africa Can End AIDS with Global Support
Africa can end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 on its own terms, but requires sustained global funding and technology transfer, according to a new report.
Second Bird in WA Positive for H5N1 Bird Flu
A second bird on WA's south coast has tested positive for deadly H5N1 avian flu, confirming the virus's presence in isolated area.
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Czech broadcasters strike over funding changes
Czech public broadcasters Czech Television and Czech Radio have launched an indefinite strike, protesting government plans to alter their funding structure.
Far-Right Lawyer Wins Colombia Presidential Runoff
Far-right millionaire Abelardo de la Espriella defeats leftwing senator Iván Cepeda in Colombia's presidential runoff, with a narrow margin of 250,830 votes.
India Heatwaves Push Women Out of Workforce as Schools Shut
India's extreme heatwaves force prolonged school closures, disproportionately burdening working mothers who leave jobs or reduce hours, worsening economic inequality and gender gaps.
Second Seabird Tests for H5 Bird Flu in Australia
A second seabird is being tested for H5 bird flu after Australia's first mainland case, with authorities intensifying surveillance along WA's south coast.
The Theban Sacred Band: Elite Gay Lovers in Ancient Greek Warfare
Archaeologists uncovered a mass grave of 254 soldiers arm in arm, believed to be the Theban Sacred Band—an elite unit of 150 male couples who fought and died together.
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Al Jazeera Cameraman Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah killed in Israeli strike on Gaza; at least 260 journalists killed since war began in October 2023.
Bolivia State of Emergency: Military Deployed to End Protests
Bolivia's president declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to clear anti-government roadblocks that have paralyzed the country for over six weeks.
Two-Thirds of EU Citizens Back UK Rejoining Bloc
A new survey reveals 66% of EU citizens support UK rejoining the bloc, while 75% of Britons want closer ties, including acceptance of free movement.
PhotoEspaña 2024: 300+ Artists, 100 Exhibitions Across Spain
Spain's leading photography festival features over 300 visual artists in nearly 100 exhibitions, exploring themes of reimagining, borders, endometriosis, and more.
H5 Bird Flu Arrives in Australia: Key Facts
A deadly H5N1 bird flu strain has been confirmed in a wild skua in Western Australia, marking the virus's first arrival on the Australian mainland. Experts assess risks to wildlife, agriculture, and humans.
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Armenian tycoon builds world's tallest Jesus statue
Gagik Tsarukyan's 101-metre Jesus Christ statue on Mount Hatis aims to boost tourism, but faces church and environmental opposition.
Rothko in Florence: Spiritual Art Refuge from Infinite Scroll
An exhibition pairing Mark Rothko's canvases with Renaissance religious art in Florence moved a Guardian columnist to tears, offering a profound spiritual experience and refuge from digital bombardment.
Comrades Marathon Unites South Africa: A Race of Healing
The Comrades Marathon, a 55-mile ultramarathon, brings together South Africans of all races, offering a day of unity and personal healing amidst deep inequality.
Investigating the Covert US Drone War in Somalia
A Guardian investigation reveals at least 12 civilians, including 8 children, killed in a US airstrike in Somalia. Reporters Mark Townsend and Mohamed Gabobe detail their collaborative work.
El Niño Threatens Global Hunger Crisis, UN Warns
UN agencies issue joint appeal for $167m to avert hunger crisis as El Niño returns, threatening 115-125 million people with food insecurity by December.
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Tribes decry New Mexico newborn rule as sovereignty violation
Native American tribes and advocates challenge New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's directive mandating custody of drug-exposed newborns, citing violations of the Indian Child Welfare Act and tribal sovereignty.
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