Heat camera at tourist attraction spots woman’s breast cancer
EDINBURGH, Scotland: Heat Camera helped a tourist spot a thermal anomaly, later diagnosed as breast cancer, during a family visit to the attraction site in
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Satellite captures rarely seen atmospheric gravity wave phenomenon off WA
MELBOURNE, Australia: Satellite images have captured a usually invisible phenomenon known as atmospheric gravity waves pulsing through clouds off Western Australia’s north-west. Thunderstorms in the
NSW cop admits music festival strip searches were ‘unlawful’
SYDNEY, Australia: An officer involved in policing at Splendour in the Grass last year has admitted to an inquiry strip searches conducted at the music
European leaders say Facebook’s cryptocurrency poses serious threat to national sovereignty
GENEVA, Switzerland: Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra, promoted as an alternative to traditional banking, has sparked concerns from central bankers and regulators around the world. The currency
Aged care worker who mistreated, force-fed patients allowed to keep working
MELBOURNE, Australia: A worker who mistreated six elderly residents — including hosing one down with cold water and force-feeding another a hot meal — was
Kurds claim Syrian army to help counter Turkish operation
The Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria has said the Syrian army would deploy along the entire length of the border as part of the agreement
Singapore knocks down US to become the world’s most competitive economy
SINGAPORE: The World Economic Forum’s annual competitiveness report has given Singapore the top spot, knocking down the United States to second position among 141 countries. The index, published
Five killed in Paris police headquarters attack
PARIS, France: At least four officers were killed inside the police headquarters in central Paris when an official attacked them with a knife. The attacker,
Afghanistan presidential polls marred by low turnout, chaos
KABUL, Afghanistan: Afghanistan’s presidential polls closed on Saturday amid reports of historically low voter turnout, chaos among candidates and flawed voting procedures. About 9.6 million
Military action against Iran is possible: Saudi Arabia
RIYADH, KSA: Saudi Arabia’s minister for foreign affairs has said all options, including a military response, were open after attacks on two oil facilities, which