Cyclist clinging to reeds, plucked to safety in remote Snowy River rescue
Topic:Wildlife Traffic Accidents and Incidents
· Kellie Lazzaro
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis says he never wanted to hurt wife Melissa Hoskins and attacks media’s ‘false narrative’
Dennis, whose car fatally struck Hoskins in 2023, wrote on Instagram ‘I have ALWAYS been against any sort of abuse against women’
· Tory Shepherd
NHTSA Ends Probe Into Tesla's Remote-Driving Feature, Citing Low Risk
Authored by Rob Sabo via The Epoch Times,
· Tyler Durden
NYC man fatally struck by out-of-control SUV driver while waiting for bus
An out-of-control driver struck and killed a man waiting for the bus near the Staten Island Mall early Monday, cops said.
· Amanda Woods
Why high fuel costs could accelerate the Philippines’ EV boom
Vietnam’s VinFast is seizing the moment by offering incentives for drivers to make the switch from petrol-powered vehicles to electric
· Sam Beltran
Why high fuel costs could accelerate the Philippines’ EV boom
Vietnam’s VinFast is seizing the moment by offering incentives for drivers to make the switch from petrol-powered vehicles to electric
· Sam Beltran
College student, 18, fatally run over by multiple cars after falling out of vehicle’s window on Oklahoma interstate
An Oklahoma teen tumbled out of a pal’s moving car onto the interstate and was fatally run over by several vehicles during a late-night joyride over the weekend.
· Caitlin McCormack
NYC Parks worker rear-ended strangers who tried to steal mirrors off car: cops
A city Parks Department employee was busted for using a city-owned vehicle to ram a pair of strangers who tried to snatch the mirrors off his personal car over the weekend, police said.
· Greg Carlton
Hoax 911 call revealed as April Fools' Day prank leads to Oklahoma officers put on leave
An Oklahoma City Police car drives into the Springlake Police Station in Oklahoma City, on Oct. 7, 2015. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)
· Sean Murphy
Forests Without Names: Hyundai Motor Brings the World's Hidden Sea Forests Into the Light
SEOUL, South Korea , April 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Motor Company today announced the global launch of its 'Forests Without Names' campaign, an initiative that celebrates Earth Month this April by naming sea forests worldwide while highlighting their environmental importance.
· PRNEWSWIRE
Call for parents to teach online privacy like road safety
Parents should teach children online privacy as an essential life skill in the same way as stranger danger or road safety, the UK's data watchdog has said.
· Jessica Rawnsley
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Why AI isn't replacing jobs in China (yet)
This report is from this week's CNBC's The China Connection newsletter, which brings you insights and analysis on what's driving the world's second-largest economy. You can subscribe here.
· Evelyn Cheng
[Graphic News] Factory fires pose growing threat in S. Korea
Factory fires in South Korea have claimed 61 lives and injured 851 people over the past five years, with the average annual number of fires exceeding 2,000, according to the National Fire Agency. A recent blaze at a Daejeon auto parts factory left 14 workers dead and 60 injured.
· Nam Kyung-don
Boy dies after crash between e-scooter and car south of Perth
Topic:Transport Accidents and Incidents
· Andrew Hanlon
US Secretly Repositions Bulk Of Stealth Cruise Missiles For Iran War
President Trump has set a Tuesday evening deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran facing severe consequences if it refuses. Trump’s messaging suggests the next phase of the conflict could shift toward strikes on power plants, bridges, and other critical infrastructure nationwide.
· Tyler Durden
Cops suspended over twisted April Fool’s prank: ‘Baby out the window’
Some Oklahoma cops have been suspended for falsely telling dispatchers that a baby had been tossed from a car window as part of a twisted April Fools’ prank, according to reports.
· Georgia Worrell
‘Selfish’: Day stumped by Woods’ decision to drive but sympathises with struggles
Augusta, Georgia: Jason Day has offered sympathy for his idol Tiger Woods while also being stumped by the golf legend’s “selfish” decision to drive moments before being charged on suspicion of driving under the influence in Florida on March 27.
