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19th annual Stand Up for Heroes event held as part of New York Comedy Festival
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19th annual Stand Up for Heroes event held as part of New York Comedy Festival

NEW YOR CITY -- Monday night was filled with laughs and heart to raise money for veterans and their families. The 19th annual Stand Up for Heroes event was held at New York City's Lincoln Center as part of the New York Comedy Festival. It featured performances by comedians and musicians, including Jim Gaffigan, Idina Menzel, Lea Michele, Leslie Odom, Jon Stewart and more. "Anything where we can kind of contribute in some small way to acknowledge and maybe assist helping veterans and their families is a no brainer," Gaffigan said. The event spotlights inspiring stories of resilience and service, and raises awareness and money for the foundation started by our colleague at ABC, Bob Woodruff. The foundation's mission is to help veterans, service members and their families. "For these guys to come in and do some comedy on the topic that we deal with all the time, it's like a form of therapy," Woodruff said. Stand Up for Heroes has raised more than $100 million to date for veterans and military families.

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AFLPA blasts AFL over ‘disproportionate’ move to stand down Geelong midfielder Tanner Bruhn
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AFLPA blasts AFL over ‘disproportionate’ move to stand down Geelong midfielder Tanner Bruhn

The AFL Players Association have taken aim at the AFL over the league’s “premature and disproportionate” decision to stand down Geelong midfielder Tanner Bruhn for the duration of his rape case. Bruhn had sexual assault charges against him dropped on Tuesday after a key witness admitted to lying. The 23-year-old will now return to pre-season training and attempt to resurrect his career after missing the entire 2025 season. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Bruhn had been stood down by the AFL since he was officially charged by police in February. But that fact was not known, given there was a suppression in order in place that prevented naming Bruhn. The rape and intentional sexual touching charges, regarding an incident in February 2023, were formally withdrawn at Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Both Bruhn and his co-accused have always maintained their innocence. The suppression order, which was lifted today, prevented the AFL, Geelong and AFLPA making comment throughout the case. Geelong said Bruhn was unavailable earlier in the season with a finger injury before being removed from the injury list altogether. “The AFL confirms that, following notification in early 2025 of several criminal charges being brought against Geelong Football Club player, Tanner Bruhn, that Mr Bruhn was stood down by the AFL from playing pending the hearing and determination of those charges,” the AFL said in a statement on Tuesday. “Mr Bruhn was stood down from playing at any level of Australian Football (including AFL and VFL), which remained in place until the charges were withdrawn, which formally occurred in Court today. “Suppression orders preventing publication of any details in relation to this matter have previously prevented the AFL or any party making public comment.” Unlike the NRL or Football Australia, the AFL does not have an official no-fault stand-down policy, where players charged with serious criminal offences are banned from playing. NRL player Jack de Belin and A-League Men defender Ruon Tongyik are among those to have been stood down, then later returned to their respective careers. De Belin had sexual assault charges dropped in 2021 while in March this year Tongyik was acquitted of rape. Richmond star Noah Balta was given a four-match club-imposed ban after pleading guilty to assault, but played a game before his trial in April. The AFLPA, the players’ union, lamented the “long and flawed process” and demanded a change to the framework. “Tanner was entitled to the presumption of innocence from the outset and throughout. It was clear to us that standing Tanner down would be premature and disproportionate,” the AFLPA said in a statement. “The Collective Bargaining Agreement requires the AFL and AFLPA to resolve a Code of Conduct including proper processes and a sanctioning framework. “This unfortunate set of circumstances is further evidence that such a framework is critical for the game. We remain committed to this work in the best interests of the players and Australian football.” Geelong confirmed Bruhn will be able to return for pre-season with the Cats. The 23-year-old will attempt to build on the 36 games he played for Geelong across 2023 and 2024, after a previous 30 for GWS in 2021-22. “Geelong Football Club acknowledges the finalisation of legal proceedings in the Geelong Magistrates’ Court today, where all charges in relation to Tanner Bruhn have been withdrawn,” Geelong said in a statement. “... While legal proceedings have been ongoing, the club has provided professional welfare to Tanner during this time and will continue to do so. “Tanner will return to the football program for the start of pre-season training.”

