Charging queues return as Easter road trips test Australia’s EV infrastructure
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- April 6, 2026

2025 season: Ninth in Division One (relegated) Martin Emmerson – BBC Radio Newcastle Durham find themselves in Division Two once again, just a couple of years after going up. The last time they were relegated – due to poor form – they won only two Championship games. That was in the summer of 2000. After
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Decentralized finance company Drift says it has suspended withdrawals and deposits after confirming a security incident. The crypto platform said in a post on X that it was “experiencing an active attack,” and that it was working to “contain the incident.” Security researchers and public blockchain data suggest the losses could be significant. Blockchain security
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“Mozart Mozart,” an opulent glam rock-tinged vision of the genius and his maybe more talented sister backed by Europe’s biggest broadcaster, Germany’s ARD, has been sold by Beta Film and Bavaria Media across the world. In earliest licensing pacts, AMC Networks has closed Latin America, while Canal+ and SBS have secured deals for Austria and Australia.
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Foundayo, a new obesity pill made by Eli Lilly, was just approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Eli Lilly hide caption toggle caption Eli Lilly The Food and Drug Administration has approved the second GLP-1 pill to treat obesity, this time from drugmaker Eli Lilly. The new pill, Foundayo, is taken once a day
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Located 700 kilometers (440 miles) east of Madagascar, Réunion Island is the product of a long-lived mantle hotspot on the floor of the Indian Ocean. The island first emerged above the ocean’s surface about 2 million years ago. It remains active today, with frequent eruptions from Piton de la Fournaise, a shield volcano on the
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Will advanced generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools destroy established software companies? While these new capabilities are impressive, history suggests the doom-and-gloom commentators have it wrong. New technologies rarely wipe out whole industries. Instead, they change them for the better. Market cap debates make good headlines, but they miss the larger picture. The biggest risk in the
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