· Evin Priest
What Kanye thinks about Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian’s romance — and why he really ‘hated’ Pete Davidson: source
As Kim Kardashian reached a new milestone in her budding romance with Lewis Hamilton — going Instagram-official Monday with a Reel that shows her smiling in the passenger seat of a Ferrari while the Formula 1 driver does donuts — insiders reveal what her ex-husband Kanye West really thinks of the relationship.
· Jeanette Settembre
Nvidia's AI self-driving tech poised to upend auto industry pyramid
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Alpamayo open-source platform at the CES tech show in January. Two months later the company released an updated version and announced global automakers as partners. (Source photos by Nikkei/Reuters)
· Staff Writer
High-speed rail: Newsom finds a faster way to Stonehenge
California’s high-speed rail project continues to be a national embarrassment, with officials admitting it will cost nearly $100 billion more than first advertised.
· CA Post Editorial Board
Energy expert says more drilling for oil won't fix fuel crisis
Topic:Government and Politics
· Courtney Gould
Gold Coast traffic burden 'could worsen' with theme park expansion
Topic:Urban Development and Planning
· Emily Dobson
Trump unconcerned about legality of Iran bridge, power strikes as anti-regime protesters ‘want us to keep bombing’
WASHINGTON — President Trump said Monday afternoon that he’s unconcerned about critics claiming that airstrikes on critical infrastructure would amount to a war crime — insisting that Iranian civilians “want us to keep bombing.”
· Steven Nelson
'They're animals': Trump doubles down on threat to destroy Iran's critical infrastructure
US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his threat to "obliterate" Iran's critical infrastructure, which could include its energy, communications and water systems, if Tehran doesn't agree to his preconditions for a deal by 8pm local time in Washington on Tuesday.
· Middleeasteye
Trucking company says it had $10k worth of diesel stolen in one month
Scott Hannah claims he has had several trucks targeted by fuel thieves since diesel prices have surged. (ABC News: Abby Haberecht)
· Rachel Holdsworth
Tiger Woods a topic at the Masters as Jason Day questions the DUI arrest
In this image from police body camera video released by the Martin County, Fla., Sheriff’s Office, golfer Tiger Woods is taken into custody by sheriff’s deputies following a car crash in Jupiter Island, Fla., Friday, March 27, 2026. (Martin County Sheriff’s Office via AP)
· Doug Ferguson
Concern fuel rationing is on the way
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Euro-Asia Sea routes gain strategic importance amid renewed Sri Lanka–Russia engagement - DailyNews
With renewed diplomatic ties with Russia, uncertainty in global energy markets, and an increasing focus on trade routes, Sri Lanka’s position on the Euro-Asia maritime trade routes is once again coming into focus. Recent high-level meetings and energy talks and Sri Lanka’s recent participation in a transport forum i…
· damith
Special bus services during New Year period - Deputy Minister - DailyNews
Transport and Highways Deputy Minister Dr. Prasanna Gunasena says that special bus services will be operated during the New Year period, through Sri Lanka Transport Board.
· damith
Fuel price hike sparks public outcry in Rawalpindi, Islamabad - DailyNews
The surge in petroleum prices has drawn a strong reaction from residents of the twin cities, with people from various walks of life demanding the government to withdraw the decision.
· damith
Last rites of journalist Bhakthi Dharmapriya
The funeral of veteran journalist Bhakthi Dharmapriya Mendis who died last Friday after a motor traffic accident in Athruguriya took place yesterday at Dadalla public cemetery amidst a large crowd of family, relatives, colleagues from the media fraternity and friends and old boys of his alma mater Richmond College, …
· damith
How to choose a high-volume printer that scales with your business
If you run a small business, a printer is more than office accoutrement. It’s infrastructure.
· Barret Wertz
Justice for the affected
Less than a week remains until the dawn of the Sinhala and Hindu New Year 2026. People are busier than ever, rushing to buy everything needed for the celebrations. This year, however, it is a tougher road than before, now that the cost of food, clothing, and other essentials has soared, driven by rising fuel and ele…
· damith
Delivery driver meets horrific end as he tries to stop carjacker
A New Jersey delivery driver was horrifically crushed to death while trying to stop a thug from stealing his vehicle during a brazen daylight carjacking — with cops now looking for the goon.
· Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
Trump says the Iranian people are pleading for him to 'please keep bombing'
Hello and welcome to our rolling coverage of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on Tuesday, April 7.
· Richard Wood
Beyond the petrol pump: Can home-grown steps solve the nation’s fuel crisis?
Australia is facing unprecedented fuel insecurity. Despite the government’s confidence that the nation can avoid a crippling shortage, attention has turned to home-grown solutions.
· Mike Foley
NSW using secret fuel data as retailers fined over ‘price mismatches’
The NSW government is using reams of commercially sensitive data from fuel companies to assess whether the state’s supply will be significantly disrupted by war in the Middle East and to prepare for possible “further action” to ensure petrol reaches critical regional areas.
· Michael McGowan, Anthony Segaert
Iran Conflict Spotlights Nuclear Energy As Key To Global Energy Security
The ongoing disruptions tied to Iran’s energy infrastructure and the Strait of Hormuz, have once again exposed the fragility of global oil supplies. As oil prices swing on geopolitical headlines, the founder and executive chairman of Nano Nuclear Energy, Jay Yu, underscored the critical alternative during a recent F…
· Tyler Durden
Russia provided Iran with list of Israeli energy targets, Ukrainian intelligence finds - exclusive
Russian intelligence has provided Iran with a detailed list of 55 critical energy infrastructure targets within Israel, according to information obtained by The Jerusalem Post from a source close to Ukrainian intelligence.
· AMICHAI STEIN
Trump threats cause dilemma for US officers: disobey orders or commit war crimes
Legal experts say attacking Iran’s infrastructure would constitute a war crime – but would military officers be held responsible?
· Julianborger
Strait of Hormuz closure has raised oil prices, but not without precedent - analysis
At roughly $109 a barrel for Brent crude and about $4.10 for a gallon of gas in the US, energy prices feel high.
· HERB KEINON
Iran war continues to disrupt fuel supplies as US issues ultimatum [Africanews Today]
As the war in the Middle East continues to spread uncertainty around the world, Donald Trump once again postponed his ultimatum to Iran. He gave Iranian authorities until Tuesday at 8 p.m. Washington time to open the Strait of Hormuz. Otherwise, the US President said he would destroy Iranian bridges and nuclear faci…
· AfricaNews
Democrats blast Trump for Iran ‘war crimes’ threat; Republicans supportive
Several Democrats have condemned Donald Trump after the United States president renewed his threat to destroy Iran’s civilian infrastructure in a profanity-laden message.
· Ali Harb
Tesla cleared by feds in probe of remote self-driving feature
Elon Musk-run Tesla is off the hook for at least one federal investigation of its self-driving cars after a 15-month probe of a feature that allows owners to remotely drive their cars short distances was closed, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Monday.
· Lisa Fickenscher
Trump warns deadline ‘final’ as Iran pushes proposal to end war
United States President Donald Trump has warned that an Iranian proposal to bring an end to the war is not enough to avert his threat to destroy infrastructure unless Tehran reopens the Strait of Hormuz.
· Al Jazeera
Trump says Iranians 'animals' when asked why he would bomb power plants
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Iranians are "animals," therefore bombing their civilian infrastructure like power plants would not be considered a war crime.
· Middleeasteye
Cancelled flights and price hikes for another budget airline amid war
Budget airline AirAsia X is hiking airfare and cutting flights in response to jet fuel shortages amid the war in the Middle East.
· Brooke Steinberg
Israeli doctor arrested on suspicion of involvement in stabbing
A doctor from the intensive care unit at Ichilov Hospital was arrested on Monday around 2:30 a.m. after the police launched an investigation into his alleged involvement in a stabbing incident on Jabotinsky Street in Ramat Gan, which appears to have been sparked by a traffic dispute.
· HODAYA RAN