Queensland reverses ban on shooting flying foxes
Queensland government revokes planned ban on shooting flying foxes, a practice criticised as inhumane and ineffective. Conservationists urge investment in non-lethal netting.
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World Cup 2026: Mexican Fans Priced Out by Ticket Chaos
Excitement for the 2026 World Cup in Mexico is fading as fans face exorbitant ticket prices and a confusing ballot system, reviving memories of the affordable 1986 tournament. Discover the growing sense of exclusion.
Record 172,000 children in England's temporary housing
Official figures reveal an 8.2% annual rise in children living in temporary accommodation in England. The Guardian is seeking to hear from affected UK parents about the impact on family life and education.
South Africa's G20 Summit Faces Challenges and Protests
South Africa hosts its first G20 summit amid US boycotts and indigenous exclusion protests. Discover how Khoi-San communities challenge the summit's inclusivity theme.
1 in 4 Brits borrow from family instead of banks
New research reveals a quarter of UK adults borrow from family, while 15% turn to friends. Many are rejected by traditional lenders. Share your story with us.
Banking Blacklist: £90K Game Earnings Rejected
A British developer reveals how mainstream financial institutions are refusing to handle his legitimate £90,000 earnings from adult-themed video games, sparking debate about digital age discrimination.
Australian gambling addicts targeted by offshore firms
Australians battling gambling addiction are taking radical action by self-excluding from overseas betting platforms, as new research reveals how offshore operators are circumventing local bans.
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