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Melbourne tram attack accused sparks vile outburst in court - after he allegedly stabbed a random woman in the neck with a fork
Jahangir Sharifabadi, 37, fronted Melbourne Magistrates' Court dressed in the same worn clothing he was wearing when he was arrested on Tuesday afternoon.
Chris Bowen appears to fall asleep at his taxpayer-funded climate change conference at five star Fiji resort
Australia's Energy and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has been caught on camera appearing to fall asleep at his taxpayer-funded climate event in Fiji.
Max Verstappen revival to be put to the test in steamy Singapore
Max Verstappen achieved victory at the Malaysia Grand Prix but faces challenges at the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix. Rain and thunderstorms are predicted to affect both the qualifying and the main race in Singapore. Verstappen has struggled at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, where overtaking is notoriously difficult. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton performed well in Malaysia and is hopeful for a strong showing in Singapore.
Brave 13-year-old is hailed as a hero after he was killed shielding younger sister from shooting
A brave 13-year-old boy has been hailed a hero after he was killed while protecting his younger sister from a shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Sydney mosque launches fierce attack on Pauline Hanson over plan to ban burqas in schools: 'Our children should be off-limits'
One Nation said it would ban students from wearing burqas, niqabs and other full-face coverings at Aussie schools.
US aviation watchdog looks to streamline rules for commercial space launches
The FAA is proposing to streamline regulations for commercial space launches and re-entries. These changes aim to enable at least 1,000 launches annually by 2030. The public can comment on proposed changes until November 4. This initiative follows a memo signed by Donald Trump to boost US commercial space activities. The FAA emphasizes maintaining high safety standards while promoting growth in the space launch sector.
From sleepy village to nuclear hub, Rooppur waits for Bangladesh’s power breakthrough
Bangladesh is set to activate its first nuclear power plant in Rooppur, which is expected to ease electricity shortages. The project has seen significant changes in the local economy and demographics as workers from Russia arrive. While some locals express optimism about job prospects, others remain apprehensive about safety concerns. The efforts to build this facility have been ongoing since the 1960s, with multiple attempts to establish agreements.
4 students killed due to toxic gas exposure inside underground water tank in UP's Vrindavan
Four students tragically lost their lives while attempting to clean a water tank at the Gurukulam. A fifth student, identified as Rudra, survived and is receiving medical treatment. The incident occurred when students detected a foul smell and went inside the tank. Authorities have initiated a magisterial inquiry to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the incident.