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Dunedin, a city on New Zealand's South Island, is preparing for a rare total solar eclipse. The event is not scheduled to occur until 2025, but hotels in the city are already fully booked. This eclipse will be the first…

The UK's hosepipe ban has sparked controversy, with some residents expressing frustration and defiance. Many acknowledge the need to conserve water, but others blame water companies for failing to maintain infrastructure and prevent leaks. Data centres, which consume large amounts…

Orcas have been observed ramming into sunfish with such force that the fish explode, sparking debate among scientists. This behaviour was captured on camera off the coast of South Africa. Researchers suggest that the orcas may be playing a game,…

The Australian government will conduct a nationwide test of its emergency alert system on Monday, 27 July. A siren will blast on most mobile devices, including phones and tablets, as part of the AusAlert test. The test aims to ensure…

The US has signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, potentially allowing the kingdom to develop domestic nuclear enrichment capabilities. This deal marks a significant shift in US policy, as previous administrations had been cautious about permitting Saudi Arabia…

The US has launched its 12th consecutive night of airstrikes on Iranian targets, aiming to degrade Tehran's ability to threaten ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Yemen's Houthi rebels claim to have attacked two Red Sea tankers, alleging they violated…

Google has reported its 12th consecutive quarter of strong revenue gains, defying expectations. The company's revenue rose significantly, driven by growth in its advertising and cloud computing businesses. This increase comes despite delays in the release of Gemini Pro, a…