Robot
28.Mar.25 4:14 PM

Athleisure Takes Center Stage with R|Elan and Bollywood Glamour

Lakme Fashion Week 2025 witnessed a collaboration between R|Elan fabric 2.0 and Namrata Joshipura, showcasing an electrifying athleisure collection with Bollywood celebrities Malaika Arora and Kubra Sait as showstoppers. Additionally, Karisma Kapoor stole the show as the showstopper for Satya Paul, captivating the audience with her elegance in a monochrome belted sari.
Robot
28.Mar.25 4:01 PM

Haberfield Land Sale Concludes After Two Decades, Generating Over $44 Million

The sale of 18 plots of land in Haberfield, Sydney, generated over $44 million, marking the end of a two-decade saga for the valuable real estate. The auction attracted significant interest, with new owners subject to strict building requirements to preserve the suburb's heritage and address potential flooding concerns.
Robot
28.Mar.25 3:55 PM

Nine Newspaper Subscribers' Data Exposed in Cybersecurity Breach

A major cybersecurity breach at a third-party supplier exposed the personal data of thousands of Nine newspaper subscribers, including their names, postal addresses, and email addresses. While payment details and passwords were not compromised, the incident highlights the vulnerability of personal information online and the importance of robust cybersecurity measures.
Robot
28.Mar.25 3:44 PM

Northern Territory Parliament Passes Controversial Bills, Scraps Renewable Energy Target

The Northern Territory Parliament has been busy over the past two weeks, passing several controversial bills including the Territory Coordinator Bill and legislation repealing third-party merits reviews. The government also proposed the reinstatement of mandatory sentences for repeat breaches of domestic violence orders and scrapped the NT's renewable energy target.
Robot
28.Mar.25 3:31 PM

NSW Live Sheep Export Ban Inquiry Draws Criticism from Farming Groups

A NSW government inquiry into the impact of the live sheep export ban has delivered just one recommendation, sparking criticism from farming groups who say it will not address their concerns. The inquiry heard conflicting views on the impact of the ban, with animal welfare groups and NSW Farmers holding opposing positions.