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Evans's coming out took extraordinary courage and the NRL must match it
Kane Evans showed remarkable bravery to reveal his sexuality to the world and now rugby league must lift to his level. Source link
All the key points from the Makerfield by-election debate
Candidates debate immigration antisocial behaviour, local identity, the cost of living and Wigan delicacies. Source link
Second German company looks to secure LNG supply from B.C. Ksi Lisims project
The $10 billion Ksi Lisims project has regulatory approval but the partners have yet to make a final investment decision. Duesseldorf-based Uniper said it signed a letter of interest that could see the company buy two million tonnes of gas a year. Source link
Poilievre says those who vote for Alberta separation 'are not our enemies'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canadians shouldn’t view those who will vote for Alberta separation as “enemies” and instead offer “hope” to Albertans in order to buttress against the province’s secessionist movement. Source link
Pope meets abuse victims in Spain, while some say he's not doing enough
The pontiff, who is on a week-long visit to Spain, listens to proposals to make safeguarding against abuse more effective in the church. Source link
Southern Lights timelapse filmed from space
This occurrence of aurora australis, or Southern Lights, was captured by NASA astronaut Jessica Meir. Source link
Fire insiders raise alarm about Melbourne's data centre expansion
Serious concerns about an influx of large-scale data centres in Melbourne’s west are being raised by Fire Rescue Victoria insiders. Source link
Graham Platner Is About to Find Out Whether Mainers Really Have His Back
John Nichols Voters, not DC insiders, will determine whether the Senate candidate is credible and viable. The post Graham Platner Is About to Find Out Whether Mainers Really Have His Back appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Canada has a new Governor General: 5 key takeaways from Louise Arbour's installation
In a ceremony steeped in tradition, celebrated jurist and human rights defender Louise Arbour was installed on Monday as Canada’s 31st Governor General. Source link
The Taiwan crisis nobody is watching
Taipei sits at the physical centre of the global AI economy but remains shut out of the diplomatic rooms where its sovereign rights are negotiated, often by others. Source link