Tunnelling for Sydney's M6 motorway will restart after sinkholes and collapses halted the $3.1 billion project two years ago. The NSW government reached a deal with contractors to complete the remaining 250 metres of excavation at no extra cost to taxpayers, with works expected to be finished by 2028.
Four years after REDcycle's collapse, soft plastics recyclers have cleared all legacy waste. A new national scheme is operational with increased capacity, but faces challenges in consumer engagement and systemic waste reduction.
Four years after REDcycle's collapse, Australian soft plastics recyclers have cleared legacy waste. A new scheme, SPSA, now operates at triple REDcycle's capacity but faces challenges in customer engagement and regaining trust.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged the need for "urgent changes" to address a severe economic crisis, admitting that internal issues like "slowness, bureaucracy" contribute significantly, not just the US blockade. He cited China and Vietnam as potential models for reform.
Meta's Applied AI unit, key to Mark Zuckerberg's $14.3 billion AI bet, faces revolt among its 6,500 engineers, who describe work as 'soul-crushing' amid 8,000 layoffs, surveillance backlash, and poor leadership, threatening the company's AI ambitions.
India's Centre is considering a 'durability certificate' for buildings due to safety concerns. This follows court-ordered demolitions and incidents like a building collapse in Delhi that killed six. The proposal aims to improve construction quality and address unauthorized constructions nationwide.
Three young rugby players have died in Malaysia within weeks due to heatstroke, dehydration, and organ failure. The incidents, occurring during matches and training in high temperatures and humidity, have sparked concerns about player safety and the need for adjustments in the sport.
American Olympic bronze medallist Jenny Simpson collapsed during a community track event in Raleigh, North Carolina. She received CPR and AED treatment on-site before being transported to the hospital.
American runner Jenny Simpson collapsed during a community track event in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Olympic bronze medallist received CPR and AED treatment before being taken to the hospital.
The chief engineer of the cargo ship Dali, Karthikeyan Deenadayalan, has been charged with violating the Port and Waterways Safety Act for allegedly failing to report hazardous conditions on the ship prior to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Prosecutors also filed a deferred prosecution agreement, with details to be released.
Andy Burnham's campaign is reportedly trying to prevent ministers from resigning to avoid destabilizing Keir Starmer's government amid fallout from the Makerfield byelection. Burnham's team seeks a managed transition, not immediate chaos, should he win the election. Starmer's allies are discussing strategies to counter a potential challenge.
Three-time Olympian Jenny Simpson collapsed at a track event in North Carolina on Tuesday. Reports indicate she briefly lost pulse, which was restored with CPR and an AED. She is currently receiving medical treatment.
The New South Wales Blues suffered a devastating 44-24 loss to Queensland in Origin II, collapsing after an early lead and now face a series decider at Lang Park. Coach Laurie Daley's tactical decisions and player performance came under heavy scrutiny following the team's inability to capitalize on talent and maintain discipline.
The New South Wales Blues suffered a devastating 44-24 loss to Queensland in Origin II, collapsing after an early lead and now face a series decider at Lang Park. Coach Laurie Daley's tactical decisions and player performance came under heavy scrutiny following the team's inability to capitalize on talent, mirroring past failures.
Inveniam Capital Partners announced plans to acquire layer-1 blockchain Mantra and its affiliated entities, following a $20 million investment in August 2025. The move aims to expand Inveniam's presence in tokenized real-world assets and AI-ready private markets.
Sri Lanka has moved away from its 2022 economic collapse, with growth returning, inflation falling, and tourism booming. Supported by an IMF program, the nation has achieved macroeconomic stabilization. However, structural weaknesses, high public debt, and low investment persist, indicating an incomplete recovery.
Sri Lanka has made significant strides in economic stabilization since its 2022 collapse, with growth returning, inflation tamed, and tourism booming. However, structural weaknesses, high public debt, and low investment persist, indicating an incomplete recovery.
A 1,100-year-old Purépecha pyramid in Ihuatzio, Mexico, partially collapsed on July 29, 2024, due to a combination of intense drought and heavy rainfall. Archaeologists cite environmental stresses and structural deterioration, while some Indigenous descendants view it as a traditional omen.
Australia's corporate regulator, ASIC, has launched a criminal investigation into the failed Queensland luxury caravan company Zone RV. The probe focuses on allegations that former director David Biggar illegally paid dividends to shareholders while the company was insolvent, potentially facing up to 15 years in prison and significant fines.
A Las Vegas man, Jude Anthony Sanchez, 76, died last August after a stool sold by Ross Dress for Less collapsed as he stepped on it, causing him to fall. His estate has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Ross and Juicy Couture, seeking over $15,000 in damages.
Evelyn Ballentyne testified in Bristol crown court that she found her four-week-old son, Atticus Bartlett, "floppy and grey" and making "gasping noises" after his father, Tony Bartlett, allegedly shook him violently, causing brain damage. The baby later died. Tony Bartlett denies murder and manslaughter.
Europe's largest defense trade show, Eurosatory, highlights the continent's push for strategic autonomy, but major joint projects like the FCAS fighter jet and MGCS tank are faltering due to Franco-German competition and differing industrial interests, raising concerns about German dominance.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that European countries are discussing restoring Germany's military strength and that Ukraine's EU accession could lead to the bloc's collapse. He also criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky's diplomacy and accused the West of double standards and rehabilitating Nazism.
A conspiracy theory about scientists dying or disappearing is traced back to a 1977 British mock-documentary called 'Alternative 3', created by David Ambrose. Despite being a fictional drama, it was taken seriously by many and has since fueled various conspiracy narratives.
