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Search ArticlesUkraine war: Russian barrage on Kyiv enters fifth day as death toll rises to 38
Russian drone attacks on Kyiv and the surrounding region have stretched into the fifth day, with near round-the-clock air raid sirens disrupting daily life for millions. The attacks on Monday injured four people and damaged warehouse facilities, an apartment block and a retail outlet in the Kyiv region, regional governor Tymur Tkachenko said on Telegram.
THE WASHINGTON POST: Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners buys Australian battery and wind farm Original
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S has acquired full ownership of a major wind and battery project in northern Queensland from Australian developer Windlab Pty Ltd. that is expected to be fully operational in 2030. The Danish fund manager has made a final investment decision and secured a $1.7 billion facility from 10 banks for the Gawara Baya project, which has secured all major approvals, it said in a statement on Monday.
Switzerland rave shooting: Suspect arrested after attack at music event left 1 person dead
A suspect has been arrested after a weekend shooting at a rave in northern Switzerland that left one person dead and five wounded, police said Monday. The 43-year-old Swiss citizen was detained shortly before 1am, Monday, police in Aargau canton said in a statement. They said that investigations into a possible motive are ongoing and that at present they believe the shooting was carried out by a lone perpetrator. They did not specify where the suspect was arrested.
Cullera jacuzzi tragedy: Thomasina and Patrick Tobin found dead in villa hot tub during holiday in Spain Original
Police are investigating the deaths of a couple who were reportedly found trapped in a jacuzzi in their holiday villa. UK-based pair Thomasina and Patrick Tobin were reportedly found dead in an outdoor jacuzzi in Cullera in Spain by their teenage children. The couple were understood to have suffered fatal heart attacks as a result of physical exhaustion from trying to escape from the jacuzzi. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters.
EDITORIAL: Labor failed to take note of One Nation warning signs
It now seems clear Labor didn’t take note of the One Nation warning signs. The signs saying that the way voters looked at the traditional political parties had changed. In a big way. But Labor just didn’t see it as their problem. Until it hit them between the eyes at the weekend. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters. Get the first look at the digital newspaper, curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox.
Michael Keats confirmed as the first Australian killed in the Nepal flood disaster
NSW man Michael Keats has become the first Australian confirmed to have been lost their lives in Nepal’s flash flood disaster. He was traveling to India for a spiritual retreat, according to his heartbroken family, which is now asking for support. His partner Emily Boyd posted a grim update to her gofundme, confirming the worst on Monday evening. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters. Get the first look at the digital newspaper, curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox.
Australia weather: El Nino, Tough bushfire season expected across Australia as spring arrives on Tuesday
Australia is in for a tough bushfire season, as a combination of below-average winter rainfall and above-average fuel loads mark the first day of spring on Tuesday. Bushfire season Bushfire season is also locked and loaded to start earlier in all states and territories as spring begins, including a large part of the NT, according to Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council CEO Rob Webb. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters.
Millennial club culture trend takes over social media as Gen Z learns how wild and cringe nights out were
There was a time when going out meant squeezing into a dress you could barely breathe in, putting on heels that had absolutely no business being that high and drinking whatever alcohol was left in the house — regardless of whose glass it had been sitting in. There were no Ubers waiting outside your house, no carefully curated “get ready with me” videos and certainly no consideration for whether you’d look good in the photos the next morning.
DFAT investigating claims Australian ex-soldier killed in combat in Ukraine Original
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is looking into reports that a former Australian soldier and medic was killed fighting in Ukraine. Two social media accounts of foreign fighters in Ukraine said the man, who they identified by a nickname, recently died in combat. Two months ago the Australian featured in a recruitment video for the International Legionnaires, a unit that recruits foreigners for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters.
Major banks feel housing chill as mortgage growth slumps to three-year low
The double whammy hit of higher interest rates and the Federal Government’s property tax shake-up have brought mortgage applications to a three-year low. The slowdown in the property market has hit major banks’ mortgage books, according to the latest data from regulator the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority data revealing the number of home loans have slowed.