Новости за 31.05.2016

A MAN has died after a brick wall he was working on collapsed on him this afternoon in Geelong’s southern suburbs.

From a young age, Rilee Rossouw has been touted for an extended and prosperous international career.

Some Disney characters were spotted at the opening of a new theme park developed by the company of Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, who recently criticized the U.S. firm.

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Zimbabwe's central bank will start circulating local bank notes in October - but the country will also use the dollar and other foreign currencies.

A group of doctors are challenging the theory that the Zika virus is responsible for birth defects in babies in Brazil, saying that Monsanto are responsible for microcephaly among newborns. A report from the Argentine doctors’ organisation, Physicians in the Crop-Sprayed Towns, says that a chemical larvicide that produces malformations in mosquitoes was introduced into the public drinking water supply in 2014. Healthynaturalcures.org reports: This poison, Pyriproxyfen, is used in a State-controlled... Читать дальше...

The Argentine striker has been included in Gerardo Martino's preliminary squad for Rio 2016 but the Serie A champions says they are allowed to prevent him from going

Standard Chartered moves to boost its presence in Africa at a time when some European banks are retreating from the continent.

A fire broke out at a major ammunitions depot in western India early Tuesday, causing fatalities, officials said. Local news reports said at least 17 army personnel were killed in the blaze.

Global airlines are enjoying a boost from lower oil prices, but weakening economies and falling ticket prices are posing problems.

In a huge setback to Sri Sri Ravishankar's Art of Living (AOL), the National Green Tribunal on Tuesday rejected the claim that no damage was caused to Yamuna riverbed during the three-day long World Cultural Event and directed the foundation to pay Rs 4.75 crore as compensation.

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The fear of foreign chicken being dumped in South Africa's freezers has led to an uproar by local farmers, who want additional taxes on surplus European chicken being "sent to South Africa at leftover prices".

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Google, Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft agree code of conduct in effort to cope with online abuse

AMSTERDAM (ANP) - De beurs in Amsterdam is dinsdag nagenoeg onveranderd aan de handel begonnen. Beleggers krijgen een aardige hoeveel macro-economische cijfers te verwerken, maar kijken vooral uit naar het rentebesluit van de ECB en het Amerikaanse banenrapport later deze week.

Africa is unlikely to fall into the type of unsustainable debt trap seen in the 1990s, despite a spike in borrowing, says the African Development Bank.

Renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking may have a good grasp of the workings of the universe, but says he can't understand Trump's rise

Egyptair Flight MS804 flew directly through a US Navy training exercise just moments before it crashed, and the US military are now attempting to cover it up.  The US Navy have removed references to their Phoenix training exercise from their website. American Everyman reports: Here’s a screenshot of their search page. You can see the article they had up talking about how the Phoenix Express drills in the Mediterranean Sea had begun. This is the same article I used as a source in my first article about the drill. Читать дальше...

'Make Earth Dust Again.'

The Los Angeles skyline over the streets of the city’s Skid Row. The aging of the nation’s homeless population is on display in many cities, but perhaps in no place more than here.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Two Utah sisters grew up in the same bedroom, went to the same college, worked for almost a decade at the same company and have visited over 50 countries side by side. Now every three…

The "Page Sisters," as some of their friends like to call them, found out soon after their diagnosis that they have the BRCA2 gene, a mutation that puts a woman at a much greater risk for breast and ovarian cancers. BRCA mutations, which stands for breast cancer susceptibility gene, are most commonly found in women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, although some northern European populations also have a higher risk of inheriting one of the mutated genes. Adam Cohen, a doctor at the University of Utah's Huntsman Cancer Institute... Читать дальше...

SA’s rand holds steady on Tuesday morning, recouping the previous session's losses against the dollar.