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TOURISE e Oxford Economics pubblicano un white paper (libro bianco) che traccia il percorso del turismo verso la resilienza e la stabilità nel clima di volatilità globale - Business Wire
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TOURISE e Oxford Economics pubblicano un white paper (libro bianco) che traccia il percorso del turismo verso la resilienza e la stabilità nel clima di volatilità globale - Business Wire

TOURISE, in collaborazione con Oxford Economics, ha pubblicato un nuovo white paper intitolato “Growth Amid Uncertainty: Opportunities and Risks on the Road to 2 Billion Global Travellers ” (La crescita tra l'incertezza: opportunità e rischi con la prospettiva di 2 miliardi di viaggiatori globali) presentato nel corso del primo TOURISE Summit. La pubblicazione presenta importanti opportunità e rischi che il settore affronterà nei prossimi anni, oltre a una struttura per guidare i decisori politici, le leader delle mete turistiche e le parti interessate dell'industria nel rafforzare la capacità del settore turistico di sopportare le interruzioni globali e promuovere la sostenibilità e la resilienza a lungo termine. Questo comunicato stampa include contenuti multimediali. Visualizzare l’intero comunicato qui: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251110740482/it/ Il white paper sottolinea l'imperativo della resilienza come principio fondamentale per lo sviluppo del turismo in un'epoca caratterizzata da cambiamenti geopolitici, sfide climatiche e sempre nuove aspettative dei viaggiatori. “Il turismo è sempre stato una forza per le connessioni e le opportunità, ma la sua vera forza sta nella sua capacità di evolversi e mantenere la resilienza. Questo libro bianco offre chiare istruzioni su come il settore del turismo globale può orientarsi nei prossimi anni, guidandoci verso un futuro di crescita sostenibile e prosperità condivisa”, ha dichiarato Sua Eccellenza Ahmed Al-Khateeb, Ministro del Turismo e Presidente di TOURISE. “Dimostra come la pianificazione basata sui dati e la politica orientata al futuro possa aiutare le destinazioni a gestire la crescita responsabilmente, affrontare gli imprevisti e continuare a creare posti di lavoro e opportunità. Mentre ci avviciniamo ai due miliardi di viaggiatori previsti nel 2030, la nostra attenzione deve essere sulla creazione di un ecosistema di turismo resiliente, inclusivo e pronto ad affrontare le sfide e le possibilità di un mondo in rapida evoluzione”. Attingendo a grandi volumi di dati e modellazione finanziaria, il rapporto identifica le tendenze più importanti del futuro dei viaggi e del turismo. Evidenzia l'importanza sempre maggiore dei processi decisionali basati su prove concrete e delle strutture per le politiche adattive per assicurare la competitività e l'inclusività delle destinazioni. “La resilienza nel turismo inizia con la chiarezza, che si basa sui dati concreti”, ha dichiarato Adam Sacks, Presidente di Tourism Economics, società del gruppo Oxford Economics. “Questo libro bianco offre una tabella di marcia basata sui dati per navigare l'incertezza, consentendo alle destinazione di prendere decisioni informate e investire con fiducia”. Tra i suoi risultati, il rapporto prevede un notevole aumento negli arrivi internazionali, che passano dagli attuali 1,5 miliardi a 2 miliardi entro il 2030, guidati in parte dalle nuove preferenze dei viaggiatori, con un marcato accento sul valore delle esperienze piuttosto che il costo. I turisti sono sempre più alla ricerca di esperienze immersive, culturalmente autentiche, che contribuiscono a soggiorni più lunghi e aumentano le spese di ogni viaggio. Per venire incontro a questa domanda, le destinazioni che includono proattivamente strategie come l'adozione di regimi di visto aperti, politiche incentrate sui viaggiatori e infrastrutture orientate al futuro hanno le migliori prospettive per catturare un aumento previsto del 40% nella domanda di turismo globale entro il 2030. Questa iniziativa congiunta riflette l'impegno continuo di TOURISE nel promuovere un settore del turismo che è resiliente, informato sui dati e pronto a venire incontro alle esigenze di un mondo in rapida evoluzione. Scaricare il libro bianco su TOURISE.com. Informazioni su TOURISE TOURISE è la principale piattaforma globale che definisce nuovi orizzonti per il turismo globale. Sotto l'egida del Ministero del Turismo dell'Arabia Saudita e promosso dall'Autorità Saudita per il Turismo, il primo TOURISE Summit si terrà dall'11 al 13 novembre 2025 a Riyad, in Arabia Saudita. L'evento riunirà visionari dei settori governativo, aziendale, degli investimenti, del turismo e della tecnologia per guidare accordi trasformativi e generare iniziative a elevato impatto volte a ridefinire il futuro del settore globale del turismo. TOURISE garantisce una partecipazione universale, offrendo al contempo accesso ai decisori che definiscono l'evoluzione del settore. In seguito al Summit, TOURISE proseguirà durante tutto l'anno attività come piattaforma in cui idee audaci si trasformano in soluzioni reali. È qui che verranno forgiati i prossimi 50 anni del turismo. Insieme, siamo inarrestabili. Per maggiori informazioni, visitare www.tourise.com . Informazioni su Oxford Economics Oxford Economics è la più importante società indipendente al mondo nel settore della consulenza finanziaria. La nostra base clienti globale comprende più di 200 Paesi, 100 settori industriali e 8.000 città e regioni. Offriamo informazioni e soluzioni che consentono ai clienti di prendere decisioni informate in modo più rapido in un mondo sempre più complesso e incerto. Per maggiori informazioni, visitare https://www.oxfordeconomics.com/us/ Il testo originale del presente annuncio, redatto nella lingua di partenza, è la versione ufficiale che fa fede. Le traduzioni sono offerte unicamente per comodità del lettore e devono rinviare al testo in lingua originale, che è l'unico giuridicamente valido. Vedi la versione originale su businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251110740482/it/ Per informazioni per i media, contattare: [email protected] La responsabilità editoriale e i contenuti di cui al presente comunicato stampa sono a cura di Business Wire

