[ad_1] This not so intelligent jumped to the Johnstone River in Innisfail a few years ago to “impress a girl”, but took only one minute before a Croc grabbed it and drag it underwater. He was able to hit the Croc in the eye and let him go, leaving him with a very damaged limb….
[ad_1] The president of O’Leary Ventures, Kevin O’Leary, reacts to zero floating rates for zero by zero to the United States on industrial goods. The European Union offered President Donald Trump a “ramp out of the ramp” to relieve commercial tensions and market volatility with his willingness to be zero for zero in tariffs on…
[ad_1] Clay Aiken’s lookalike 16-year-old son, Parker, is all grown up and stepping out with his famous dad for a rare public family outing. The American Idol alum, 46, brought his son to the opening night of Boop! The Musical on Saturday, April 5, at New York City’s Broadhurst Theatre, where they enjoyed seeing the…
[ad_1] Sometime between the mid-first century and early second century CE, Roman legionaries clashed with Germanic fighters near the Danube River in a furious battle. Almost two thousand years later, gruesome evidence of the bloody event has come to light. While renovating a sports field in Vienna in October of last year, construction workers discovered…
[ad_1] The lawyers who work by the executive -chief of the Whānau Commissioning Agency, sometimes attended the Superior Court of Wellington to defend a judicial review of the decision to grant the contract from the North Island to another provider. Lyric Waiwiri-Smith reports. JOHN TAMIHERE’S Challenge for the acquisition process that saw your commission agency…
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. CoreWeave closed flat after a volatile trading debut after the data centre operator downsized its initial public offering over concerns about its business model and waning exuberance in groups linked to artificial intelligence. The…
[ad_1] Mike Wendling Reporting fromDelta, Ohio BBC/Mike Wendling On a quick drive around the small Ohio town of Delta, you can spot nearly as many Trump flags as American stars-and-stripes banners. And at the petrol station near the Ohio Turnpike, the pumps bear relics of the last administration, with slogans slamming Trump’s predecessor: “Whoever voted…
[ad_1] A major incident was declared in Birmingham about an ongoing strike of the bowl, which left about 17,000 tonnes of waste in the city’s streets. The Birmingham City Council said the ‘deplorable’ step was taken in response to public health issues, with picklings blocking depots and preventing waste vehicles from collecting garbage. Unite members…
[ad_1] Michel Nieva and his novel, Dengue Boy We have read all sorts in the New Scientist Book Club, from Octavia E. Butler’s classic slice of dystopian fiction, Parable of the Sower, to space exploration in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Alien Clay. Michel Nieva’s Dengue Boy (and this isn’t the article for you if you are yet…
[ad_1] There is the possibility that no one really wins federal elections. The surveys show that a minority government or the ‘hung’ parliament is a possibility, which means that the leaders of the main parties (work and the liberal/national coalition) will have to obtain the support of transversal sufficient, composed of independents, green and members…