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A mother of a four-month-old from central Queensland has vanished for nearly four days, sparking an urgent community and police search. Last seen in her white Hyundai Kona near Jellicoe Street and Gordon Avenue, Jana Armstrong — known for her deep family ties and calm demeanor — is now feared missing. Her car was found in Newtown, and neighbors are helping care for her baby. Authorities are appeal...

Eight men are charged with murder and terrorism conspiracy for allegedly plotting a deadly drone attack on a UFC event held at the White House, stockpiling weapons, explosives, and gear months in advance, targeting top officials including Trump, Vance, Netanyahu, and Musk in a scheme fueled by extremist ideologies—with potential life sentences on the line. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a So...

SBS is under scrutiny over how it handles anti-Semitism, insisting it doesn’t need a formal definition since it relies on law enforcement to identify incidents — a stance sparking debate as a royal commission probes public broadcasters’ role in social cohesion. Jewish groups push for adopting the IHRA definition for clarity, while critics fear it could wrongly label criticism of Israel as anti-Sem...

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has set November 28th for the first parliamentary elections in over two decades, calling for voters across the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza to participate — a historic move after 17 years of political paralysis. The last election in 2006 saw Hamas win a majority, triggering a split with Fatah that led to Gaza’s takeover and the eventual dissolution of par...

Former Olympic canoe racer David Hearn, 67, faces felony charges for allegedly damaging the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool—just as the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Accused of ripping sealant and acting aggressively toward staff, Hearn claims he was merely inspecting a peeling piece during a bike ride and stopped when told to. His defense argues the case is...

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been buried in Mashhad as Iran’s Revolutionary Guards launch retaliatory strikes against U.S. targets in Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain—just days after U.S. airstrikes killed 14 and wounded 78 across five Iranian provinces. The timing of the attacks, coinciding with Khamenei’s funeral, heightens regional tensions as both sides accuse each other of block...

Erika Kirk, widow of slain activist Charlie Kirk, is demanding full transparency in her husband’s murder case, arguing that withheld evidence fuels conspiracy theories and violates her rights as a victim. Her family insists on being fully present during proceedings—not just in the room, but able to witness all evidence as it’s shown. As the preliminary hearing unfolds, prosecutors reveal alleged c...

Merse Wellness Spa is dropping a winter wonderland into Claremont this summer — complete with a real snow room for post-sauna chill, reformer Pilates, cold plunge pools, and a cafe. Already a smash hit since opening in Osborne Park last October, the brand’s fifth Aussie location (with three in Queensland) taps into a booming demand for stress-free, recovery-focused escapes. Designed for everyday w...

Prince William hit the mini-golf course in Hastings — home of the World Crazy Golf Championships — where he squared off with pro Murray Thompson and chatted with locals who turned to the game after retirement. He praised the seaside course, joking about Thompson’s effortless hole-in-ones, while also diving into serious conversations with fishermen struggling amid warming seas, overfishing, and shr...

Pianist Jayson Lloyd Gillham was fired and his orchestra canceled a concert after he performed a piece dedicated to Gaza journalists and made inflammatory remarks accusing Israel of targeting reporters to suppress war crimes coverage. The legal showdown centers on whether his speech was protected free expression—or if the orchestra had grounds to act to protect its operations, sponsors, and public...

PM Modi electrified Melbourne’s Indian diaspora with a vibrant speech celebrating India’s spirit, likening the community’s cultural infusion to sweetening Australian milk with Indian tea. Prime Minister Albanese warmly called Modi a “very dear friend,” sharing his own 1991 backpacking trip to India and urging firsthand experience to truly understand the country. Beyond speeches, the visit sealed a...

SBS is under fire at a royal commission for refusing to adopt a formal definition of anti-Semitism, arguing they report on prejudice and leave labeling to the legal system — a stance sparking debate with Jewish groups pushing for the IHRA definition, fearing it could stifle criticism of Israel. Meanwhile, SBS has expanded its Hebrew-language service after recent terror incidents, hiring more staff...

