Business
Why More Comics Are Trading Video Clips for Cartoon Panels Online
For years, the standard playbook for stand-up comedians on social media was straightforward: post short clips of live sets, rack up views, and convert that atte…
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Legal Minds Trade Briefs for Reins in Outback Camel Race
In the isolated opal-mining settlement of White Cliffs, a peculiar transition is underway as four attorneys and a construction worker gear up for an unconventio…
Business
Suspect Charged After Dog Bite Victim Dies in Wakefield
A 55-year-old man has been formally charged with manslaughter following the death of a man who was bitten by a dog in Wakefield over the weekend.
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UK Muslim student sent back from US after lengthy airport detention despite valid visa
A British university student says he was targeted because of his faith when American border officials detained him for nearly a day at an Orlando airport, then …
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Understanding Yasukuni Shrine: A Tokyo Landmark Tied to Japan's Wartime Legacy
Tucked away in central Tokyo, Yasukuni Shrine stands as one of Japan's most contentious religious sites. Established in 1869, it honors approximately 2.5 m…
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Could a Trimmed-Down Building Code Work for Australia? Lessons from Across the Ditch
New Zealand has made headlines with its decision to slash its national building code from a sprawling tome to a concise 83 pages, a move that has sparked debate…
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The Zong Massacre: When 130 Lives Became a Footnote in an Insurance Claim
The harrowing tale of the slave ship Zong and its disastrous journey to Jamaica grows even more disturbing upon the crew's return to British soil.
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A dash of daring and bold moves could unlock unforgettable fan moments in women's sport | Sarah Guiney
In Australia, we call it the Matildas effect. Elsewhere, it's increasingly just known as business as usual. The Professional Women's Hockey League is …