Новости за 05.05.2024

Some Cree families in Quebec say wildfires and climate change are shifting the way they hunt geese, after fires destroyed their spring cabins last year. 

Some Londoners are joining in the efforts to pass on the corporate grocers and divert money to smaller, local grocery stores.

A case before Norway's Supreme Court could see an area in the north of the country transferred to local, Indigenous control and would be the first time such a land claim succeeded in Europe. If it fails, the process the Indigenous Sámi helped establish could be called into question.

Hamilton-based poet Karessa McQueen won the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam competition in April. She got back into poetry last year after a long break and won with a final, deeply personal poem about domestic violence.

Cynthia Good's mother experienced a dream or vision as she was dying of pancreatic cancer. Researchers say these events can be a great comfort to the dying, and their loved ones.

While laws already exist to protect people’s privacy and reputation, one lawyer says deepfake cases fall into a legal grey zone. But the bigger issue is preventing them in the first place.

A technology company has continued to make significant strides in diesel powertrain development.

It might not just be your diet - certain health issues could cause your urine to smell unusual.

Three cities in Sweden are set to see the largest increases in population of the EU's major urban centres up to the end of the century, figures show.

The village of Heptonstall in West Yorkshire has a population of fewer than 1,500 but it's packed with history and character - and it's a place where everyone seems to want to help

The national parks are growing in popularity, attracting millions of visitors every year.

IT was the end of February and we had just visited Edinburgh and the Trossachs National Park as a family to celebrate my wife Cecilia’s 52nd birthday.

'Whether it's real or just a product of the spooky atmosphere that's a mystery that continues to intrigue explorers like me.'

The 1250m gallop could prove a prominent form reference around the region over the next month.

Everything you need to make your selections for the NSW feature meeting.

A woman has slammed her friend for choosing two 'awful' baby names for her child, which people say sounds like 'a brand of discount feminine hygiene spray that was taken off the market'

A cleaning fan has claimed there's an easy way to keep your washing machine and tumble dryer free from dust and lint - and it's free if you already use one washing product

A bathroom expert has urged cleaning fans to avoid using baking soda in certain areas of their bathrooms as it can cause damage - and offered alternative cleaning products instead

Conjoined twins Ronnie and Donnie Galyon became Guinness World Records holders when they turned 63 and lived until the age of 68, when they sadly passed away due to heart failure

Seventeen states, including Alabama and Georgia, have enacted porn ID laws, with momentum growing for national adoption to protect children online.

EMILY Atack gave fans a glimpse at her growing baby bump as she prepares to become a mum for the first time.

The historic ANZ building on 388 Collins Street has reopened to the public to showcase its banking origins and refurbishments.

A photograph that showed families relaxing on the sands in Cornwall in September 1943 could be proof of time travel, it's been claimed, as there's an apparent imposter on the crowded beach

STACEY Solomon has set up her own beauty company – and she’s set to make millions, a culture expert has revealed.

A projection mapping show using a skyscraper held every night by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has attracted about 130,000 visitors since its launch at the end of February.