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An overhaul of financial advice aims to make it cheaper, but will it erode consumer protections?

An overhaul of financial advice could make it easier to access, but critics say it will also unwind decades of consumer protections.

ABC News

Supply constraints dented coal-biomass mixing, says Union Power Minister

The Power Ministry in October 2021 had decreed that all thermal power plants ensure that they replace 5% of their coal with biomass by October 2022

The Hindu

'I turned to DIY to transform my £125,000 house'

For our new Where I Live series, the ECHO spoke to Rima Aktar, who lives in Wavertree with her husband and baby

Liverpool Echo

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Jackson Baker third in ISA World Surfing Games men's decider

Merewether's Jackson Baker has finished third in the men's final, helping Australia take second spot, at the ISA World Surfing Games at Huntington Beach.

Newcastle Herald

Hunter's $139m super shortfall: Are you getting what you're owed?

Younger and low-paid workers are considered most vulnerable to underpayment

Newcastle Herald

Britain’s quest to build a surfing team fit for Olympic medal glory in Los Angeles

British Surfing has set itself ambitious targets as the sport gets added to the Olympic programme for Paris 2024 and then Los Angeles in 2028, and Chair Vicky Gosling OBE is leading the change

Daily Mirror

US Senators Urge Extension of Iran Energy Sanctions

A bipartisan group of senators on Friday introduced a bill to permanently extend the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996, which allowed the US to impose sanctions on Iran’s energy sector. The bill was introduced by Republicans Tim Scott and Bill Hagerty, and Democrats Maggie Hassan and Jacky Rosen. It aims…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Russia launches Iranian satellite into space from Kazakhstan base

The launch signals the beginning of ‘strategic cooperation’ between the two countries in the space industry, Iran says.

Al Jazeera

CSIRO joins deep-sea mining project in Pacific as islands call for industry halt

Agency to lead consortium in scheme targeting battery materials while conservationists say Australia on ‘wrong side of debate’

The Guardian - AU

Drivers warned of little known driving law that came into force this month

A new driving law has come into force across Europe, and the UK are likely to follow suit — as some cars are already fitted with the new device as there are round 2,000 deaths from car accidents each year.

Glasgow Live

A speeding law has just been introduced that most drivers don’t know about

EU requirements for car speed limiters have come into force, affecting all new vehicles manufactured in the EU

Wales Online

Little known speeding law that many drivers don't know about

It came into effect last week and affects all new vehicles manufactured in the EU

Wales Online

One deep sea mine could send noise 500km across the ocean – report

Many deep-sea species – about which very little is known – are believed to use sound to navigate and communicate, as scientists call for limits on mining

The Guardian - UK

Driving rule change affecting new EU cars comes into force today

The new EU initiative is designed to cut the number of crashes

Manchester Evening News

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Daily Mirror

EU rule change on car speed limiters come into force TODAY - affecting all new cars

Speed limiters use Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology to warn drivers to slow down through vibrations or sounds if they go above the maximum speed limit

ABC News

Outgunned Pacific Island nations vow to fight deep-sea mining

A handful of postage-stamp nations in the South Pacific launch an uphill battle against the deep-sea mining of unattached, fist-sized rocks rich in rare earth metals. The stakes are potentially enormous.

Reuters

'Not worth the risk': Pacific leaders call for deep-sea mining moratorium

Concerned about the potential impacts of deep-sea mining on ocean biodiversity, the Pacific islands of Palau and Fiji on Monday launched an "alliance" to call for a moratorium of the nascent industry.

The Independent UK

Should I put my financial investments in one place?

From pensions to ISAs, it can be difficult to keep track of different investments, or get a complete picture of your finances. But should you consolidate them? Here Nutmeg savings and investment specialist Kat Mann explores the pros and cons so you can manage your wealth more efficiently

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The Independent UK

UK broadcasters back new authority to tackle bullying within creative industry

The companies’ bosses say they are ‘committed’ to creating working environments that focus on ‘respect and diversity’ in all areas of production.

Manchester Evening News

Couple slash their bills in half by swapping Manchester flat for houseboat

The couple now live on the city's waterways on a two-bed narrowboat with their pet tortoise Teacake

The Guardian - AU

Coalition plan allowing first homebuyers to use super could shrink all workers’ retirement savings, industry analysis finds

Industry Super Australia finds returns to members would decrease as funds would have to keep more cash on hand, reducing amount that can be invested

Evening Standard

Keira Knightley backs calls for end to toxic behaviour in entertainment industry

Keira Knightley and Naomi Harris have voiced their support for the creation of an Independent Standards Authority in the entertainment industry

Daily Record

Saturday headlines: Man 'angry and upset' at new Spanish holiday drinking rule

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

The Guardian - UK

‘Deep-sea gold rush’ for rare metals could cause irreversible harm

Mining companies are planning to profit from the new industry, but environmental campaigners warn of disastrous consequences

Wales Online

Martin Lewis names one type of savings account you should definitely ditch

'Over the last few years, cash ISAs have tended to have worse rates than normal savings across all categories'

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