Is China opening a police station inside a Solomon Islands school?
School children have received red envelopes for Chinese New Year from Chinese police. (Supplied)
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/stephen-dziedzic/166934
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Benedictines emerge swimming champions - DailyNews
St Benedicts College Kotahena emerged champions while De Mazenod College Kandana finished runners up at the Bens Aquatic Championship 2025 Inter-School Short Course Swimming Meet concluded recently at the Aquatic Sports Centre .
· Gayan Abeykoon
Mahinda and Dharmapala emerge under 18 hockey joint champions - DailyNews
Mahinda College Galle emerged joint champion of the Under 18 division B inter schools Hockey tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Hockey Association.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Eight teams advance to quarter finals - DailyNews
Eight teams advanced to the quarter finals from 14 schools of the Under 19 Girl’s Division One Inter Schools Cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket tournament sponsored by Sri Lanka Cricket. 14 schools competed into 2 groups ‘A’ and ‘B’. Devapathiraja College Rathgama (25 pts), defending champion …
· Gayan Abeykoon
Both matches drawn at Jaffna - DailyNews
Both matches were drawn at Jaffna due to rain in their fixtures of the Under 19 Two days inter schools cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association with sponsorship by Sri Lanka Cricket on Saturday.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Judge says federal court can’t rule on challenge to Orleans sheriff’s ‘sanctuary’ policy
Attorney General Liz Murrill speaks with the news media, Oct. 15, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen, file)
· https://apnews.com/author/bobbi-jeanne-misick-verite-news
‘Death to the dictator’: Iranian students hold protests for third day
Demonstrations spread to Tehran’s Al Zahra University one month after security crackdown left thousands dead
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/patrickwintour
RBy Riley Stuart
Riley Stuart is a digital producer based in the ABC's Europe bureau. He has reported extensively from the Middle East during the Israel-Hamas war, and from Washington DC, on the Trump administration. He has a weekly segment on Radio Sydney, and has previously been the corporation's NSW digital editor, and made regul…
How 19 years on Play School fed into Simon Burke's latest role
Simon Burke is the star of The Elocution of Benjamin Franklin, which opened this month as part of Sydney's Mardi Gras. (Supplied: Griffin/Brett Boardman)
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/hannah-story/13344572
Mother of accused Georgia school shooter says she asked boy's father to lock up guns
Colin Gray, the father of Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray, arrives to the courtroom at the Barrow County courthouse on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, in Winder,Ga. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson, File)
· https://apnews.com/author/jeff-martin
Western Sydney University students and staff get unlimited access to the Herald
Western Sydney University’s 50,000 students and 2500 staff will have full digital access to The Sydney Morning Herald as part of the masthead’s expansion across the city’s universities.
WA private schools spend big on new builds, but public schools are left behind
Five West Australian private schools are spending more on capital works than thousands of public schools nationally, a new report has revealed, with one high-fee school topping the list.
· Holly Thompson
Special educational needs system to be overhauled in England
Only children with the most complex special educational needs will be eligible for education, health and care plans (EHCPs) from 2035 in England, the government has said.
· Hazel Shearing
Anti-government student protests spread to more Iranian universities
A fresh wave of anti-government protests staged by students at several Iranian universities that began on Saturday has spread to more campuses, footage confirmed by BBC Verify and BBC Persian shows.
· Richard Irvine-Brown, Ghoncheh Habibiazad and Shayan Sardarizadeh
Anchal Vohra
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Final Texas Association of Basketball Coaches high school rankings
SUGAR LAND, Texas (AP) — The final 2025-26 Texas Association of Basketball Coaches high school rankings, distributed by The Associated Press:
EU freezes US trade deal over tariffs uncertainty
EU lawmakers decided Monday to delay the approval of the bloc's trade deal with the US due to uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tariff policy.
· Natalie Muller
4PH ends 45-year wait for UPLB housing
year wait for a housing project to return inside the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB), a top housing official revealed on Monday.
· Arlie O. Calalo
The case of Mang Larry and the plunder of government lands by landgrabbing syndicates
RECENTLY, the Quezon City Regional Trial Court rendered a decision against the owner of Mang Larry’s Isawan located in the campus of the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City. The known local entrepreneur filed a case against UP over a claim of ownership of land within the UP campus which the former …
· Arnel Casanova
Haifa University student discovers 12th century Crusader sword off of Israel’s northern coast
A sword dating to the 12th-century Crusader period was discovered buried in the seabed off northern Israel’s Dor Beach, Haifa University announced in a Sunday statement.
Key Events This Week: PPI, Iran Talks, Nvidia Earnings, Fed Speakers Galore And State Of The Union
While much digital ink has been spilled on the Supreme Court's striking down of Trump's IEEPA tariffs and the consequences of this decision (see "Full Analysis Of The Supreme Court IEEPA Decision: How It Impacts The Economy, Policy And Markets"), a lot more is on deck for this week when we will also have more geopol…
· Tyler Durden
‘China shock’ hangs over German leader Merz’s first visit to Beijing
Chancellor must strike a balance between those wanting a toned-down Brussels trade policy and those backing tougher action against Beijing
· Finbarr Bermingham
Gaza war policy cost Kamala Harris victory in 2024 US elections, DNC research shows - report
Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party lost a significant amount of votes in the 2024 US presidential election due to the party's policy on Israel's war in Gaza, Axios reported on Sunday, citing internal research carried out by top Democratic officials.
Nigeria paid Boko Haram ransom for kidnapped pupils: AFP investigation
The Nigerian government paid Boko Haram militants a "huge" ransom of millions of dollars to free up to 230 children and staff the jihadists abducted from a Catholic school in November, an AFP investigation revealed Monday.
· AfricaNews
Highlights: New York City schools to reopen amd winter snowstorm
Even as the digging out began in New York and New Jersey, the National Weather Service warned Monday that perilous conditions could persist. Thousands are dealing with power failures from downed electrical lines.
Iranians resume calls for regime change in new protests
Iranian students are calling for more protests at universities after a weekend of demonstrations that were the largest anti-government rallies since country-wide unrest last month.
· Lizzie Porter
Hong Kong universities enjoy ‘growing appeal with belt and road, Asean students’
Secretary for Education Christine Choi speaks at ‘Study in Hong Kong Week’ event, says city attracting more students from outside China
· William Yiu
Futures Slide As Renewed Tariff Turmoil Shakes Global Markets
Stock futures slumped after Trump’s weekend tariff tantrum added uncertainty to American trade policy and was another blow to bullish outlooks for 2026. The Supreme Court’s tariff ruling means a big source of fiscal revenue from 2025 may have to be refunded (although if it is refunded to US consumers, who bore the b…
· Tyler Durden
Killing of Mexican drug cartel boss ‘El Mencho’ triggers wave of violence
Schools close and flights suspended after military raid kills Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/oliver-holmes,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/tomphillips
Epstein files cast pall among US faculty and students: ‘I just feel a deep disappointment’
Ties to the disgraced financier run deep through the academic world, documents released by the DoJ show
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/sara-braun
Australian government says it would support removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from royal line of succession
Anthony Albanese writes to British PM as UK prepares to consider laws to strip former prince of his right to inherit the throne
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/dan-jervis-bardy
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