Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $792m in Talc Asbestos Cancer Case
Johnson & Johnson will pay at least $742 million in damages to 22 women who claimed asbestos in the company's talc products caused them to develop ovarian cancer.
Blast in Cairo After Fuel Tanks Catch Fire
Egyptian firefighters battled flames that erupted after an explosion at a chemicals factory outside Cairo's main airport on Thursday. A dozen people have been reported injured in the blast.
NSW Child Death Spurs Flu Vaccine Warning
Health authorities are urging parents to get their kids vaccinated after a NSW child died from influenza.
Anglican Bishops Charged for Prosecution Sparks Outrage
Three former Anglican bishops targeted in a Royal Commission investigation have not been referred for prosecution, sparking outrage amongst the abuse survivors.
Crash on Coronation Drive
A three-car crash along coronation drive this morning has caused delays for motorists and resulted in two adults and two children being taken to hospital.
Hot Air Balloon Lands in Middle of Gold Coast Suburb
Early risers in Gold Coast suburb, Pimpama, were given the fright of their life this morning after a hot air flew dangerously close to houses.
10AM Zedlines
10am Zedlines with Isla and Max.
Source: JPL - NASA
Japan Floods Death Toll Rises to 200
After heavy rains and flooding hit western Japan last week, the death toll has risen to 200, with authorities continuing the search for the missing.
Scientists Find Black Hole Particles
In the first of two papers published today, two telescopes operated by international teams found a flare of high-energy gamma-rays which seemed to emanate from a known supermassive black hole, providing key information for neutrino research on earth.
Australia Re-Claims Ownership of Life Saver Lollies
Australia’s classis lolly, Life Savers, will return to Australian ownership and again be manufactured locally, after confectionary maker, Darrell Lea, bought the brand from Swiss-based food giant, Nestle.