IS LAST-MINUTE TRAVEL HERE TO STAY?
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AUSTRALIA’S COP BID STALLS AMID DIPLOMATIC STANDOFF
Summit hosting impasse Australia’s plan to host COP31 alongside Pacific partners has hit a diplomatic deadlock after competing bids and last-minute objections.
‘Super Mario Galaxy’ blasts off as Nintendo’s next big movie bet
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Shaggy and Sean Paul lead ‘Jamaica Strong’ hurricane benefit
Star-studded Kingston concert raises funds after Hurricane Melissa Reggae and dancehall heavyweights Shaggy and Sean Paul are headlining a major benefit concert in Jamaica to raise money for communities devastated by Hurricane Melissa.
Fossil fuel emissions edge higher again, dimming hopes at COP30
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Nintendo leans into holiday deals with big Switch discounts
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US House Moves to End Record Shutdown After 43 Days of Paralysis
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Katseye confronts waves of online death threats amid rising fame
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Japan’s ruling party moves to tackle surge in bear attacks
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Australia’s Liberal Party drops net-zero target, pivots to cheap energy
Opposition rewrites climate platform Australia’s conservative Liberal Party has abandoned its pledge to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, promising instead to prioritise cheaper power if it returns to government.
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