Ultrahuman announces M2 Live, a second-generation continuous glucose monitoring platform for the US. It uses Abbott's over-the-counter Lingo monitor, offering a cheaper and more accessible option, especially for non-diabetics. The system combines glucose data with activity stats, analyzed by Ultrahuman's AI Jade for metabolic insights.
Donald Trump announced a deal to end the war on Iran, with a signing expected Friday. He will discuss the deal at the G7 Summit in France. Global oil prices dropped on the news, but details remain scarce.
Following a shark attack in Sydney, former PM Tony Abbott called for shark culling. Experts like Prof. Rob Harcourt and Prof. Culum Brown argue this is unscientific and politically motivated, stating culls won't reduce risk and could harm ecosystems. NSW Premier Chris Minns ruled out a cull, citing protected species status and lack of evidence for effectiveness, suggesting technology like drones instead.
The Texas Republican Party convention in Houston featured Governor Greg Abbott's address, discussions on abortion policy, and an unusual appearance by an elephant. While the World Cup is hosted nearby, most delegates viewed it as irrelevant, focusing instead on conservative agenda and party unity.
The Albanese government's proposed changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to cut spending and reduce participant numbers have drawn heavy criticism from advocates and people with disabilities during a Senate inquiry. Shadow NDIS minister Melissa McIntosh also discussed concerns about the legislation.
Barnaby Joyce claims migrants are outbidding Australians at home auctions, despite tax data showing <1% of homes are bought by foreigners. The race discrimination commissioner warns against demonising migrants.
Australia's Liberal Party, under new leadership, considers preference deals with One Nation to counter its surging support, potentially shifting further to the right.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire to end hostilities, announced by the Trump administration. The deal is contingent on Hezbollah ceasing fire and evacuating its operatives from southern Lebanon.
Australia's government faces scrutiny over a revised AUKUS submarine deal, a softening housing market, and the return of Tony Abbott to Liberal Party leadership. Ministers defend economic policies amid concerns about interest rates and Middle East conflict.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has attacked opposition leader Angus Taylor, calling him "Temu Abbott," as the government pushes its tax reform legislation. The Greens are concerned about discretionary powers in the bill, while the Coalition plans to split the legislation to support a tax offset.
Australia is preparing for an imminent El Niño, with the Bureau of Meteorology and other agencies forecasting its development in the coming months. The World Meteorological Organization noted a 90% chance of El Niño forming in the Pacific before November.
Former PM Tony Abbott's appointment as Liberal president has sparked debate about his return to politics and its potential impact on conservative politics in Australia.
Tony Abbott, former Australian PM, elected unopposed as Liberal Party president, pledges to help lead a 'people's revolt' against the Labor government, sparking concerns of a further rightward shift.
Tony Abbott's new book, 'Australia: A History,' is criticized for its adherence to culture war narratives, including skepticism towards climate change, rejection of Indigenous terms like 'First Nations,' and a narrow view of Australian identity. The review highlights internal inconsistencies and a lack of empathy in Abbott's historical perspective.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to return to active politics as the Liberal Party's new federal president, unopposed for the role. The move follows a party review highlighting a loss of support among women and young people.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to become the new federal Liberal party president, seven years after losing his parliamentary seat. His return to active politics is seen by some as a move to the right, while others believe he will help unite the party.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to become the new federal Liberal party president, seven years after losing his parliamentary seat. His return to active politics aims to support opposition leader Angus Taylor, though some fear Abbott will push the party further right.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott is being positioned as the next president of the Liberal Party as it faces an uphill battle clawing back support from disillusioned voters. Follow live.
Dell Technologies is moving its legal home from Delaware to Texas. This change is set for approval at the company's annual stockholders meeting on June 25, 2026. Texas Governor Greg Abbott welcomed the tech giant, highlighting its long history in the state.
Dell Technologies is moving its legal home from Delaware to Texas. This change is set for approval at the company's annual stockholders meeting on June 25, 2026. Texas Governor Greg Abbott welcomed the tech giant, highlighting its long history in the state.
Nancy Pexton has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 22 years for murdering her sister, film director Jennifer Abbott (also known as Sarah Steinberg), 69, at her flat in Camden, north London. Abbott was found dead on 13 June 2025 with gaffer tape covering her mouth, three days after being stabbed. Pexton was arrested five days later and a diamond-encrusted gold Rolex watch was found in her bag. Messages revealed Pexton's jealousy toward her more successful sibling.
Nancy Pexton, 70, has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years for murdering her sister Jennifer Abbott, 69, a US citizen and film director, in her Camden flat on 10 June 2025. Pexton stabbed Abbott 10 times, taped her mouth, and stole her gold Rolex watch. The body was found three days later. Pexton fled the scene, called her GP claiming an overdose, and was arrested at hospital where police recovered the watch from her bag.
Nancy Pexton, 70, has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years for murdering her sister Jennifer Abbott, 69, in their London flat in Camden. Pexton stabbed Abbott 10 times and stole her gold Rolex watch before leaving the body to be found three days later. The court heard of "bubbling resentment" between the sisters.
Nancy Pexton has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years for murdering her sister Jennifer Abbott, 69, in a London flat in June 2025. Pexton stabbed her sister 10 times, left the body for three days, and stole her gold Rolex watch. The court heard of "bubbling resentment" between the sisters. Pexton also taped the victim's mouth in what the judge called a "deliberate act of degradation."
