Russia cuts Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant from the country’s power grid | ABC News ABC News (Australia) Ukraine fears high over fighting near nuclear power plant 9News Ukraine’s nuclear power plant on high alert after shutdown The Australian Financial Review Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant restores power after temporarily shutting down ABC News network …
Former NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro has been charged with assault over an alleged altercation with a television camera operator in Sydney last month. Barilaro, who retired from politics in October last year, allegedly assaulted freelancer Matt Costello and damaged his camera outside a bar in Manly on July 23. NSW Police today confirmed officers …
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Heartbroken loved ones have said goodbye to Amy Hazouri at an emotional service in Sydney’s west after the innocent hairdresser was killed in a brutal gangland hit earlier this month. The 39-year-old’s funeral was held at Lakemba Mosque on Friday. She will be laid to rest at Rookwood Cemetery later this afternoon at 2pm. A …
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Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce says he’s not going anywhere despite the public relations the national airline has had in recent months. Announcing a billion-dollar loss for the company yesterday, Mr Joyce flagged fare increases of up to 20 per cent for international flights and 10 per cent for domestic flights. The higher costs are …
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Education Minister Jason Clare isn’t the only Labor leader doing the media rounds this morning. Government Services Minister Bill Shorten recently answered questions on ABC News Breakfast. Government Services Minister Bill Shorten. Credit: Alex Ellinghausen The former opposition leader was asked if Scott Morrison will be forced to appear before the robo-debt royal commission. As …
Researchers will use artificial intelligence to help monitor the health of the Great Barrier Reef, after being fed thousands of photographs taken by a “diverse team” of citizen scientists. Key points: More than 50,000 images of the Great Barrier Reef were captured by citizen scientists as part of the Great Barrier Reef Census Tech giant …
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Next week marks the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, but surprisingly, the royal family has no plans to formally commemorate it. A new report from The Daily Beast’s royal correspondent Tom Sykes reveals it is “unlikely” that Queen Elizabeth will publicly acknowledge the birthday on August 31, while Diana’s ex-husband Prince Charles will also …
The world’s most powerful telescope has made its first observations of a planet beyond our solar system, heralding a new era of astronomy in which distant worlds can be scanned for signs of life. The observations, from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, provide new insights into the formation of the planet, a hot gas giant …
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For the first time, astronomers have found unequivocal evidence of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of an exoplanet (a planet outside our solar system). The discovery, accepted for publication in Nature and published online on August 25, demonstrates the power of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to provide unprecedented observations of exoplanet atmospheres. Natalie …
Japan’s top police officer has said he will resign to take responsibility for security lapses that led to the fatal shooting last month of former prime minister Shinzo Abe. Itaru Nakamura said on Thursday he intended to resign as head of the national police agency to give the organization a “fresh start”, weeks after Abe …
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