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Has the color “olo” been discovered by scientists?
Only with the aid of laser technology can humans see this “deeply saturated teal” color. With the aid of technology, a group of scientists says they have found a new color that is invisible to
Australians start voting in general elections as pope’s death overshadows campaigning
MELBOURNE: As the death of Pope Francis overshadowed campaigning, Australians started their ballots in federal elections on Tuesday. Voters who cannot cast ballots on May 3 for several reasons can now access polling places. Around
India, Pakistan heatwave nears Death Valley temps
The early onset of summer heatwaves has become a dreadful reality for hundreds of millions of people in India and Pakistan, pushing the boundaries of survival and placing a tremendous burden on energy sources, essential
City Drive Leads to Legionnaires Outbreak: 1 Dead, 12 Infected
It has been disclosed that one of the 12 individuals who got legionnaires’ disease from a cooling tower in the Sydney CBD last month was merely passing through Circular Quay when they became afflicted. Twelve
This summer, the tallest bridge in the world will open in China.
Golden Gate and Sydney Harbor, get out of the way. In June, China, a nation that prioritizes infrastructure, is expected to open the tallest bridge in the world. In Guizhou, southwest China, work on the
A rights law is rejected in New Zealand following significant anger.
At its second reading, a contentious measure that aimed to rewrite the founding document of New Zealand, which established the rights of both Māori and non-Māori in the nation, was defeated. The Treaty Principles Bill
White farmers in Zimbabwe get their first compensation payments for land grabs.
A US$3 million (£2.3 million) initial payout has been promised by the Zimbabwean government to white farmers whose farms were taken over more than 20 years ago as part of a contentious government initiative. It
Priyansh Arya’s six-hitting parade in IPL 2025 exposes deep cracks in CSK’s defense.
Priyansh Arya of Punjab blasted sixes that the Chennai Super Kings’ hitters could not muster. Both teams can be transported back to the era of auctions by this contest. Chennai Super Kings will lament the
UK eases rules for automakers ahead of 2030 petrol car ban.
The government has announced that it will support the British auto industry by easing restrictions on manufacturers switching to all-electric vehicles. After former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushed back the deadline, ministers have reinstated it,
Britons urged to stop mowing to help butterflies thrive.
According to studies, allowing a portion of a garden to grow wild with long grass increases butterflies, according to conservation specialists. Of the 59 butterfly species found in the UK, 51 had fewer individuals last