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Google Dismantles AlphaFold Team as AI Strategy Pivots to Gemini
Google DeepMind has disbanded its award-winning AlphaFold team, reassigning key members as the company refocuses on Gemini AI agents. The shift marks a strategic pivot away from the protein-folding breakthrough that won a Nobel Prize.
Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Balances Off-Road Prowess with Modern Luxury
The Toyota Land Cruiser 300 blends rugged off-road capability with a refined cabin and lightweight platform, targeting those who prioritize comfort and legacy.
Amber heat alerts spread across the UK as temperatures set to hit 35C
People across large parts of the UK are facing another punishing spell of heat, with amber and yellow heat health alerts now in force as
England plans new technical study routes from age 14, linking pupils to local jobs
England’s secondary schools could soon steer 14-year-olds toward technical subjects such as artificial intelligence and manufacturing, in a reform aimed at c...
French warship fires during BBC interview in English Channel, raising alarm over migrant crossings
A French Navy patrol boat fired a burst of shots in the English Channel during a BBC interview with Conservative MP Chris Philp, jolting the
Shorncliffe’s 1897 seaside station reopens after eight-month overhaul
The Shorncliffe train station, a small but storied stop on Brisbane’s seaside line, will reopen to the public on Monday after eight months behind barriers,
ICAC Hears Claims of Secret $2 Million Liberal Party Deal Tied to Fugitive Developer Jean Nassif
Australia’s corruption watchdog has heard explosive claims that three New South Wales Liberal Party operatives struck a secret deal with fugitive developer J...
Funeral director Robert Bush accused of betraying bereaved families on an ‘industrial’ scale
A funeral director who left bodies unburied and handed out the wrong ashes has been accused in court of breaking the trust of bereaved families
Victoria’s Labor leadership on edge as Allan faces spill and Carroll steps up
Victoria’s Labor government was thrown into a leadership fight on Tuesday morning, with Premier Jacinta Allan facing a spill meeting in Melbourne just months...
Bihar government tells protesters no legal action will be taken as student pressure forces rollback of FIRs
When Bihar’s government told protesters that no legal action would be taken and that FIRs were being withdrawn, it handed students and the CJP a
Home affairs imposters are turning to extortion, Kubayi warns
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says people posing as officials are no longer just deceiving the public — some are now acting like extortionists. The
South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal on high alert as severe weather threatens flooding and travel disruptions
Residents across parts of KwaZulu-Natal face a rough stretch of weather this week as provincial authorities moved disaster management teams onto high alert a...
Burnham warns NHS could fail without social care overhaul as pressure grows on welfare bill
Britain’s health service could buckle unless ministers fix social care, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has warned, putting one of the country’s oldest policy fa...
South Africa Faces Renewed Greylist Risk as Compliance Bar Tightens
South Africa is once again staring at the prospect of being greylisted, this time with the bar for compliance set higher than before. That warning
Water outage leaves Gatwick passengers facing queues, shut eateries and bottled water handouts
Passengers at Gatwick Airport spent Sunday facing long waits outside toilets, closed bars and restaurants, and a string of small frustrations that quickly tu...
Chinese diplomats walk out of Australian Labor conference over Taiwan attendance
Chinese diplomats walked out of Australia’s Labor Party national conference in Adelaide after failing to have two Taiwanese officials removed from the venue....
Sony Discontinues PlayStation Game Disc as Digital Sales Dominate
Sony's decision to discontinue physical PlayStation game discs wasn't a shock to the market. Years of declining physical game sales and the rise of digital storefronts made the move inevitable—though it upends a $7 billion resale ecosystem.
iPhone 18 Release Date Indonesia: What We Know So Far
Apple's next flagship iPhone 18 hasn't been officially announced yet, but here's what the timeline typically looks like for Indonesian launch and where to expect availability.
Victorian teachers strike after pay offer rejected, with rallies from Melbourne to regional centres
Thousands of Victorian state school teachers and support staff walked off the job on Thursday, filling Melbourne’s CBD and gathering in regional centres afte...
Independent review finds racism, bullying and abuse have become routine at elite Victorian boarding school
An independent review of an elite private school in regional Victoria has found a culture in which racism, bullying and abuse had become “normalised”. The
Aberdeenshire man convicted in £40 million cocaine smuggling plot after sea drop off southern England
A man from Aberdeenshire has been convicted over a brazen attempt to recover nearly 500 kilograms of cocaine dropped into the sea off southern England.
Thick fog in Brisbane grounds flights, disrupts morning travel as visibility slowly improves
Thick fog wrapped Brisbane before dawn on Thursday, forcing seven flights to divert and delaying dozens more as pilots and airport staff worked around sharply
ANC mayor suspended after five weeks for defying cadre deployment order
A newly elected ANC mayor has been suspended after only five weeks in office, a sharp reminder of how tightly party discipline still shapes local
Labor conference braces for fight over gambling rules, gas export tax and AI
Delegates arriving in Adelaide this week are preparing to reopen some of Labor’s sharpest internal arguments. Gambling reform is at the centre of the fight,