Half-price power: record renewables push prices down Wholesale energy prices have fallen by more than 60 per cent in one state, powered by growing use of wind farms, solar panels and batteries. AAP · Jul 27
Mollie outgunned, Aussies reach new heights in Glasgow Mollie O'Callaghan has been dethroned as Commonwealth Games 100m freestyle champ as Australia's swimmers grabbed a staggering 15 medals on day four in Glasgow. AAP · Jul 27
'Build resilience': refinery touted but discount to end A study will examine locations for what would be the first refinery to be built in Australia since the 1960s, as a cut to the fuel excise is set to end. AAP · Jul 27
Red tape strangling efforts to tackle housing crisis Removing layers of rules and having the political will to stand up to NIMBYs are among a raft of measures put forward to fix Australia's housing crisis. AAP · Jul 27
'Disco' inferno: Wilson falls in Games semi thriller Aaron Wilson has continued a run of agonising Australian bowls losses in Glasgow, ending his tilt at a third-straight Commonwealth Games singles gold. AAP · Jul 27
In 1802, a French explorer released pigs on Kangaroo Island; 224 years later, Australia has finally removed them Australia celebrates a significant conservation victory with the successful removal of all feral pigs from Kangaroo Island. This initiative stands as the largest project worldwide to eradicate a persistent pest population. Launched post the devastating 2019/20 bushfires, it employed a blend of innovative technology and traditional hunting techniques to safeguard… The Times of India · Jul 27
MasterChef Australia Under Fire as Furious Fans Claim Meghan Markle Has 'No Business' Judging Food Meghan Markle's surprise appearance as a guest judge on MasterChef Australia has sparked backlash, with viewers questioning her culinary skills and the show's budget decisions. International Business Times UK · Jul 27
Waaree Renewable Technologies inks pact to enter Australia, New Zealand renewable energy market Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd has signed an early contract agreement for a New Zealand project. This agreement involves developing a large solar photovoltaic project with battery storage. The company will lead solar supply and engineering in a consortium. Upon completion of early work, an EPC contract may be signed. This… The Economic Times · Jul 27
The real love story behind Colin from Accounts: ‘I wouldn’t want to write with anyone else’ As the show takes its final bow, Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer reflect on ‘having a ball’ playing exes while being married with kids, ignoring notes from US TV executives and having ‘big old cries’ at the end The Guardian - AU · Jul 27
Injury ends 'heartbroken' weightlifter's second Games Australian weightlifter Brenna Kean was aiming for a medal in Glasgow, but has instead exited the Commonwealth Games on crutches. AAP · Jul 27
Female Athletes Plagued By Wardrobe Malfunction During Match As Fans Call It Out Australia’s netball stars are smashing their way through the Commonwealth Games, but their uniforms have sparked a heated discussion among fans. Bored Panda · Jul 27
How to watch Love Island UK S13 final for *FREE* from anywhere With Lola & Sean gone, there are no clear-cut favourites for the £50,000 jackpot. Here's how to watch the Love Island UK S13 final for free from anywhere. TechRadar · Jul 27
'Don't be poo': Aussie gymnast quells doubts with gold Fighting off the voices in her head that tell her "don't be poo", Kate McDonald won Australia's second gymnastics gold medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. AAP · Jul 27
I watched every A24 horror movie available on streaming services and ranked them from worst to best — but my favorite one might divide readers A24's horror catalog is huge, and I've given my thoughts on each one to help you decide what's worth streaming. TechRadar · Jul 27
The Guardian - AU · Jul 27 Potential for first Australian oil refinery in 60 years as treasurer braces for inflation from Middle East war Commonwealth and Western Australia to fund study into construction of large-scale petrol refinery as buffer against fuel vulnerability
AAP · Jul 27 Browning slams 'extremely weird' Glasgow Games anomaly Rohan Browning and Eddie Nketia emerged from a new Commonwealth Games 100m qualifying format to join fellow Australian Lachie Kennedy in the semi-finals.
The Economic Times · Jul 27 In 1935, an Australian entomologist shipped 102 cane toads from Hawaii to fight crop beetles; 2,400 were released before anyone tested the plan Australian scientists introduced toxic cane toads to control sugar cane pests in 1935. These toads failed to eat the target beetles and spread rapidly across the continent. The invasive toads poisoned native predators and became an uncontrollable pest species. Now, scientists are exploring gene-editing to manage the toad population after…
The Times of India · Jul 27 Syngenta will stop selling paraquat in Australia after strict new safety rules, but generic versions of the controversial herbicide will remain available Syngenta is ceasing paraquat sales in Australia after new safety regulations were introduced. This decision impacts product choice and market stability for Australian farmers. Generic paraquat will remain available, but Syngenta's exit raises supply concerns. New rules aim to reduce exposure risks for workers and the environment. Growers must now…
AAP · Jul 27 Bears snare title-winning hooker as build takes shape Perth Bears have added to their forward stocks for next season, bringing former Melbourne and Brisbane No.9 Tyson Smoothy home to Australia from the UK.
BANG Premier · Jul 27 Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, shares her 'love language' with MasterChef Australia contestants Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, revealed during her guest judging stint on MasterChef Australia that her "love language" is cooking and food.
The Economic Times · Jul 27 KPMG faces big setback in Australia amid allegations of mishandling confidential data KPMG Australia has stopped bidding for new Victorian government contracts as an investigation into the alleged misuse of confidential client information deepens. The audit and consulting firm is also withdrawing from ongoing tenders, while facing possible job cuts, lower partner pay and wider restrictions on public sector work across Australia.
T3 · Jul 27 AppleCare One comes to the UK – one subscription to cover multiple Apple products for drops, damage and now theft too Apple's all-in-one protection plan is now available in the UK, Australia, Germany and France
The Conversation · Jul 27 Governments have a financial vested interest not to reform gambling laws. Here’s why Reforming Australia’s gambling industry has been one of the most high-profile political issues of recent years. Constantly in the headlines, there are high levels of public support to bring in tougher rules, including gambling advertising bans.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 27 Seven suspected new bird flu cases are ‘evidence of spread’ into Australian wildlife, experts warn BirdLife Australia says discoveries of sick and dead local seabirds in South Australia show outbreak is ‘taking hold’
The Economic Times · Jul 27 Tomato's twisted truth: The Australian or Italian tomato you bought may actually be Chinese A forensic investigation has found that major Australian brands like Leggo's, Coles, and Aldi misled consumers about the origins of their tomato products. Over 221 tomato-based items were analysed, revealing that many were actually sourced from China. The involved companies have denied any wrongdoing and are conducting internal inquiries to…