Keyword "save lives" - List of latest news (35 results)

21/04 Damning email exposes truth about Melbourne Covid restriction

An explosive secret email the Victorian Government tried to bury has exposed the truth about former premier Daniel Andrews’ contentious decision to lock millions of Victorians in their homes during the Covid pandemic.

31/03 ‘Living in fear’: Tesla abuse has officially spiralled out of control

Rising protests against Elon Musk and his Tesla brand across the US have had a human cost with one woman revealing how she is “living in fear” after her car was attacked.

29/03 What simple invention to save lives set up the Ford T in 1924 and still carry all the current cars?

The Ford T is considered one of the most important cars in the history of automotive. This iconic car, produced by the American company Ford Motor Company and conceived under the pioneering vision of Henry Ford, marked a before and after in the automotive industry as it is the first car that was marketed massively and to escape ...

11/03 ‘Collateral damage’ of Covid-era revealed

Australians lived with “significant restrictions on our human rights” during the COVID-19 pandemic, a landmark new report released almost five years since the first lockdown says.

18/02 Huge move for popular Aussie festival

The first festival to take part in a NSW pill testing trial has been announced following recommendations from the state’s drug summit.

12/02 IND Vs Eng: Why did Team India tied green strip in their last ODI before the Champions Trophy?

Under the leadership of Rohit Sharma, Team India tied the green bandage in their last ODI before the Champions Trophy 2025.

12/01 ‘Embarrassing’: Star forced to stop Aussie show

A popular musician has gone viral after stopping his set halfway through to call out the crowd for their “rowdy” behaviour.

06/01 ‘Save lives’: Billions for killer highway

Freshly announced federal funds to upgrade Queensland’s Bruce Highway will “save lives” on the notoriously dangerous route, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Catherine King says.

06/01 Premier’s wild call on Albo’s $7.2bn pledge

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has claimed victory following a major $7.2bn funding commitment from Anthony Albanese to upgrade the deadly Bruce Highway.

18/12 ‘Leave immediately’: Warning amid bushfire

Residents have been urged to “leave immediately” amid an out of control bushfire in Victoria’s southwest.

18/12 ‘Save lives’: State’s major drug call

NSW will run a pill testing trial at music festivals early next year following recommendations from the state’s drug summit in a move to “reduce harm and save lives”.

27/11 Organ donation process saves lives in 3 regions of a brain-dead man

During the 24 hours of waiting for the doctor to assess his brain death, the 18-year-old boy became seriously ill and thought he would die, but kept his heartbeat until the end with the help of machines to donate his organs to save 7 people.

27/11 The brain-dead man's journey of donating organs to save lives across 3 regions

During the 24 hours waiting for the doctor to assess his brain death, the 18-year-old boy became seriously ill and thought he would die, but he kept his heartbeat until the end with the help of machines to donate his organs to save 7 people.

28/04 Aussie cult hero Tory Taylor’s dream realised at NFL Draft

It was early, around 6am on a Sunday morning, and Jackson Ross was already awake.

27/02 Warning as horror sight floods city

Residents in greater Sydney are being urged to exercise “extreme caution” as humid weather conditions trigger an increase in activity among deadly funnel-web spiders.

23/01 ``You'll never understand each other'' Turn off your unreasonable coworker! moment of

In recent years, our lives have continued to undergo major changes, including the development of AI (artificial intelligence) technology. All of these latest technologies are being created by people with science backgrounds. Yoshitani, who turned from a web engineer to a manga artist, is a person who admits to himself and others that he has a science background. She is extremely picky about things

20/01 ``Please copy and paste the customer's name'' This is incomprehensible to engineers who value efficiency over courtesy!

In recent years, our lives have continued to undergo major changes, including the development of AI (artificial intelligence) technology. All of these latest technologies are being created by people with science backgrounds. Yoshitani, who turned from a web engineer to a manga artist, is a person who admits to himself and others that he has a science background. She is extremely picky about things

08/01 Shock reason for spate of beach drownings

Every person who has drowned on NSW beaches this summer had been swimming at unpatrolled beaches, prompting an urgent plea from authorities.

06/01 I don't plan my life to buy things with bonuses!? I have a solid financial sense as a science major.

In recent years, our lives have continued to undergo major changes, including the development of AI (artificial intelligence) technology. All of these latest technologies are being created by people with science backgrounds. Yoshitani, who turned from a web engineer to a manga artist, is a person who admits to himself and others that he has a science background. She is extremely picky about things

04/01 Change to iconic bridge after 2,000 deaths

A suicide prevention net has finished being installed on San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge after thousands of deaths and decades of calls for change.

13/11 Push for 30km/hr speed limit across the city

A council is debating whether to make 30km/h the “standard speed limit” for busy streets after a spate of accidents.

08/11 Woolworths shoppers respond to deodorant being locked up

A new wave of confusion and division has surfaced over Woolworths’ decision to keep cans of deodorant under lock and key.

19/10 Australian Reptile Park issues Funnel-web spider warning

Australians have been issue a warning to exercise “extreme caution” as the beginning of one of the country’s most dangerous spiders enter breeding season.

01/05 Changes to simple ‘lifesaving’ message

As the country stares down the barrel of an increasing number of devastating natural disasters, a significant upgrade to Australia's emergency warning communications is set to save lives.

01/05 Greens’ controversial injecting room push

A contentious proposal by the Victorian Greens could see children granted access to North Richmond’s controversial medically supervised safe injecting (MSIR) and future facilities.

07/03 Haunting sight tarring Melbourne suburb

Just metres from a primary school, a man drifts in and out of consciousness as he lies splayed out the side of a Melbourne road.

07/03 Sydney’s worst road revealed with no shock who tops the list

NSW residents have voted for the state’s worst road with Sydney streets making up six out of the ten top spots.

06/03 Huge move for drug injecting room

Melbourne’s controversial safe drug injecting room is set to be made permanent, according to Premier Daniel Andrews.

28/02 Dan doubles-down on state’s drug laws

Daniel Andrews has doubled-down on his firm stance to not alter Victoria’s pill testing laws despite Queensland’s movement on the issue.

27/02 Fury at ‘messed up’ Mardi Gras act

A NSW Greens MP has expressed fury at the way she allegedly saw Mardi Gras attendees being treated by police during celebrations on Saturday night.

27/02 Postal DIY smear test could save many lives as women avoid screening

Using a 'DIY' test for cervical cancer could spare women embarrassment - and potentially save lives.

26/02 New AI blood test for bowel cancer could save lives

Scientists are rolling out a new 'artificial intelligence blood test' for bowel cancer that they hope will save lives by prioritising those who need a check-up straight away.

04/02 Gadget that saves snorer's lives zapping tongue to be made free on NHS

The eXciteOSA (pictured in use), zaps the tongue and upper airway with an electrical current. Repeated use strengthens the muscles in the tongue, making it less likely to collapse during sleep.

20/01 3 brain-dead patients save lives of 11 people | Delhi News - Times of India

Three brain-dead patients, including a young serving soldier who completed his training and took oath as a "sepoy" on December 24 only, have helped s

17/01 Huge update to state’s drinking laws

Victoria is set decriminalise public drunkenness as part of legal reforms that will replace the criminal justice response with a health-based approach.