Shorten ‘positive’ on NDIS breakthrough
Bill Shorten has described himself as a “political optimist” and called on the opposition to help pass legislation and stop the soaring costs of the NDIS.
Bill Shorten has described himself as a “political optimist” and called on the opposition to help pass legislation and stop the soaring costs of the NDIS.
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia's education sector has undergone a strategic transformation by shifting its focus towards specialized fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics and nuclear energy. Guided by Vision 2030's economic diversification program, this is a decisive step in equipping the Kingdom's future workforce with the in-demand skills needed to secure future jobs. The shift to … Read more
A traveler has discovered a major flaw in his new Australian passport, and it turns out he's not alone.
New York: Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez, the Hall of Fame golfer whose ridiculous plays on the greens and inspiring life story made him among the sport's most beloved players during a long professional career, died Thursday. He was 88 years old. Rodriguez's death was announced by Carmelo Javier Rios, a senator in Rodriguez's native Puerto … Read more
He's a highly successful chef who hosted Harry and Meghan's wedding and now serves up an epic menu for Aussies at his Three Hats restaurant.
The supermarket giant has teamed up with a cult brand – but it has failed to impress some shoppers who claim the bakery tastes “terrible”.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's General Directorate of Transport has identified 635 people for providing unlicensed transport services to passengers at the kingdom's airports in July. The crackdown was part of a wider campaign in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and other authorities. The aim is to improve the safety and quality of services provided to … Read more
Officials warn that Japan is at increased risk of a major earthquake that could devastate the archipelago.
Tragic new details have emerged about the death of a mummy blogger's rich husband and the truth about their lavish life.
RIYADH: The Saudi Arabian News Agency reported that more than 20 spiny-tailed lizards have been released in the King Khalid Conservation Area. This move is part of a joint program between the development department of the Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve and the National Wildlife Center. In light of warnings from the International Union … Read more