Corpus Christi Could Owe Texas $235M for Failed Desalination Plant City leaders hope to revive the twice-rejected project to avoid returning money loaned by the state. Texas Observer · Sep 25
Fox's World Cup coverage will have British flavor, with 6 of 9 play-by-play commentators from UK Fox will use British play-by-play commentators for six of its nine announcer teams at this year’s World Cup, adding Ian Crocker, Darren Fletcher and Mark Scott to Ian Darke, Derek Rae and Jacqui Oatley The Independent UK · Apr 29
Corpus Christi water emergency may be just two months away, city leaders say Two out of the five projections city leaders presented Tuesday showed water shortages beginning in May. The city has yet to detail plans for how to reduce water use for residents and businesses. The Texas Tribune · Mar 18
Merlin Crossley appointed Chair of The Conversation Media Group Professor Merlin Crossley AM has been appointed chair of The Conversation Media Group Board. Professor Crossley is a molecular biologist and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (DVC) Academic Quality at UNSW Sydney, having previously served as DVC Education, and as Dean of Science. The Conversation · Mar 10
Is Amalficore making a comeback? I’m seeing the home decor trend everywhere this year, and now is the perfect time to embrace the look Goodbye rain, hello summer Ideal Home · Feb 20
‘A beautiful Christmas doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune’ – interior experts share their 9 tips for making Christmas decor look fab on a budget ‘Creating a beautiful Christmas doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune’ Ideal Home · Nov 1, 2025
The ABC and Creative Australia panicked in the face of controversy. These vital institutions must not be so timid In the Lattouf and Sabsabi cases, the apparently unmanageable sensitivity was discussion of Israel and Palestine The Guardian - AU · Jul 4, 2025
Fed Chair Jerome Powell is Spending $2.5 Billion Renovating D.C. Office With Luxury Features That ‘Belong in the Palace of Versailles’ In his most recent testimony, Fed Chair Jerome Powell came under intense scrutiny for cost overruns associated with a luxury upgrade to the Fed’s D.C. office. Barchart · Jun 30, 2025
Cycling buddies caught up in public funding probe An under-investigation school infrastructure boss, the man overseeing his agency and a contractor hired to work there all rode their bikes together. AAP · May 13, 2025
Netflix has engrossing Adam Scott movie that proves truth is stranger than fiction The Most Hated Woman In America sees Scott play a journalist who becomes embroiled in a bizarre story WhatToWatch · May 4, 2025
Is your porch missing something to sit on? These 7 porch seating ideas will solve that issue for you in style These are the top porch seating ideas to make your space more functional and stylish at the same time Ideal Home · Apr 26, 2025
Severance season two finale explained: What is Cold Harbor? What is Cold Harbor? What do the numbers symbolise? What are the goats about? Can Mark save Gemma? The Independent UK · Mar 21, 2025
Billionaire’s record $100m donation to University of Sydney aims to increase diversity in Stem sector Tech founder Robin Khuda wants to make ‘positive societal impact’ by increasing opportunities for women in sector where he made his fortune The Guardian - AU · Feb 4, 2025
MP incredulous after ANU denies student made Nazi salute at union meeting Video footage allegedly showed student performing salute and another mimicking a Hitler moustache The Guardian - AU · Jan 22, 2025
Ideal Home · Jan 16, 2025 Do your cleaning products need a declutter? Experts weigh in on what you really need to clean your home We promise you do not need four different surface sprays...
The National (Scotland) · Dec 18, 2024 Reform UK Scotland organiser sacked amid family links to Loyalist terror group REFORM UK’s party organiser in Scotland has been sacked following an investigation into his family’s links to a Loyalist terror plot.
AAP · Nov 29, 2024 University 'incubator' for Jewish hatred, inquiry told Jewish students are "hiding" their religion on campus amid a rising tide of hatred, a parliamentary inquiry into anti-Semitism at universities has been told.
The Guardian - AU · Nov 27, 2024 University of Sydney review proposes ‘civility rule’ that requires ‘meaning of contested words’ to be made clear Lecturer questions if academics will have to explain context of every phrase they use, saying those who speak up on Palestine would be affected
Autosport · Oct 25, 2024 Obituary: Prolific sportscar and Indy 500-winning designer Bob Riley Few racing car designers have enjoyed such long and distinguished careers as Bob Riley. The American, who has died 93, was both prolific and successful in multiple disciplines over the course of more than 60 years at the drawing board.
Ideal Home · Oct 24, 2024 Christmas decor trends 2024 – the 5 new styles set to define this year’s festivities The hottest themes to deck your home with
The Guardian - AU · Sep 26, 2024 Peter Dutton says if Mark Scott had ‘any shred of integrity’ he would resign as University of Sydney vice-chancellor Call comes after Scott apologises for university’s handling of antisemitism complaints
The Guardian - AU · Sep 24, 2024 Morning Mail: thousands flee airstrikes in Lebanon, NSW police data revealed, supermarket pricing tricks Israel launches more bombing raids but says it does not plan a ground invasion; Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) releases ‘police accountability dashboard’
The Guardian - AU · Sep 24, 2024 Campaign demanding University of Sydney vice-chancellor resigns is ‘dangerous’, Jewish Council warns JCA’s Sarah Schwartz says targeting Mark Scott’s handling of pro-Palestinian encampment risks conflating criticism of Israel with antisemitism
The Guardian - AU · Jul 13, 2024 How Australian scientists brought Norfolk Island’s thumbnail-sized snails back from the brink of extinction After a slow start, the Campbell’s keeled glass-snails are now breeding like rabbits – or maybe like snails – with plans to reintroduce them to the island
The Guardian - AU · Jul 7, 2024 University of Sydney students and staff blast new ‘draconian’ protest crackdown Policy demands three days’ notice for demonstrations and approval for use of megaphones or putting up posters