Love you forever, Robert Munsch
Open this photo in gallery: Author Robert Munsch reads to children from one of his books at City…
Unemployment steady but jobs markets showing signs of softness
A softer month for jobs Australia’s unemployment rate held at 4.2 per cent in August, but the latest…
Why it’s important to draft a will in the UAE
For most adults, one of life’s inevitable questions is: Is it necessary to make a will? It’s a…
Why sterling and gilts are sending different signals
September headlines have brought us crashing back to reality after the summer break. With UK long-term borrowing costs…
The key to generative engine optimization
Generative engine optimization (GEO) has quickly become one of the most important – and debated – topics in…
Cost, service questions loom over revamped broadband push
The federal program intended to bring broadband internet to rural areas is moving into a new phase as…
Govt recognises opioid danger to our elderly
Comment: Opioids often make headlines usually for the wrong reasons, linked to words such as epidemic, addiction, dependence,…
China eyes nationwide AI computing network as tech race with US heats up
China is making progress in unifying the country’s scattered data centres into a nationwide computing network to drive…
How carrying enough water to make return-trip propellant simplifies a Starship mission to Mars
The idea of a human mission to explore Mars has been studied repeatedly over the past 75 years.…
Apple’s misleading iPhone 17 Pro camera marketing distracts customers from the real weaknesses
No, the iPhone 17 Pro doesn’t have a telephoto camera with 8x zoom Even more annoying, however, is…
Keira Knightley’s Harry Potter casting feels like a betrayal to fans like me
Keira Knightley will join the Audible book series as the voice of the universally despised Professor Umbridge (Picture: Arnold…
Abolishing the UK’s independent space agency could be a mistake
At the end of August, the U.K. government took the decision to fold the UK Space Agency (UKSA)…