Meikarta offers three types of subsidized apartment units, each designed for different household needs, balancing efficiency, affordability, and basic living comfort.
Victoria Police have intensified a new search for fugitive Dezi Freeman, saying they strongly believe he may be dead, though all outcomes remain under consideration.
Australia experienced its fourth-hottest January on record in 2026, with temperatures well above average nationwide and multiple extreme highs contributing to heatwave impacts.
Officials from the US, UK, EU, Australia and other nations plan a summit to discuss cooperation on critical minerals supply chains, aiming for resilient sourcing and strategic alliances.
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt is set to reopen Monday for limited Palestinian movement, offering tentative passage after long closure under strict security and capped numbers.
Budget 2026 introduces a one-time six-month amnesty for small undocumented foreign assets, easing compliance with structured tax/fee payments and protections from prosecution.
As protests fade from view, calls grow in Iran for an independent inquiry into disputed death tolls, revealing lingering uncertainty, private grief, and unanswered demands for clarity.
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A discreet Egyptian air base near Sudan’s border has emerged as a suspected hub in Sudan’s drone war, highlighting how regional powers quietly shape a conflict felt most by civilians.
Snakebite kills tens of thousands in India each year, quietly shaping rural life through risk, delayed care, and a public health crisis long overshadowed by other threats.
Victoria Police have launched a renewed, intelligence-led search for fugitive Dezi Freeman after a reported gunshot raised new questions in a long-running investigation.
Thousands in Gaza await urgent medical care as the Rafah crossing partially reopens in a pilot phase, offering limited passage amid ongoing uncertainty and long waitlists.
Iran experienced one of its longest nationwide internet blackouts amid protests, cutting off millions from global connectivity and reshaping daily life across the country.
Women riders on the Isle of Man joined the Women Riders World Relay, a global motorcycle initiative linking thousands of women via a digital baton to celebrate connection and visibility.
Costa Rica enters a new political chapter as Laura Fernández claims presidency with a first-round victory, reflecting voter concerns over security and institutional change.
Global leaders arrive in Dubai for the World Governments Summit, where dialogue on governance, innovation, and global challenges takes center stage
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche says newly released Epstein files do not support additional criminal charges, emphasizing legal proof over unsettling content.
A restored angel fresco in Rome’s Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina sparked an investigation after viewers noted a resemblance to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni; officials are reviewing the restoration.
Monica Geingos urges African leadership programmes to cultivate and retain talent within the continent, building systems that welcome emerging leaders and reduce reliance on external training.
Venezuelan human rights activist Javier Tarazona was released after 1,675 days in prison as part of recent prisoner releases under an amnesty initiative, though many still remain detained.
Two fishermen off Tasmania’s east coast were found waving for help after their boat reportedly caught fire. Rescue teams located and brought them safely to shore for assessment.
Norway’s prime minister agreed with Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s statement that she showed poor judgment in past contact with Jeffrey Epstein, as revealed in newly released files.
India faces a significant snakebite crisis, with an estimated 58,000 deaths annually amid millions of bites, driven by gaps in treatment access, rural healthcare, and rising risk from climate change.
Kenya’s rising temperatures are making outdoor work more challenging and risky, increasing heat exposure and related health issues for field laborers and other outdoor workers.