A Limpopo village has launched eco-tourism trails along the Olifants River, blending conservation, community involvement, and sustainable economic development.
A man has been charged over the alleged theft of $1.1 million worth of diesel fuel from unmanned depots in Queensland, raising concerns about security gaps in remote industrial operations.
Israel authorizes direct talks with Lebanon, signaling a cautious step toward strengthening ceasefire efforts amid ongoing regional tensions.
The MCA Australia has concluded its major "Data Dreams" exhibition, a groundbreaking exploration of the relationship between human creativity and Artificial Intelligence.
Archaeologists in Serbia have discovered a 6,200 BC Neolithic house, providing "missing link" evidence of how the first farmers migrated from the Aegean to settle in Europe.
European leaders urge the U.S. to include Lebanon in any Iran cease-fire deal, emphasizing the need for broader, more inclusive diplomacy in addressing regional tensions.
Australia has listed the cerebral palsy drug Xeomin on the PBS, slashing the cost from $1,400 to less than $30 per script, as part of a major national push for affordable healthcare.
Israel has expressed readiness to begin peace talks with Lebanon, signaling a potential diplomatic opening amid longstanding tensions and complex regional dynamics.
Belgrade has celebrated the grand reopening of its National Theatre following a major restoration that combined 19th-century artistry with 21st-century acoustic and stage technology.
UK and Norway conducted a joint operation in the North Atlantic to monitor and deter Russian submarine activity, emphasizing strategic vigilance and alliance cooperation.
Australian farmers are increasingly adopting solar-powered autonomous rovers to monitor livestock health and water supplies, significantly improving animal welfare and farm efficiency in remote areas.
Australian scientists have reported a record recovery in northern coral cover and are using "super-coral" genetics and cloud-brightening technology to safeguard the Great Barrier Reef.
Auckland's new International Convention Centre (NZICC) is hosting its first major event, "Dreamer," an indoor light festival that is transforming the city center into a world of immersive art.
A detective in Porterville was killed during a barricade shootout, prompting an ongoing investigation and community mourning.
The University of Belgrade is currently the center of major protests following a police raid and the death of a student, sparking a national and international debate over academic freedom in Serbia.
As NASA's Artemis II mission nears, 2026 Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg is inspiring a new "Artemis Generation" of STEM talent, while the nation prepares its first lunar rover.
Serbia celebrated International Clean Energy Day 2026 with a diverse energy portfolio featuring over 800 MW of wind power and 2,500 MW of hydro, marking a significant shift toward sustainability.
Australian researchers led by Professor Hugh McDermott have revolutionized deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's, using "closed-loop" technology to provide unprecedented precision and fewer side effects.
Serbian journalists and international groups have held mass protests in Belgrade following a record surge in physical attacks and smear campaigns against reporters during recent elections.
Australian energy experts are advocating for a rapid transition to electric vehicles as the most effective solution to the national energy crisis and reliance on foreign oil imports.
Northland has declared a state of emergency as Tropical Cyclone Vaianu approaches New Zealand, bringing life-threatening winds, heavy rain, and coastal inundation to the upper North Island.
New Zealand scientists have completed a comprehensive genetic map of the North Island kōkako, providing a vital blueprint for ensuring the long-term health and resilience of the species.
Australian researchers have developed a high-speed blue-green laser communication system that allows for real-time, high-definition data transmission from the deep ocean floor to the surface.
Belgrade has successfully transformed the Sava riverfront using "soft engineering" and native wetlands, creating a resilient ecological buffer that mitigates flooding and restores urban biodiversity.