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.
Sister-in-law and carer of Australian man gains permanent visa after deportation scare
A French national who is the sister-in-law of disabled Australian man James Behrendorff has been granted a permanent visa to continue to care for her brother-in-law, after facing deportation back to France.
Man Freed From Sand After Chasing Lizard
A man has been freed after being trapped in a collapsed four-metre hole of sand up in Hervey Bay on on Thursday.
120m Waterfall Approved for South Brisbane Tower
A 33 storey building that will deliver 216 residential units in South Brisbane and feature a 120-meter waterfall has been approved for construction.
9AM Zedlines
9am Zedlines with Max and Isla.
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Ancient Iceman Gives Glimpse Into Copper-Age Diets
An Australian scientist has helped a team of international researchers piece together a picture of the last meal of the icy mummy Otzi, which is over 5,300 years old.
German Parents Win Right to Access Dead Child's Facebook
Germany’s Federal Court of Justice has overturned a decision to prevent the parents of a dead teenager from accessing her Facebook account, stating the parents inherited the right to their child’s social media data.