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News Sacha Baron Cohen set to lead Quentin Tarantino’s West End debut in March 2027
Sacha Baron Cohen is set to lead Quentin Tarantino's West End debut, a thrilling event scheduled for March 2027.
News Thirteen-year-old boy faces murder charges after fatal stabbing in Mt Druitt, Sydney
The Mt Druitt stabbing incident has led to a 13-year-old boy facing murder charges, raising concerns about youth violence in Sydney.
News Monique Ryan unfazed by speculation over Josh Frydenberg’s potential return to politics
Monique Ryan remains unfazed by speculation surrounding Josh Frydenberg's potential return to politics, asserting her commitment to her constituents.
News Labor stands firm on 30% minimum tax for discretionary trusts amid political tensions
The Labor party stands firm on implementing a 30% minimum tax for discretionary trusts amidst rising political tensions and debates.
Celebrity Buzz Rejected by London clubs, now at Manchester City: Antoine Semenyo’s long road
Antoine Semenyo, born in England in 2000, had unsuccessful trials at Arsenal, Tottenham and Millwall before joining Bristol City's academy in 2017. He moved to Bournemouth for £10 million in January 2023, then to Manchester City for a reported £64 million, scoring the only goal in the FA Cup final. He plays for Ghana.
News Labor minister urges Reserve Bank to eliminate point-of-sale charges for small businesses
The labor minister is urging the Reserve Bank to eliminate point-of-sale charges, providing relief for small businesses across the nation.
News Trump and Rubio consider dismissal of ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle over misconduct allegations
Kimberly Guilfoyle faces potential dismissal as Trump and Rubio weigh misconduct allegations against her, raising questions about accountability.
Celebrity Buzz He left Microsoft to start a university: Patrick Awuah and Ashesi
Patrick Awuah, who grew up in Accra, went to Swarthmore College on a full scholarship in 1985 and worked at Microsoft from 1989 to 1997. After an MBA at UC Berkeley, he founded Ashesi University in Ghana in 2002. He received a MacArthur Fellowship in 2015 and the WISE Prize for Education in 2017.
News Chilli updates fans on T-Boz’s recovery from sickle cell crisis during Las Vegas concert
T-Boz's recovery from a sickle cell crisis is shared by Chilli during a Las Vegas concert, reassuring fans about her health.
Celebrity Buzz Celtel, a $3.4 billion sale and a prize for good leaders: Mo Ibrahim
Sir Mo Ibrahim, born in Sudan in 1946, worked for British Telecom and Cellnet before founding Celtel, which grew to over 24 million subscribers in 14 African countries. After selling it in 2005 for $3.4 billion, he created the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, the Ibrahim Index of African Governance and a $5 million prize for leaders who govern well and leave office.