Blue is the new green in Xiamen
Nov 6, 2026
A decades-old cold case mystery of a woman's skull found deep at the bottom of a river took a shocking step forward in a new genetic breakthrough.
An urgent warning has been issued to Aussies.
On his podcast, Still Counting, he laid out an environment where Trump might retire with time left to serve.
A CBA lender due to earn up to $450,000 a year has lost an unfair dismissal bid after a judge branded his evidence a 'chaotic collection of lies'.
The man who stormed into the Citibank building on Wednesday afternoon in Tampa, Florida, has been identified as Jacob Pearson, 35. He shot and killed LeAnne Selman, 41.
Lance Cpl Devin J Hernandez, a combat engineer, was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday evening after he sustained injuries during 'fast roping' training at Marine Corps Camp Schwab.
We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. US midterm shift could squeeze China on AI, bring clarity to bilateral talks Beijing has vowed to continue working with Washington towards a “constructive relationship of strategic stability” following the Democrats’ sweeping victory...
Weeks after the European Union and China struck a deal aimed at averting a looming trade war, the two sides remain at loggerheads over what is wrong with their relationship, how to fix it and who is to blame. At an event in Brussels this week, threats were exchanged and differences rose to the surface. With the ink barely dry on their fragile trade peace, the dynamic made clear that both are still preparing for a trade war. “If the EU insists on adopting restrictive and discriminatory measures...
A survivor of the Bondi Beach massacre has died almost eleven months after the fact due to complications stemming from her injuries.
Olivia Reingold, a staff writer at The Free Press, posted a photograph showing a woman's Valentino shoes and Chanel bag to X on November 3.
Aussie cricket star Chris Lynn admitted using cocaine for several hours after a knockout win, before testing positive on T20 Blast Finals Day.
The issue was raised by 4BC Brisbane's Mornings radio host Gary Hardgrave on Thursday as he cited 'economic strain, self-serving bureaucrats, and rising censorship'.
