Six people, including a young mother, have been killed and more injured in a mass stabbing event in Westfield in Sydney’s Bondi Junction. The lone attacker was shot dead by police.
The open letter from hundreds of creators comes as content creators have voiced concern about Meta’s new policy.
Boeing has paid Alaska $160 million in cash to make up for lost revenues caused by the January fifth door blowout on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.
Advancements in mortality rates among leading causes of death were cause to celebrate, but the pandemic hampered life expectancy rate improvements.
Kensington Palace on Friday gave the public an update on the health of Princess of Wales Kate Middleton.
Electric vehicle manufacturer Fisker, a second company of its kind launched by famed car designer Henrik Fisker, announced Monday it will pause production for six weeks as it seeks to avoid potentially going bankrupt amid mounting financial woes.
The 8,000 class action participants are from the hire car, taxi, charter vehicle, and limousine industries in Victoria, NSW, Queensland, and WA. The Uber payout is the fifth-highest class action resolution in Australian history.
Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to have won reelection, Russian officials announced Sunday, reelecting him for another six-year term as democracy experts describe the victory as a sham and elections in the country are neither free nor fair.
TikTok will not shut down if it finds an American buyer—and it came close the last time it faced a ban from the Trump administration.
Dozens of musicians and panelists have pulled out of the festival over concerns of links to the U.S. Army and defence companies.