A recent UN report has sent shockwaves through global corporate circles, listing several companies allegedly complicit in Israel’s actions. The report raises questions about the role of these entities in territories under Israeli control and sparks discussions about human rights and business ethics. The document unveiled by the United Nations identifies a range of businesses

Amidst the shifting sands of geopolitics, lies a tale as old as time – the intricate dance between nations. And in this narrative, one cannot ignore the complex tango that often unfolds between the United States and Iran. The relationship between these two countries has been marred by decades of mistrust, misunderstandings, and conflicts. Each

The teachers’ union in Victoria has stirred up quite a storm with its bold move to demand a substantial 35 percent wage increase. But this salary claim is not just about the money; it’s part of a larger strategy aimed at boosting union membership and strengthening negotiations with the financially strained Allan government. The Australian

In the heart of one of cricket’s most iconic grounds, Lord’s, fans were on the edge of their seats as Australia and South Africa clashed in a high-stakes match. The tension was palpable as each ball bowled could turn the tide for either team. As the game unfolded, every moment held the promise of excitement

Two remote islands, worlds apart yet intricately connected by their colonial pasts. The Chagos Islands and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, both once under British rule, have unique stories that have come to light in recent years. In a significant turn of events, Prime Minister Starmer made a historic decision in May regarding the fate of

Superannuation, often referred to as super, is a crucial aspect of financial planning for many individuals. It serves as a retirement savings fund that employers in several countries are required to contribute to on behalf of their employees. While it’s an essential part of ensuring financial stability in old age, there can be both positive

As the sun rises over the political landscape, a storm brews amidst the whispers of a potential shift in global alliances. The United States has set its sights on Australia’s $368 billion AUKUS submarine deal, igniting a frenzy of speculation and scrutiny from all corners of the political arena. “The time to wake up is

Australians are not shy about expressing their views on US President Donald Trump, and the sentiments are far from flattering. According to an international survey conducted by the US-based Pew Research Centre, Australians hold some of the most critical attitudes towards Trump and his administration compared to voters worldwide. The survey results reveal a deep-seated

Australia’s rooftop solar revolution has been a game-changer, slashing power bills and reducing emissions. However, behind this success story lies a looming challenge – the mounting issue of solar waste that requires urgent attention and innovative solutions. As more households embrace solar energy and the federal government introduces subsidies for batteries, the industry is bracing

Consumer advocacy group Choice recently conducted a comprehensive test on 20 popular Australian sunscreens. The results were alarming, as only four out of the 20 sunscreens lived up to their SPF50 protection claims, with the remaining 16 falling short. Choice’s findings shed light on the discrepancies between what sunscreen labels claim and the actual protection