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Meet Daisha Auda, the 15-year-old self-taught Logan singer who earned four chairs, survived a second chance and became the first Torres Strait Islander in The Voice final

Meet Daisha Auda, the 15-year-old self-taught Logan singer who earned four chairs, survived a second chance and became the first Torres Strait Islander in The Voice final

Logan teenager Daisha Auda (Photo: Tyson Parker) Self-taught teenager Daisha Auda from Logan, Queensland, has made television history by becoming the first Torres Strait Islander singer to reach the grand final of The Voice Australia. The 15-year-old singer earned a spot in the top four after a series of standout performances that won over both…

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A 97-year-old Brisbane bowls club facing demolition is saved in a $6 million deal after Bowls Queensland rejected an offer $1 million higher to keep both greens

A 97-year-old Brisbane bowls club facing demolition is saved in a $6 million deal after Bowls Queensland rejected an offer $1 million higher to keep both greens

Griffin Hospitality plans to renovate the clubhouse, bar and kitchen while retaining the atmosphere and character associated with the club. The aim is to make the venue more welcoming for bowlers, families and visitors while keeping the sport at its centre. For a club that spent years staring down the prospect of demolition, the future…

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After 28 years, Mirabai Chanu finally puts India back on Asian Games weightlifting podium | Asian Games 2026 News

Mirabai Chanu and Karnam Malleswari (Image credit: Agencies) NEW DELHI: For 28 years, Indian weightlifting waited for this moment. There were new lifters, big names, and fresh hopes of returning to the Asian Games podium. But the medal remained out of reach.On Wednesday, Mirabai Chanu finally ended the wait.With India’s hopes resting on her shoulders,…

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Ilaiyaraaja receives special stamp honour in Australia for his five-decade musical legacy: ‘Being honoured in the Australian Parliament is deeply touching’ | Tamil Movie News

Ilaiyaraaja receives special stamp honour in Australia for his five-decade musical legacy: ‘Being honoured in the Australian Parliament is deeply touching’ | Tamil Movie News

Ilaiyaraaja has received another international recognition for his contribution to music, with a special commemorative stamp reportedly issued in his honour in Australia. The recognition celebrates the veteran composer’s five-decade journey in cinema and comes at a time when he continues to work on new film projects. For Ilaiyaraaja, who began his musical journey in…

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Fall Equinox Meets Nor’easter: What Spirituality Teaches About Finding Calm During Uncertain Times

Fall Equinox Meets Nor’easter: What Spirituality Teaches About Finding Calm During Uncertain Times

The Autumn Equinox marks a time of balance, reflection, and the need for adaptability in our lives. As the nor’easter develops along the East Coast of the US, it highlights the uncertainty of weather and plans. Mindfulness can help individuals manage fear and anxiety during unpredictable situations. Letting go of unrealistic expectations and focusing on…

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In 2021, researchers began placing concrete-block oyster reefs in bare eelgrass patches on Prince Edward Island; within two years biomass was about 45 times higher and 45 taxa had colonised the structures

In 2021, researchers began placing concrete-block oyster reefs in bare eelgrass patches on Prince Edward Island; within two years biomass was about 45 times higher and 45 taxa had colonised the structures

Representative Image (AI-generated) What started as piles of concrete blocks on the seafloor off Prince Edward Island soon became a magnet for marine life. Researchers began installing the artificial oyster reefs in 2021 to test whether they could provide some of the ecological functions lost from areas where eelgrass no longer grew. Within two years,…

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In 2014, only 5,036 track km of railways could take 130 kmph train speeds. 12 years later that has increased 5 times to 24,173 track km, but punctuality remains at 77%

In 2014, only 5,036 track km of railways could take 130 kmph train speeds. 12 years later that has increased 5 times to 24,173 track km, but punctuality remains at 77%

The expansion of higher-speed track infrastructure has been significant. Indian Railways is looking to up the average speed of trains and the length of railway tracks that are now capable of speeds of 130 kmph and above has nearly jumped five-fold since 2014. Yet, the overall punctuality remains at 77% in 2025-26, with only 3…

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