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Hundreds Join NSW’s First Statewide Dolphin Census to Aid Research

Over 500 volunteers participated in NSW’s first statewide dolphin census, counting dolphins to support research on their populations and health along the coastline.

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Strong Opposition as £13.5m Apartment Plan Near Carrickfergus Castle Approved

Mid and East Antrim Borough Council approved a £13.5m apartment development near Carrickfergus Castle despite nearly 1,000 objections citing conservation and community concerns.

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One Third Say University Degree Not Worth It as Student Loan Inquiry Starts

An MP inquiry into England's student loan system begins amid rising public doubts about university degree value. Research shows a third now question if degrees are worth the cost, while graduates voice concerns over debt and repayment terms.

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Mexico City Police Use Teargas on Teachers Protesting Before World Cup

Riot police used teargas on CNTE teachers protesting salary and pension demands near Mexico City's Zócalo days before the 2026 World Cup Fan Fest. Clashes have escalated with threats of mass protests during the tournament if demands remain unmet.

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DOJ to Comply with Court Halt on $1.8bn Trump-Era 'Anti-Weaponisation' Fund

The DOJ will comply with a court ruling halting the Trump-era $1.8bn fund meant to compensate those alleging unfair government treatment, despite expressing strong disagreement with the decision.

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Chalmers Links Economic Concerns to One Nation Rise; Wong Sanctions Israelis Over West Bank Violence

Shadow Defence Minister James Paterson calls for scrutiny of One Nation amid rising support linked to economic concerns. Treasurer Jim Chalmers addresses voter shifts and defends budget policies. Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces sanctions over West Bank violence. Fair Work Commission to deci...

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Inside Banda: Life in India’s Hottest Place Amid Relentless Heatwave

Banda, Uttar Pradesh, endures record-breaking heatwaves with temperatures up to 49C. Residents adapt by altering work hours and seeking shade amid environmental challenges like water scarcity and deforestation.

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Ulster Unionist Group Labels Doug Beattie's Meeting Conduct as Aggressive

The Upper Bann Ulster Unionist association accuses Doug Beattie of aggressive behaviour at a selection meeting. Beattie, who quit the party, denies claims and criticizes leadership. The association supports Jon Burrows and refutes ideological deselection claims.

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Scottish Parliament to Reinstate MSP Gender Search Following Diversity Survey

The Scottish Parliament will restore the MSP gender search feature on its website after a diversity survey, allowing public filtering by gender with members' consent.

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Former Police Federation Chief Mukund Krishna Confident of Clearing Corruption Allegations

Mukund Krishna, ex-chief of the Police Federation of England and Wales, denies corruption claims and is confident of exoneration amid ongoing investigations.

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Iran Warns Israeli Strikes in Lebanon Risk Ceasefire with US

Iran warns Israeli strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon risk violating a US ceasefire, amid ongoing tensions and negotiations involving the US, Israel, and Iran.

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Man Jailed for Life for Stabbing University Student in Southampton

Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to life for stabbing 18-year-old student Henry Nowak in Southampton. The case raised concerns over police response and knife crime laws, with calls for a full investigation and community clarifications on religious knives.

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