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Australian state election will be trial run for PM's federal contest in May
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Prime Minister Scott Morrison's Liberal Party faces a tight election contest in Australia's largest state on Saturday, polls suggest, as a strong economy and a troubled opposition may not surmount voter anger over the removal of his predecessor.
Mosque shooting erodes New Zealand reputation for safety, tolerance
(Reuters) - A deadly mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand during Friday prayers has horrified residents of the South Pacific nation known for its low levels of gun violence and a reputation for tolerance and safety.
Tian Chua appointed as special adviser to Works Minister
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president Chua Tian Chang or better known as Tian Chua has been appointed as special adviser to Works Minister Baru Bian effective March 1.
Vaping and smoking damages the lungs equally
A study finds that smoking cigarettes, vaping with e-cigarettes and using the new heat-not-burn device all cause the same damage to lung cells.
Athletics: Semenya accuses IAAF of breach of regulations at CAS hearing
(Reuters) - Caster Semenya has said the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) breached confidentiality regulations ahead of her appeal hearing on Monday where she is fighting for her athletics future.
Australia to reopen Christmas Island detention centre after defeat on refugee policy
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will reopen a controversial detention centre for asylum seekers, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday after an embarrassing defeat in parliament that allows migrants in offshore camps to receive medical care in the country.
Australia probes attempted hacking of national parliament
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian authorities are investigating an attempt to hack into the national parliament's computer network, two senior lawmakers said on Friday, but there was no evidence yet that any data had been accessed or stolen.
An upheaval is coming for Australian banks
SYDNEY: Australia’s scandal-plagued banks are set for their biggest upheaval in decades as a wide-ranging inquiry into misconduct recommends how the nation’s financial industry should atone for wrongdoings.
Companies come up with healthier roti canai
PETALING JAYA: Tucking into a plate of roti canai with some curry on the side has been a staple for Malaysians since the flatbread came to this nation decades ago from South India.
Not in my back yard to Yes in my back yard
SIXTY years ago, while I was studying in the University of Sydney, I read an article in the press of a lady living at Redfern, a suburb just after Central Station, complaining about a proposed high-rise development opposite her terrace house.
