Decolonising the dictionary: reclaiming Australian history for the forgotten The Guardian An upgrade of the Australian Dictionary of Biography is long overdue – it's time to include the many women and Indigenous leaders time forgot.
6 Questions We Have About The Zelda: Link's Awakening Switch Remake IGN The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is making its triumphant return in 2019 and we've got a lot of questions before it releases on Switch.
Recruiting strategy is key... GrandOldTeam For almost the entire season and especially since the Anfield derby the form of Everton has, at best, been patchy and at worst downright embarrassingly awful, ...
Slow Switch to New Rates Leaves European Companies Playing Catch-Up The Wall Street Journal Regulators have called for new benchmarks to replace Libor and other interbank rates by early next year, but Europe's new euro short-term rate won't be ready ...
Outside PM's office, activists ask: 'Who killed Daphne?' Times of Malta Updated at 12.50pm. Activists paid tribute to slain journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia on Saturday by placing cardboard cutouts of huge letters in front of Castille ...
Myanmar sentences 2 to death in killing of Suu Kyi aide：The Asahi Shimbun Asahi Shimbun YANGON, Myanmar--A court in Myanmar sentenced two men to death on Friday for the killing of a prominent Muslim lawyer who was a close adviser to the ...
The Tech Whiz Behind Vine and HQ Trivia Made Millions in His 20s. He Was Dead by 34. The Wall Street Journal Self-taught coder Colin Kroll shot to startup fame, allowing him to live life in a fast lane. Friends saw him as a gentle, endearingly awkward soul, but he also ...
Former editor insists articles were ‘about Ireland, not Denis O’Brien’ The Irish Times Ian Kehoe said the story was of 'immense public and national importance'
School science textbooks make children more racially prejudiced, scientists find The Independent Learning about genetics in schools may be priming children to hold prejudiced views about different races, according to new research. Scientists found that ...
Mea Culpa: a short headline word causes trouble amid ambiguity The Independent The old journalistic standby “amid” is a useful word, especially in headlines. It is short, and can link two things without necessarily saying one is caused by the ...