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Voters in Kooyong: What's Really on Their Minds?

May 3, 2025

A tight race is unfolding in the Kooyong electorate, a place that has seen its fair share of drama. The Liberal candidate, Amelia Hamer, is eager to win back the seat for her party. Hamer is up against Dr. Monique Ryan, the current independent MP who has been making waves in the once-safe Liberal s

crime

A Sudden Attack on Sullivan's Island

May 2, 2025

A quiet afternoon turned chaotic on Sullivan's Island. Two young kids and an adult were hit by a car near a church preschool. This wasn't a simple accident. It might have been on purpose. The driver sped off, leaving behind a scene of panic and fear. The police sprang into action. They launched a m

health

TikTok's Role in Healing Cesarean Scars

May 1, 2025

TikTok has become a hub for sharing tips on healing cesarean scars. This has raised questions about the quality and accuracy of the information being shared. A recent study looked into the products, methods, and procedures suggested on TikTok for helping new mothers heal from cesarean deliveries.

science

How Trout Adapt to Low Oxygen: A Look at Tiny Gene Regulators

May 1, 2025

The liver of triploid rainbow trout faces unique challenges in low-oxygen waters. To understand how these fish cope, researchers dug into the world of tiny gene regulators called miRNAs. They found 45 miRNAs that change their activity when oxygen levels drop. These miRNAs don't work alone. They team

science

Olive Oil Quality Check: The Portable Tech Revolution

April 30, 2025

Quality control in the olive oil industry is a big deal. Traditional methods are slow, pricey, and need special skills. So, what if there was a faster, cheaper way to check olive oil quality? Enter Near Infrared Spectroscopy, or NIRS. This tech is quick, affordable, and doesn't mess with the oil. It

science

Unseen Threats: Tracking Liver Damage with Light

April 30, 2025

In the world of medicine, liver damage from drugs is a big deal. It happens when medicines or their byproducts cause harm. This type of damage is linked to something called oxidative stress. To fight this, the body uses sulfhydryl groups. These are like tiny warriors that protect cells from damage.

entertainment

Beyoncé's Wild West Showdown: A Night of Country and Controversy

April 29, 2025

Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour kicked off with a bang in California, blending country, rock, and pop in a way that only she can. The show was a mix of old and new, with Beyoncé paying tribute to Black women pioneers in music and making a bold statement about American culture. The stage was set with a

politics

Canada's 2025 Election: The Big Race

April 29, 2025

The 2025 Canadian federal election is under way. The first polling stations have shut their doors. The country is waiting to see who will win the race for prime minister. This will be a close call. To win, a party needs to secure 172 seats in the House of Commons. There are 343 seats up for gra

business

DHL Resumes High-Value Package Shipments to the US

April 29, 2025

It's official. DHL has restarted shipping packages worth more than $800 to the US. This news comes after a brief pause due to customs issues. The delay was caused by a sudden increase in formal customs clearances. This was triggered by the Trump administration's broad tariffs on international go

politics

New Rules On The Way For Immigration Enforcement

April 28, 2025

The White House is gearing up to tighten its grip on immigration policies. A series of executive orders are in the pipeline. These orders aim to boost the power of law enforcement agencies. They will also target so-called sanctuary states and cities. These are places that have chosen not to enforce