On paper, privacy rights for citizens of countries throughout Africa are well protected. Privacy rights are written into constitutions, international human rights conventions and domestic law.
Read moreThrough summer and early autumn 2021, Europe experienced a long period of dry conditions and low wind speeds. The beautifully bright and still weather may have been a welcome reason to hold off reaching for our winter coats, but the lack of wind can be a serious issue when we...
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Read moreProtein-enriched products are ubiquitous, and these days it seems protein can be infused into anything – even water. But the problem, as Kristi Wempen, a nutritionist at Mayo Clinic, points out, is that “contrary to all the hype that everyone needs more protein, most Americans get twice as much as...
Read moreFacebook’s smart glasses ambitions are in the news again. The company has launched a worldwide project dubbed Ego4D to research new uses for smart glasses.
Read moreGreenpeace claims Australia is among a small group of nations trying to water-down calls to phase out coal and other fossil fuels.
Read moreThe new agreement will see a 40% increase in NZ goods being exported to the UK, which will boost the economy by around $NZ970-million.
Read moreMicroplastics are found in the most remote places on land and in the ocean as well as in our food. Now several studies around the world have confirmed they are also present in the air we breathe.
Read moreThe treatment contains antibodies, which are usually produced naturally in response to a COVID infection or vaccination. They work by recognising specific parts of SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes COVID – and either attack these directly or bind to them to stop the virus from working and flag it...
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Read moreThe pandemic has been a bruising experience for the global economy. In response, many countries have kept interest rates low, to keep money moving at a time of extreme uncertainty. In the UK, rates have been at an all time low of 0.1% since March 2020. But this may be...
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Read moreThe UK government has published its Heat and Buildings Strategy, a plan to replace fossil-fuelled heating like gas boilers with low-carbon technologies such as heat pumps.
Read moreNeither Scotland nor the UK have the strongest record when it comes to transitioning fairly away from fossil fuels. The country’s decarbonisation has so far largely been a product of decommissioning coal-fired power stations after the acceleration of pit closures under Conservative governments during the 1980s and 1990s.
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Read moreSmall Business Ombudsman warns the attractions Aussies ‘know and love’ may close down as insurance becomes unavailable or unaffordable.
Read moreStats NZ says this will provide a detailed picture of how people with diverse genders and sexual identities experience life.
Read moreData centres can range in size from small cabinets through to vast “hyperscale” warehouses the size of stadiums. Inside, are computers called servers which support the software, apps and websites we use every day.
Read moreCleo Smith went missing in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Read moreThe San Pedro River winds from rainforests in Guatemala through the Yucatan Peninsula in eastern Mexico. There, this peaceful river widens into a series of slow-flowing lakes. Along a remote 50-mile (80-kilometer) stretch, thousands of red mangroves – trees commonly found along tropical coastlines – line the river’s banks and...
Read moreQueensland border to be open for travel to fully vaccinated citizens in December.
Read moreEconomics studies the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. And so, like other social sciences, economics is fundamentally interested in human behavior.
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Read moreNew South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has announced that from November 1, quarantine will no longer be required for international arrivals who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read moreThe Coalition leaders have taken aim at the social media giants, claiming they should take greater responsibility for false and damaging content on their sites, including by identifying offenders.
Read moreUnveiling of Queensland’s Covid Vaccine Plan should boost confidence in the city centre as a destination and an investment opportunity.
Read moreInternational Covid-19 proof of vaccination certificate becomes available to Australian citizens and visa holders from today.
Read moreIn 1997 Kyoto Protocol talks, all developed states needed to agree on targets, timeframes and what could be included or excluded from calculations. This meant Australia was able to hold the agreement to ransom by threatening to withhold support, unless demands were met.
Read moreInformation about evolutionary events hundreds of millions of years ago is mainly gleaned from fossils. Familiar fossils are shells, exoskeletons and bones that organisms make while alive.
Read moreAsteroids are remnants of the early Solar System, with the potential to reveal secrets of our planet’s origins. But they could also bring an end to life on Earth.
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Read moreIn the early hours of the morning, Tornado activity has been recorded in Queensland. BoM is investigating the tornado activity.
Read moreA shortage of lorry drivers in the UK has been blamed for queues at petrol stations and warnings of supermarket shortages. As a result, some companies have reportedly been trying to attract drivers with signing up bonuses and substantial pay rises.
Read moreMore than 200 million U.S. residents have gotten at least one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine with the expectation that the vaccines slow virus transmission and save lives.
Read moreBig-money sponsors of upcoming COP26 climate summit in Glasgow said to be unhappy that promised benefits may not materialise.
Read moreNew study by the Cancer Council of Australia finds that food industry codes are failing to protect our kids.
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Read moreAustralia’s Murdoch-owned tabloid newspapers – including The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun and Courier Mail – have embarked on a bold new climate change campaign.
Read moreFrance’s recent recall of its ambassador to the United States was an exceptional move in the long history of France-U.S. relations, which began with the 1778 treaties that created a military and commercial alliance between the two countries.
Read moreEvergrande is owner of the football (soccer) team Guangzhou Evergrande FC, by far the most successful club in China. As such, the company and Chinese football have become intertwined – both financially and politically – and will rise and fall together.
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Read moreAs Prime Minister Scott Morrison tries to land a Coalition climate policy deal ahead of the international COP26 summit in Glasgow, Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce on Sunday ruled out supporting more ambitious 2030 targets.
Read moreAn Australian entrepreneur is set to launch a cost-effective Bonza Airline in Australia. The Airline hopes to take flight in early 2022.
Read moreEight in ten of Australia’s leading economists back action to cut Australia’s carbon emissions to net-zero.
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Read moreAround 130,000 people rolled up their sleeves yesterday in a bumper Covid vaccination drive that means 65% of Kiwis are now fully vaccinated.
Read moreFlights between Australia, London and Los Angeles will now start on 1 November, two weeks ahead of the scheduled reopening of air borders.
Read moreAfter the UK formally left the EU at the end of 2020, it experienced a dramatic fall in trade. The media was full of stories about lengthy hold-ups at customs and empty shelves in supermarkets.
Read moreAs lockdown eases today in New South Wales, and will do so in Victoria later this month, many people will begin readjusting to “normal” life.
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