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Australia's Qantas says cyber criminal contacts one week after data breach

Australia's Qantas says cyber criminal contacts one week after data breach

A cyber criminal has made contact with Australia's Qantas following a data breach last week that exposed personal information of six million customers, a company spokesperson told Reuters on Tuesday. The hacker had targeted a call centre and...

Australian Tribunal Rules in Favor of 'Billboard Chris' and Free Speech

Australian Tribunal Rules in Favor of 'Billboard Chris' and Free Speech

An Australian tribunal overturned a censorship order against "Billboard Chris" Elston last Tuesday, over an X post Elston made that criticized progressive gender ideology. Elston's post on X included a link to a Daily Mail article about a...

Gold Coast Health leverages UiPath to deliver real-time patient care

Gold Coast Health and UiPath setting a new standard for healthcare delivery UiPath(NYSE: PATH), a global leader in , today announced that Gold Coast Health, a leading Queensland healthcare provider, is using UiPath automation technology to deliver...

Rady Faculty announcement: Dr. Josée Lavoie appointed dean, College of Community and Global Health

Rady Faculty announcement: Dr. Josée Lavoie appointed dean, College of Community and Global Health

July 7, 2025 — Message from Dr. Peter Nickerson, vice-provost (health sciences) and dean, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. Dr. Peter Nickerson, vice-provost (health sciences) and dean of the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, is pleased to announce...

What You Need to Know About the Australian Poison Mushroom Case

What You Need to Know About the Australian Poison Mushroom Case

It was a story right out of a particularly dark fairy tale: a woman serves her in-laws an enticing lunch, only for them to die not long after — felled by poisonous mushrooms. On Monday, 50-year-old Erin Patterson was found guilty in Australian...

"Oh. No!"— Perez Hilton reacts to harrowing lion attack in Australian zoo that resulted in woman losing her arm

"Oh. No!"— Perez Hilton reacts to harrowing lion attack in Australian zoo that resulted in woman losing her arm

Celebrity blogger and podcaster Perez Hilton expressed shock and sympathy after a woman was left critically injured with her arm bitten off in a gruesome lion attack at Darling Downs Zoo in Australia. The incident, which occurred on the morning of...

Brazil's Lula urges Brics to lead on climate and health ahead of Cop30

Brazil's Lula urges Brics to lead on climate and health ahead of Cop30

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has called on fellow Brics nations to usher in a new era of climate and health justice ahead of Cop30, which his country will host in Belem in November. In a speech on the final day of the Brics Summit...

Every Australian should hear Chasing Ghosts' new album Therapy

Every Australian should hear Chasing Ghosts' new album Therapy

Content Warning: This article discusses suicide and domestic violence. The weight of an album's subject matter isn't always a good measure of its quality. But in the case of Chasing Ghosts and Therapy, one of the year's best albums, there's...

Traumatic Brain Injury Market To Expand At A CAGR Of 10.9% During The Study Period (2020-2034) Fueled By Advances In Treatment And Growing Healthcare Investments  Delveinsight

Traumatic Brain Injury Market To Expand At A CAGR Of 10.9% During The Study Period (2020-2034) Fueled By Advances In Treatment And Growing Healthcare Investments Delveinsight

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) Pharmaceutical companies have made significant investments in traumatic brain injury drug development, although the late-stage pipeline remains limited. However, several early-phase clinical trials are ongoing, with promising...

"The amount of people who comment on my body every day" - How Amanda Anisimova overcame body shaming & mental health issues to reach Wimbledon QF

"The amount of people who comment on my body every day" - How Amanda Anisimova overcame body shaming & mental health issues to reach Wimbledon QF

Amid a career-best season, Amanda Anisimova has added another feather to her cap this year by reaching the quarterfinals of Wimbledon 2025. However, her rise to the upper echelon of women's tennis this year has been far from easy. She has endured...

Australia's 'mushroom killer' found guilty on all counts: How Erin Patterson poisoned her estranged in-laws at lunch

Australia's 'mushroom killer' found guilty on all counts: How Erin Patterson poisoned her estranged in-laws at lunch

Australian Erin Patterson served a beef Wellington lunch that was “delicious” by all accounts, using eye fillet steak, flaky golden pastry, and the deadliest mushrooms known to man. The keen home cook murdered her husband’s parents and aunt in...

Australian PM urged to act after Melbourne synagogue attack

Australian PM urged to act after Melbourne synagogue attack

Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs has written to the Australian Prime Minister in the wake of two attacks on the Jewish community in Melbourne on Friday, urging him to act “decisively” and describing it as “a test of moral leadership”. In a...

Who Is Peter Russell-Clarke? The Australian Chef Famous for His Swearing, Recipes and the Phrase 'Where's the Cheese?'

Who Is Peter Russell-Clarke? The Australian Chef Famous for His Swearing, Recipes and the Phrase 'Where's the Cheese?'

Peter Russell-Clarke passed away on 4 July, 2025 at the age of 89. He was Australia's first celebrity chef who extended his influence far beyond the kitchen. He had a penchant for expression that was endeared by many. This was highlighted by his...

United Family Healthcare highlights its role in innovation and patient-centered care

United Family Healthcare highlights its role in innovation and patient-centered care

The unveiling ceremony of the Center for Urologic Oncology of United Family Healthcare is held in Beijing on Saturday. Photo: United Family Healthcare In June 2024, a Zimbabwean patient diagnosed with prostate cancer embarked on an extraordinary...

Australian mushroom murders: Erin Patterson guilty verdict ends weeks of laborious detail and ghoulish fascination

Australian mushroom murders: Erin Patterson guilty verdict ends weeks of laborious detail and ghoulish fascination

Several hours after a person eats death cap mushrooms and becomes violently unwell, there is a period of relief. They feel as if they are improving. They are not. This pause soon gives way to “a relentlessly progressive and quite frightening rapid...

Australia releases national HIE roadmap

Australia releases national HIE roadmap

The Australian Digital Health Agency has officially launched its national health information exchange program with the release of its strategy, architecture, and roadmap. The program, according to the agency that leads Australia's digital...

The health crisis pushed by a drug crisis 

The health crisis pushed by a drug crisis 

Six months after Fiji declared an HIV outbreak, driven largely by a growing methamphetamine crisis, UNAIDS’ Pacific adviser says other countries around the region are at risk of following suit. “It does worry me. We have all the risk factors in...

Link between oestrogen and women’s heart health revealed

Link between oestrogen and women’s heart health revealed

Credit: Grace Cary/Getty Images The findings of a new preclinical study help explain why women experience cardiovascular disease differently from men, especially when they have high blood pressure. “Our study reveals a biological link between the...

Ski Apres: Australia's new epitome of ski chalet luxury

Ski Apres: Australia's new epitome of ski chalet luxury

When the crisp winter air sets in each year, daydreams of ski holidays are quick to follow. It’s the feeling of a steaming hot drink in your hands as you watch snowflakes float by, the relief of removing your countless layers of outerwear after a...

Why rain might be the secret to a happier, healthier you

Why rain might be the secret to a happier, healthier you

Rainy days, mainly carry a reputation for gloom, but for many people, they offer unexpected comfort. The gentle rhythm of falling rain, the cool breeze, and that familiar earthy scent can bring a sense of calm we didn’t know we needed. While we...

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