Gustavo Machado, estudante de engenharia, construiu uma montanha-russa em seu quintal e viralizou na internet. Atualmente, ele trabalha na construção de uma montanha-russa gigante no Cacau Park, em Itu (SP).
Il gruppo italiano Astm, tramite la sua controllata Halmar Infrastructure Development e in partnership con Skanska, è stato scelto come Master Developer per la riqualificazione di Penn Station a New York, un hub di trasporto vitale.
Over 13,000 seal pups have died on Australia's Heard Island due to H5N1 bird flu, with high mortality rates confirmed among penguins, seals, and petrels. The virus likely spread from French subantarctic islands, marking its eastward movement around the region. Australia is increasing preparedness for potential mainland incursions.
A new study from the Ten to Men project reveals men who recently experienced a breakup are seven times more likely to report a suicide attempt compared to those not undergoing relationship breakdown. The research highlights significant mental health risks associated with separation, including impacts on finances, children, and social support networks.
Medical experts have strongly criticized One Nation's proposed health policies, labeling them as nonsensical and based on misconceptions. Policies include withdrawing from the WHO, scrapping the TGA, and adding photo ID to Medicare cards, which experts argue could increase costs and reduce access to care for vulnerable Australians.
Health Minister Mark Butler is pushing to pass contentious NDIS reforms this month, warning against delays. The Coalition and Greens are considering teaming up to extend inquiries into the NDIS, negative gearing, and capital gains tax changes, which disability groups and state ministers have criticized.
Health Minister Mark Butler is pushing to pass controversial NDIS reforms this month, rejecting opposition calls for extended inquiries. He warns that delays could cost billions and hinder improvements to support quality and fight fraud, accusing the Coalition of using the bill as a political pawn. Disability advocates and state ministers have criticized the proposed changes.
PhD students in Australia are facing financial hardship due to low stipends, with rates falling below the poverty line. A recent report recommended increasing stipends to $50,000, but the government has not committed to the changes, sparking concerns about equity and Australia's research capacity.
The new comedy "Stop! That! Train!" stars drag queens Jujubee and Ginger Minj as stewardesses on a luxury train line. Directed by Adam Shankman, the film is a satire in the vein of "The Naked Gun" and "Airplane!" and aims for a wider audience beyond "RuPaul's Drag Race" fans.
Australia's High Court ruled against the government, allowing non-citizens unlawfully detained to claim compensation. This decision could cost millions and impacts over 350 individuals.
New South Wales is set to reform laws for medicinal cannabis users, allowing drivers with a prescription to avoid licence suspension for THC in their system. The proposed legislation introduces a threshold and a warning system for first and second offenses, aiming to balance road safety with patient needs.
Kodak CEO Jim Continenza details the company's turnaround since 2019, highlighting the resurgence of film in Hollywood, financial recovery, and a focus on long-term growth.
Donald Trump's aggressive diplomacy with Iran has resulted in a global mess, with economic fallout, strained alliances, and a potential decline in US influence. The situation draws parallels to the 1956 Suez Crisis, raising questions about the future of the liberal international order and America's role within it.
