Eerie Fog Fills Jetstar Cabin Before Bali-Melbourne Flight
A Jetstar passenger captured thick mist filling the cabin before takeoff from Bali to Melbourne, with crew reassuring it was normal air conditioning fog.
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Asian Shares Rise on Hormuz Reopening Hopes, Oil Above $100
Asian markets jumped as investors bet on a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with oil prices holding above $100 a barrel amid global rally.
UK's Best Value Theme Parks Revealed: Top 5 for Families
Discover the UK's best value theme parks for a family day out, with entry from £19.95. Aqua compares ticket prices, rollercoaster costs, and nearby hotels.
Halloumi vs Haloumi: The Cheese Spelling Difference
Discover why the spelling difference between 'halloumi' and 'haloumi' matters—from protected EU status to ingredients and price. Plus, the same goes for feta vs fetta.
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Landlord Warns of $370 Weekly Rent Rise if Gearing Ends
A landlord warns he will raise rent by $370 weekly if negative gearing is abolished in the federal budget, sparking debate on housing affordability.
Ted Turner Remembered: Braves Owner, America's Cup Winner
Reactions to billionaire Ted Turner's death at 87 highlight his impact on sports, including owning the Atlanta Braves, managing a game in 1977, and winning the America's Cup.
Oldest US Chinese Restaurant Shuts After 115 Years
The Pekin Noodle Parlor in Butte, Montana, the oldest Chinese restaurant in America, has closed after 115 years due to changing dining habits and rising costs.
Runner Dies During Cocodona 250 Ultramarathon in Arizona
A participant died from a medical emergency during the Cocodona 250 ultramarathon in Arizona. The race continued in the runner's honor amid safety concerns.
IPPR Proposes Speed Limits and Energy Caps for Iran War Fallout
A Labour-linked think tank warns the Iran conflict could push UK inflation to 5.8% and cost the Treasury £8bn annually, proposing speed limits and energy caps.
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Brits Choose Experiences Over Material Goods in Spending Shift
A Mastercard study reveals 88% of Britons would redirect spending towards experiences, with travel, food, and live events top choices for summer.
European Firms Reflag Ships for Indian Ocean Tuna Quotas
A new report reveals European companies have taken a third of the Indian Ocean's tropical tuna catch by reflagging vessels under coastal states, undermining conservation efforts.
Labour urged: cut fuel duty 10p, limit motorway speed to 60mph
IPPR think-tank warns Iran war could damage UK economy, proposes fuel duty cut, 60mph speed limit, and energy price cap to mitigate inflation and growth risks.
Airlines Cut 2 Million Seats Amid Iran War Fuel Crisis
Airlines have slashed two million seats from May schedules as the Iran war continues, with Turkish Airlines, Air China, and Lufthansa worst hit. Jet fuel costs and airspace closures drive cancellations.
Deliveroo Expands into Restaurant Bookings After US Takeover
Deliveroo launches restaurant reservations in London, integrating SevenRooms tech, with plans to expand UK-wide later this year.
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Southgate: families can't afford sports kit
Former England manager Sir Gareth Southgate warns families struggle to afford sports kit and PE equipment, urging support for The Multibank charity campaign.
Aldi Potato Snack Name Sparks Heated Aussie Debate
Aldi's new frozen potato snack, labeled 'Mini Potato Cakes / Scallops / Fritters', has reignited the long-running debate over its correct name across Australian states.
Lower Speed Limits to Avoid £8bn Iran War Cost: IPPR
The IPPR warns the Iran war could cost the UK £8bn via higher borrowing costs and taxes, urging lower speed limits and a £2,000 energy price cap to curb inflation.
Iran War Could Cost UK £8bn: Think Tank Suggests Speed Limits
IPPR modelling warns inflation could hit 5.8% and cost Treasury £8bn yearly if Iran conflict continues. Proposes lower speed limits, energy price cap, and fuel duty cut.
Deliveroo Launches Restaurant Booking Service in London
Deliveroo expands beyond takeaways with a new restaurant reservation service in London, powered by DoorDash's SevenRooms technology.
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Southgate: families can't afford sports kit for kids
Sir Gareth Southgate warns families struggling to afford sports kit, risking children's activity. He supports The Multibank charity campaign providing essential items.
Australia's $10bn Fuel Security Plan Criticised by Greens
Australia commits over $10bn to boost fuel reserves amid Middle East conflict, but environmentalists argue it misses opportunity to transition to renewables.
Ryanair boss wants early-morning airport alcohol ban
Michael O'Leary says airports should stop serving alcohol before early flights as disruptive passenger incidents rise, with Ryanair diverting nearly one flight daily.
FCA Reviews 'Aggressive' Claims Firms Over Compensation
The FCA is investigating claims management firms for aggressive marketing, misleading ads, and unfair fees, particularly targeting victims of the car finance scandal.
Starbucks CEO's $9 Coffee Comment Sparks Outrage
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol calls a $9 coffee 'affordable luxury' amid cost-of-living crisis, drawing criticism for his $96m pay and private jet commute.
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US Public Transit Lags, $4.6 Trillion Needed to Catch Up
A new report reveals US cities require $4.6 trillion to achieve world-class public transit, highlighting stark disparities with European and Asian counterparts.
WNBA Players Celebrate Landmark Pay Boost Under New CBA
The WNBA's new collective bargaining agreement dramatically increases salaries, with minimum pay rising from $66,000 to $270,000, transforming players' lives and future planning.
Gender Equality Promises vs Reality in India's Informal Sector
A 16-year-old bidi roller in India highlights the gap between global gender equality declarations and the daily struggles of informal workers without basic facilities.
Moana Pasifika Collapse: Pacific Rugby Under NRL Threat
Moana Pasifika's collapse and a $240m NRL war-chest threaten Pacific rugby. China's growing influence via rugby diplomacy adds pressure on Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji.
Slash Poorer Nations' Debt Costs to Free $900bn Annually
A report to the UN claims cutting debt servicing for poorer countries could free up $900bn yearly for development, as G77 nations spend $8tn annually on repayments.
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Airlines Use Fuel Surcharges as Costs Surge, UK Survey
Airlines and other service sector firms are increasingly using fuel surcharges to cover soaring costs, as a survey shows businesses raised prices at the fastest rate in three years.
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