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France a step closer to adding abortion rights to constitution
The French Senate has voted to include the right to abortion in the constitution, allowing the process to continue, though the path to a constitutional amendment is long.
EU cash boosts Edda Wind’s hydrogen-powered wind vessel project
Ship-aH2oy project will receive €15m to develop hydrogen fuel cell and liquid organic carrier technology
Ruby on Rails vs. Django: The Right Framework for You in 2023
Should you use Ruby on Rails or Django as your server-side web framework for your next web application? We compare the two to help you make an informed decision
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‘She was a special part of our life’: Lisa Sharpe remembered by longtime friend
Emily Petrini-Woolley said her friend Lisa Sharpe, who was killed last week in Eganville, Ont., was a kind and caring person who “loved everybody.”
India’s Adani calls off $2.5bn share sale in big setback
The group’s stocks were hammered in the past week after a US short seller raised debt and accounting concerns.
Rescue workers at scene after strike in Kramatorsk
A Russian missile destroyed an apartment building and damaged seven others in Kramatorsk, in Donetsk, late Wednesday. (Feb. 2)
Biden administration is ‘really embracing’ Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu
The Biden administration is “really embracing” Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, says The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan.
“Netanyahu is an amazing leader,” he told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“Although he was a close co-operator …
On This Day – 2 February 1996
In 1996, legendary actor, dancer and choreographer Gene Kelly died, aged 83. (Feb. 2)
Cardinal Pell funeral mass sees mourners, protests
Mourners attended the funeral for Australian Cardinal George Pell, who was once the most senior Catholic convicted of sex abuse. (Feb. 2)