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POLITICS

Doping scandals cast shadow over 2025 Australian Open

Thursday, Jan 09

Doping controversies continue to dominate discussions as the 2025 Australian Open unfolds, with high-profile cases of Sinner and Swiatek still unresolved.

WORLD NEWS

Seaplane tragedy claims lives of two tourists and pilot off Rottnest Island in Australia

Thursday, Jan 09

A seaplane crash off Australia’s Rottnest Island resulted in the deaths of two tourists and the pilot, with several others injured.

ENVIRONMENT

Efforts to Combat Light Pollution in New Mexico Earn Recognition from Stargazing Advocacy Groups

Thursday, Jan 09

New Mexico's initiatives to curb light pollution gain praise from advocates, ensuring clearer starry skies and safer workplaces.

POLITICS

Hong Kong's Ambitious Plan to Revive the Cruise Industry

Thursday, Jan 09

Hong Kong launches a five-year strategy to revitalize its cruise industry, aiming to enhance tourism and tackle past challenges at Kai Tak Terminal.

ECONOMY

Brokerage Recommendations for Stocks on January 9

Thursday, Jan 09

Key brokerage firms offer stock recommendations for January 9, including Reliance Industries, Bharti Airtel, ITC, Kalyan Jewellers, and Tata Motors.

WORLD NEWS

Sabalenka aims for third consecutive Australian Open title to extend lead in rankings

Thursday, Jan 09

Aryna Sabalenka seeks a third straight Australian Open title, aiming to increase her lead in rankings over rivals like Swiatek and Gauff.

WORLD NEWS

Australian zoo discovers the largest funnel-web spider ever, named Hemsworth

Thursday, Jan 09

Australia's zoo reports the largest funnel-web spider, Hemsworth, measuring 9.2 cm, surpassing the previous record held by Hercules.

ECONOMY

Dockworkers and port operators secure labor deal, averting strike impacts

Thursday, Jan 09

A labor deal between dockworkers and port operators has been reached, preventing a strike that threatened vital U.S. shipping operations starting January 15.

ECONOMY

Volkswagen managers to face significant pay cuts totaling 300 million euros

Thursday, Jan 09

Volkswagen's management agrees to a €300 million pay cut as part of cost-saving measures by 2030, addressing staffing and production capacity reductions.