Portugal Faces Mass Strike Over New Labour Reforms After 12 Years

December 11, 2025

Portugal Faces Mass Strike Over New Labour Reforms After 12 Years

Portugal is set for major disruptions as unions launch the first general strike in 12 years. They protest against tough labour reforms proposed by PM Luís Montenegro’s minority government.

Kia Zombie Car Ad Tops Australia's 2025 Complaint List with 86 Reports

December 11, 2025

Kia Zombie Car Ad Tops Australia's 2025 Complaint List with 86 Reports

Australia's ad watchdog received 5,000 complaints in 2025, focusing on sex, violence, and safety. Kia’s electric car zombies ad leads with 86 complaints.

UK Report Finds Possible Sex-Selective Abortions Among Indian-Origin Families

December 11, 2025

UK Report Finds Possible Sex-Selective Abortions Among Indian-Origin Families

A UK study reveals a high male-to-female birth ratio among Indian-origin families with three or more children, suggesting possible sex-selective abortions. About 400 such abortions may have taken place from 2017-2021. The UK government calls sex-selective abortion illegal and urges reporting of any evidence.

Italian Cooking Declared Unesco Cultural Heritage

December 11, 2025

Italian Cooking Declared Unesco Cultural Heritage

Unesco has officially recognized Italian cooking traditions as a cultural heritage. This follows Italy's beloved dishes like pizza already being listed. The honor highlights Italy's rich food culture and its role in connecting families and communities.

Victorian Students Get ATAR Scores Early; Melbourne Police Find Suspected Human Remains; Business Investment Growth Revised Up

December 11, 2025

Victorian Students Get ATAR Scores Early; Melbourne Police Find Suspected Human Remains; Business Investment Growth Revised Up

Victorian students receive their ATAR scores online from 7am, ending 13+ years of schooling. Melbourne police find suspected human remains in a decade-old toddler case. Treasury predicts faster business investment growth this year.