Equinor Abandons Oil Drilling Plans for the Great Australian Bight
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Equinor have ditched their plans to explore the Great Australian Bight, labelling the project as "not commercially competitive".
Breaking Down the Harvey Weinstein Verdict
Posted in: Culture NewsWhat the jury said, what the people said, and what’s next
Daredevil Flat Earther ‘Mad Mike’ Hughes Dies When Self-Made Rocket Crashes
Posted in: Culture NewsConspiracy theorist was subject of upcoming Science Channel series Homemade Astronauts
Watch the Trailer for Ellen Page’s Environmental Documentary ‘There’s Something in the Water’
Posted in: Culture NewsPage returns to childhood home of Nova Scotia to document environmental racism in the area
‘A Hundred Thousand’ Boy Scouts May Have Been Abused, Says Lawyer
Posted in: Culture NewsThe Boy Scouts of America has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following thousands of child sex abuse allegations across the country
Red Tape Sees Celeste Barber’s NSW Rural Fire Service Fundraiser Stalled
Posted in: Culture NewsThe NSW Rural Fire Service have explained that despite Celeste Barber helping to kick off a campaign that raised more than $50 million, red tape is halting the allocation of the funds.
Robert Durst Murder Trial Begins in Los Angeles
Posted in: Culture NewsThe New York real estate scion and subject of HBO’s ‘The Jinx’ is heading to court to face murder charges for the death of Susan Berman
Brandon Clark Pleads Guilty to the Murder of 17-Year-Old Bianca Devins
Posted in: Culture News“I think I need to realize what I did I can’t undo, as much as I want to,” Brandon Clark said in court
Melbourne’s Iconic Hosier Lane Targeted During Vandalism Attack
Posted in: Culture NewsHosier Lane has served as an international tourist destination for years, with street artists from all over the globe – including Banksy – having contibuted to the laneway.
Chinese Doctor Who Warned of Coronavirus Dies
Posted in: Culture NewsDr. Li Wenliang was reprimanded by Chinese authorities for speaking out
