By Makayla Muscat For Daily Mail Australia Published: 01:20 BST, 19 April 2024 | Updated: 01:36 BST, 19 April 2024 A plane passenger whose leg ‘snapped in half’ when the aircraft was hit by turbulence as he was returning from the toilet had to endure six hours of agony before it reached its destination. Niko … Read more
A COUPLE are believed to have been killed by a sheep after their bodies were discovered in a paddock in New Zealand. Cops were confronted by the ram after the grim discovery and were forced to shoot the rampaging beast. 1 A man and woman are believed to have died in a suspected ram attackCredit: … Read more
Eleanor Catton is among the five North American authors shortlisted for the second iteration of the Carol Shields Prize for Fiction. The $150,000 USD ($203,971.50 Cdn) prize recognizes the best fiction book by a woman or non-binary writer from the U.S. and Canada. It is presently the largest international literary prize for women writers. Each of the four remaining finalists will … Read more
ECONOMY travellers should head to one particular airline after it voted as having the best economy class in the world. The latest awards were handed out for 2024 in the annual Airline Excellence Awards by Airlineratings.com. 4 Air New Zealand has the best economy seats in the world, according to an annual airline awardsCredit: Getty … Read more
Ching has agreed to talk to me about Bowie and that video. But first we are in travel mode. Ching and David Bowie in a still from the video for Bowie’s China Girl. They portrayed an affair on screen, and had one off screen. The sometime model, actress and now hospitality doyenne has some firm … Read more
Taiwan’s Indigenous tribes could hold the key to its independence – POLITICO Skip to main content Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Pioneer Newz is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to … Read more
The third official edition of the Women’s World Cup was held in 1999, in the United States. The home team won. The experience, and the victory, transported women’s soccer—which, like all soccer in the U.S., existed then in the margins of the American sports world—into something approaching the mainstream. Records were broken for match attendance … Read more
A privately funded satellite is set to push methane tracking into a new era, once it launches into space on Monday. A collaborative mission between Environmental Defense Fund, Google, the Government of New Zealand and several other partners, MethaneSAT will track methane emissions around the globe in attempts to identify and quantify sources spewing the climate-heating greenhouse gas. For 20 … Read more
Given these power dynamics, the protests resulted in two key concessions: First, the EU put its trade talks with Mercosur nations Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay on hold. Second, it carved out a rule that would have forced farmers to leave part of their land untouched, resting the soil and hopefully allowing biodiversity to flourish. … Read more
‘It’s like dating… but with your house, not your heart,’ is how one fan of home-swapping holidays summed them up to me. Since houses (sadly not hearts) come with insurance, I decided to test this travel trend just as the soaring energy prices and food inflation were pinching hard. The cut-price family break has been elusive … Read more
