Iran’s people left without a voice as communications cut off
Already there are parts of Iran’s densely populated capital city Tehran that look like a pummelled war zone.
Month: March 2026
At least six people dead and several trapped following Johannesburg building collapse
One of the men trapped under rubble had a large concrete slab pinning his leg
Private jet prices soar as wealthy scramble to leave Dubai
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Shocking moment graduation stand COLLAPSES in front of screaming parents leaving 23 students injured
THIS is the terrifying moment a stand suddenly collapses during a graduation, sending dozens of students crashing to the ground. As smiling graduates posed in their pristine gowns, the platform beneath them buckled under the collective weight. Twenty-t…
Map reveals how Iran’s missiles can hit Europe after Tehran secretly built arsenal of 300k rockets in underground cities
A CHILLING map has revealed how Iran’s doomsday missiles could strike Europe after Tehran secretly built an arsenal of 300,000 rockets. The conflict in the Middle East has raged into its third day as Iran continues its retaliation strikes against Donal…
Victorian government faces backlash from small businesses over right to work-from-home laws
Small employers won’t be exempt from proposed legislation designed to allow off-site working two days a weekFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastBusiness groups have criticised…
Fuel tanker ablaze in Strait of Hormuz after drone strike, Iran Revolutionary Guards say – Reuters
Fuel tanker ablaze in Strait of Hormuz after drone strike, Iran Revolutionary Guards say ReutersIran starts ‘indiscriminate’ strikes across Gulf of Oman, hits shadow tanker tied to regime Fox NewsIranian Kamikaze Drone Boat Makes …
Trump’s opening military strike against Iran was ‘exquisite’. Now comes the tricky bit
“I don’t think he has a plan and that’s the problem,” security expert John Bolton says.
Public grocery stores could be oases in Seattle’s food deserts
The Washington state legislature failed to pass a bill that would have cleared the way for public grocery stores. The idea is still worth pursuing, writes Naomi Ishisaka.
WA students face confrontations during anti-ICE walkouts
Most student walkouts have occurred without incident, but protests in some areas outside Seattle have drawn confrontational responses from adult passersby.