Maine’s Senate race is in chaos as Graham Platner’s alleged withdrawal isn’t officially on record—no signed paperwork, no dice. With a July 13 deadline looming, Democrats scramble to find a replacement before the ballot locks, while Platner’s exit follows a sexual assault accusation he denies. Names like Nirav Shah and Jordan Wood are already circling, and the party’s convention looms as the last...

California campuses are quietly amassing military-grade gear like AR-15s and grenades under a 2021 law, sparking alarm as some departments misclassify weapons to dodge reporting — fueling fears of crackdowns on protest and dissent, while others vow to clean up their policies and reduce stockpiles. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on...

Prince Harry made a heartfelt visit to Birmingham Children’s Hospital to celebrate 20 years of WellChild’s specialist nursing program, which empowers families to care for seriously ill children at home. Surrounded by staff and patients, he shared a playful moment about his son Archie’s Lego obsession, then delivered a moving message to nurses and parents, praising their life-changing work amid ris...

A horrific fire at a shoe factory in China’s “shoe capital” killed at least 28 people, with 239 workers inside when the blaze erupted. The inferno, fueled by flammable materials and blocked stairwells, spread rapidly, trapping workers and hampering rescues. President Xi Jinping has demanded a full investigation and accountability, as this tragedy follows a pattern of deadly factory accidents. Offi...

Maine’s Democratic Senate race just imploded after candidate Graham Platner dropped out amid sexual assault allegations from a former partner—denied by him but already causing massive damage. With every Senate seat critical and Republicans holding a razor-thin majority, Democrats’ hopes of flipping seats and countering Trump’s power are now in serious jeopardy. Platner, touted as a gritty, working...

An 11-year-old girl’s 1969 letter, tucked in a sofa cushion, predicted video calls, giant TVs, automatic doors, and even meal-chewing gum—stuff that sounds ripped from today’s tech. Found by furniture restorer Peter Beckerton, the note, marked “Good” by her teacher, imagined a future that arrived faster than she expected. Her teacher’s praise and her own reflection on how fast things changed make...

New science reveals that sniffing dark chocolate before your workout might help you crush more reps—and feel less hungry afterward. In a study, guys who smelled dark chocolate aroma during leg exercises did significantly more reps than those who sniffed water, with even milk chocolate offering a boost. Researchers believe the scent tricks your body into expecting satisfaction, boosting performance...

An 84-year-old woman in Kent had to rely on a neighbor to treat a bleeding finger after pharmacies and her GP surgery refused help—highlighting a baffling breakdown in basic healthcare access and sparking urgent questions about how minor injuries are handled in the system. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai...

French soccer stars like Kylian Mbappé, known for their outspoken opposition to far-right politics, are flying on planes also used by ICE for deportations — revealing a troubling overlap in the charter flight industry where sports teams and deportation flights share the same aircraft. This practice, seen with GlobalX Airlines, isn’t unusual — planes switch between high-profile clients like nationa...

Fremantle and Sydney collide in a top-of-the-table showdown as both teams battle for the season’s lead, with Fremantle desperate to bounce back after a losing streak and Sydney hungry to maintain their position. Elsewhere, Brisbane’s resurgence signals a new threat with key returns, while injuries plague teams like the Giants. Strategic lineup tweaks—from O’Meara’s return to Papley’s comeback—show...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a massive splash in Melbourne, drawing tens of thousands to Marvel Stadium for a star-studded welcome that rivaled a rock concert — complete with drummers, chants, and a high-profile appearance by Aussie PM Albanese. But the vibe wasn’t all unity: counter-protesters waved signs and shouted criticisms over human rights and religious persecution, highlighting...

A shocking murder charge has been laid in Galiwin’ku on Elcho Island, where a 34-year-old man is accused of fatally assaulting a 17-year-old girl with blunt force injuries. Authorities responded to the home early Monday, finding the teen unresponsive — and despite efforts, she was pronounced dead. The pair were reportedly in a domestic relationship. Police are calling the case complex, with detect...

South Korea’s Supreme Court has finalized a seven-year prison sentence for former President Yoon Suk-yeol, upholding his conviction for obstruction of justice tied to his controversial 2024 martial law declaration. The court found he falsified documents, skipped required cabinet approval, and misled foreign media — rejecting appeals that the sentence was too lenient. Prosecutors had sought ten yea...