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A SpaceX crew dragon capsule has landed in the Atlantic Ocean. The capsule was due for return after a record three-week-long mission to an international space station. The four-man crew landed off the coast of Daytona Beach in Florida. A recovery team was
Fans have descended on Tokyo as Taylor Swift kicks off the Asia-Pacific leg of her Eras Tour. It comes after the popstar’s recent win of a top award at the Grammys. Swift wrapped up the first night in Tokyo, where she performed a sold-out show. The 34-year
Carl Weathers, well known for his role as Apollo Creed in the Rocky movies, has died aged 76. His manager confirmed the actor and former American footballer died peacefully at home. Mr Weathers debuted on the silver screen in 1975, in the blaxploitation fi
Former Speaker of the House Bronwyn Bishop says the government and energy companies are planning to control electronic appliances through smart meters. Energy companies in Queensland are able to remotely access home air conditioners and turn them off. Ms B
Menzies Research Centre Senior Fellow Nick Cater says the 2050 energy roadmap is “shabby policy” and needs thorough external review. “It’s just guess-work, really ... it’s really troubling to see that the energy regulator is agreeing not to do a separate c
Sky News host Liz Storer says Elon Musk has announced his company Neuralink has implanted “the first brain chip in a human”. Ms Storer said Elon tweeted about the person recovering well and showing “promising neuron spike detection”. “We’re going to be cyb
Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes says people need to realise many Palestinians “preach from the river to the sea” through UNRWA “textbooks”. “That is the decimation and genocide of Israel and that is not acceptable,” she said. “Over 12 months, I have made mul
EFTM Editor and tech expert Trevor Long says he sees the potential in the human brain chip implants made by Elon Musk’s company Neuralink but believes it needs to be “done correctly”. It is hoped the chips will allow people with disabilities to control a c
Young Turks host and creator Cenk Uygur has commended the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees for their “fantastic” response to allegations staff participated in the October 7 attacks, terminating several employees. On Friday, the
Grattan Institute Energy Program Director Tony Wood says Australians should expect to see “improvements” in their retail energy bills, which can “only be a good thing”, following the release of new data from the Australian Energy Regulator. Its quarterly r
Sky News contributor Kosha Gada says UNRWA is a “Frankenstein monster” which came back to life to bite the West. Her comments follow Australia suspended funding to the UN organisation after Israel made allegations saying UNRWA had staff who were involved i
Former Labor MP Michael Danby says well-meaning countries such as Australia and Germany have been “wasting their money” on UNRWA funding. “This was a temporary agency set up 50 years ago and utterly corrupted and utterly infiltrated,” Mr Danby told Sky New
Power bill relief may be on the horizon for struggling households following the release of new data from the Australian Energy Regulator. Its quarterly report found the cost of producing electricity last year fell between 44 per cent and 64 per cent from r
Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says many big international investors in the Evergrande “Ponzi scheme” will end up with “little or no money” from their investments in the Chinese property giant. Chinese property giant Evergrande has been forced int
Australian Jewish Association President David Adler has called for the Australian government to permanently pause funding to UNRWA, following allegations staff from the agency were involved in the October 7 attacks. Mr Adler’s remarks come as Foreign Minis
China’s economy is set to be impacted after its once primary property developer Evergrande Group was ordered to liquidate following a High Court ruling. The developer’s debt total is up to $500 billion. The Motley Fool Chief Investment Officer Scott Philli
Climate activists have been criticised for throwing pumpkin soup on Leonardo da Vinci’s artwork. A group called Riposte Alimentaire (Food Counterattack) claimed responsibility for the stunt. The masterpiece was not damaged, as it’s held behind protective g
A Hong Kong court has ordered the liquidation of Chinese property giant, Evergrande. Evergrande first defaulted on its debts of more than $300 million USD, back in 2021. The property developer has been desperately trying to reach a deal with creditors. How
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says the Albanese government’s decision to pause funding to the United Nations agency UNRWA over allegations some of its staff were involved in the October 7 attacks in Israel is “not sufficient”. Foreign Minister Penny Wong annou