Meet Jeremy Lin: The 6-year-old Perth musician who won sole first prize in his age group and became the youngest performer on a Carnegie Hall program

Jeremy LinPhoto credit: Christ Church Grammar School At just six years old, Perth musician Jeremy Lin has already performed at one of the world’s most celebrated concert venues. The Christ Church Grammar School Pre-Primary student won the Gold Award and the sole First Prize in Group A at the fifth PREMIA International Young Artists Music…

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Meet Angus Liddell, the Melbourne student who raised nearly $10,000, launched a 10km charity swim and won Young Citizen of the Year

A dedicated Melbourne schoolboy who created a new 10-kilometre charity swim and raised nearly $10,000 for good causes has been named Kingston’s Young Citizen of the Year. According to the 2026 Kingston Youth Awards, Angus Liddell, a Year 12 student, college leader, and swim captain at St Bede’s College, received the honour for his strong…

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A Tennessee farmer leased 100 acres of his century-old family land for solar rather than sell it; in 2026, the 147 MW project went live, and the lease helped keep the farm in the family

For more than a century, the land near Somerville, Tennessee, has remained in the same family. When a solar developer came knocking, farmer Chad Dacus faced a choice that many landowners across rural America are increasingly confronting: sell a piece of the family property, keep farming it or lease it for renewable energy. Dacus chose…

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In 1997, a Western Australian coal mine closed; its 103-hectare void filled with about 30 billion litres of water and opened in 2020 as Lake Kepwari

Lake Kepwari (Image Credit: Department of Biodiversity, Conservations and Attractions/ Western Australia) What was once a deep hole left behind by coal mining is now a destination for swimming, boating, camping and water sports. Lake Kepwari, near Collie in Western Australia, began as the Western 5B mine void at a former open-cut coal operation. After…

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A West Virginia family with roots around Audra stretching back 175 years donated 47 acres to the state park; one gift increases the entire park by about 13%

A West Virginia family with ties to the Audra area for over 175 years donated 47 acres to Audra State Park. In September, the Thacker family signed over the property at the state Capitol, along with a $15,000 donation for trails and signs on the new property, known as the Thacker Addition, according to a…

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UCC in Bihar, or not? JD(U) opposes implementation despite backing Bill in Parliament | India News

Former Bihar CM Nitish Kumar NEW DELHI: Senior JD(U) leader Shyam Rajak on Monday said the party was opposed to implementing the Uniform Civil Code in Bihar, despite having “supported the UCC Bill” in Parliament.The former JD(U) national general secretary said the party’s position on the issue had been clearly articulated by its supreme leader…

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In 1995, this American doctor delivered a baby girl; 25 years later, he delivered her son at the same hospital; when the viral doctor-patient reunion happened

The two photographs, taken 25 years apart, captured the change in their relationship. In 1995, Dr. Bryan Cox was a young doctor beginning his medical career. One of his patients was a baby girl named Lauren Cortez, born at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. Cox delivered her on March 23 that year and posed…

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Delhi HC rejects Vimal Elaichi maker’s plea over notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn, Tiger Shroff | India News

NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Monday rejected a plea filed by PB Agro LLP, makers of Vimal Elaichi, challenging show-cause notices issued by the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to its celebrity brand ambassadors Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff.The plea had challenged the Maharashtra FDA’s August 11 notices over…

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In 1996, US established a court to quickly remove foreign terrorists from the country. Afghanistan’s Nazira Haji Zada became the first one to be deported three decades later

US deports Afghan woman over ISIS attack plot 47-year-old Afghan-origin Nazira Haji Zada became the first alien terrorist to be deported through the secret Alien Terrorist Removal Court which was established by Congress in 1996 to quickly remove suspected terrorists without revealed too much classified information in public procedings. Haji Zada was a lawful Green…

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