Why are more Australians drowning? | The Spectator Australia
Increasing Drowning Rates in Australia More people are drowning on Australian beaches than ever, with some attributing the rise to the loss of compulsory swimming standards for kids.
Badenoch has a new favourite word: work | The Spectator Australia
Kemi Badenoch's Economic Speech After Nigel Farage's address on Reform's tax plans and Rachel Reeves's effort to lay the groundwork for th…
Elder abuse on Long Island: How it happens and what to do about it
Elder Abuse on Long Island: Understanding the Issue About 260,000 older adults in New York are likely affected by elder abuse, but underre…
Voting on Tuesday, the old-fashioned way
Voting on Tuesday, the old-fashioned way People live in large and small home communities, not in partisan categories. An early vote…
Nigel Farage is right to abandon tax cuts | The Spectator Australia
Nigel Farage Abandons Tax Cuts Nigel Farage has decided to shelve massive tax cuts in favor of reducing public spending to balance the bud…
Nov 5: Primark could be spun off; Workplace sickness crisis; Peugeot Polygon concept
AB Foods Considers Spinning Off Primark Associated British Foods (AB Foods), the owner of Primark, is considering spinning off the retail …
Supermicro's cash flow turns negative as AI infrastructure push strains finances
Supermicro's Financial Strains Supermicro reported a challenging first quarter of fiscal 2026, with rising costs and higher working capita…