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More downwards pressure on power bills is the goal of planned tweaks to regulated electricity pricing now on the federal government's agenda.

Local hospitals reported that Israeli forces carried out an air strike on a nearby home before opening fire toward the crowd in the southern city of Khan Younis.

Hardly any food has entered northern Gaza for nearly four months. So when a rare convoy of aid trucks entered this week, gigantic crowds of desperate Palestinians were waiting for it.

In total, banks have financed fossil fuels to the tune of €6.9 trillion since the Paris Agreement was signed.

Speaking to Guardian Australia, the environment minister said the report had been ‘clearly influenced’ by environment campaigners

Mali, a landlocked Sahelian nation of 25 million people, has faced significant instability since 2012, marked by terrorism, state neglect and armed conflicts.

Israel's strikes on Iran have targeted several of its nuclear facilities as it claims the country is seeking to develop nuclear weapons -- an accusation Tehran denies.

At least 59 people killed and hundreds wounded in Khan Younis as they sought food supplies, says Gaza health ministry

Experts believe only Washington has the weapons capable of halting Iran’s nuclear programme

The magnitude of Meta’s investment in Scale may seem like command of the AI race, but the company’s playing catchup

One-third of the Earth’s land surface is already degraded. The UN estimates that more than 2.6 billion people are harmed by land degradation, with countries losing up to US$10.6 trillion (£7.8 trillion) a year because of damage to “ecosystem services”, including the benefits people get from nature such as water…