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Brand behind ‘best anti-cellulite cream’ drops massive 50 per cent off sitewide sale
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Brand behind ‘best anti-cellulite cream’ drops massive 50 per cent off sitewide sale

An Aussie beauty brand behind a popular Anti-Cellulite and Stretch Mark Lotion that has sold over 100,000 units globally has just gone on sale. BodyBlendz is offering fans a rare chance to stock up on the best-selling products, including the viral exfoliating scrub that’s been all over TikTok. Running from November 11 to December 3, Aussies can enjoy exclusive savings across the entire range. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today From coffee scrubs to nourishing body oils, the formulas are known for their ability to firm and replenish skin across stubborn areas of the legs, bottom and arms. We’ve rounded up the must-haves worth snapping up before they sell out — including the Anti-Cellulite lotion which is marked down to just $30. 1. Anti-Cellulite & Stretch Mark Lotion, was $76, now $61 Loved for its smoothing, hydrating, and toning powers, this lotion is a BodyBlendz bestseller for a reason. It tackles cellulite and stretch marks using a cocktail of shea butter, sweet almond oil, niacinamide, and BodyBlendz’s signature skin-boosting complex. With 72-hour hydration and visible results, it’s a staple in any self-care lineup. 2. Face & Body Gradual Tanning Anti-Cellulite Lotion, was $76, now $61 This two-in-one wonder gives your skin a natural, sun-kissed glow while targeting cellulite at the same time. Thanks to a luxe blend of artichoke extract, Levan, XMELT, shea butter, and DHA Plus, it goes on streak-free and leaves you glowing. 3. Lash & Brow Oil, was $38, now $32 Brow serums are having a moment, and this one delivers. Packed with nourishing oils to strengthen hair and promote growth, this tiny bottle helps you achieve fuller lashes and thicker brows without a salon visit. 4. Firming Exfoliant Wash was $40, now $38 This body wash sold out within 72 hours of launch, and it’s easy to see why. It exfoliates, improves skin texture, and firms, all in one go. Gentle enough for regular use, powerful enough to actually work. 5. Sugar Glow Coffee Scrub was $40, now $30 It wouldn’t be a BodyBlendz list without the scrub that started it all. This sugar-meets-coffee exfoliant leaves your skin glowing, smooth and refreshed. Perfect for a Sunday self-care session or a midweek pick-me-up.

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Samsung drops epic deals across best-selling Smart TVs ahead of Black Friday
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Samsung drops epic deals across best-selling Smart TVs ahead of Black Friday

Sale season is in full force, so if you’ve been contemplating investing in a few big-ticket items — now is the time. Think fridges, mattresses, TVs and sofas. Discounts in the Click Frenzy, Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are simply too good to pass on. In our search for the biggest and best deals to shop this month, we’ve come across a number of discounted Samsung TVs — that are all on sale before the major events have even begun. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today From Smart TVs that look like a photo on the wall, to whopping 100inch models for at-home movie nights, there’s up to 25 per cent off up for grabs. Framed TVs are more popular than ever, with research from Samsung showing that 45 per cent of Aussies say they would like to have more art in their home. But rather than forking out thousansd for a piece of fine art, shoppers are investing in framed TVs to give the appearance of wall art when not in use. If you’re ready to refresh a living space, bedroom or office, Samsung has plenty of framed TVs across popular sizes, all discounted below. Bedroom, office or study If you’re looking to fill a space in your bedroom, office or study, smaller sizes ranging from 32” to 55” are going to be your best bet. There’s no need to skimp on specs because Samsung’s models feature ‘stunning visuals for art and entertainment alike’. Think crystal clear quality, anti-glare display and epic audio experience, choose from framed models to classic AISmart models to suit your space. If you’re on the hunt for a space-efficient model, shoppers say the 32” The Frame QLED Smart TV is “simply fantastic” noting that the art-like picture “transforms” the room. 32” The Frame QLED Smart TV, was $799 now $649 43” The Frame 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $1499 now $1299 55” The Frame 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $1999 now $1699 55” QLED QEF1 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $1199 now $999 Lounge or cinema room For those with a larger lounge or living space, decking out your room with a TV with all the bells and whistles is always going to be a good idea. To save yourself some cash, Samsung has a selection of bigger units, from 65” all the way up to 100” that are currently on sale. For sports lovers and movie watchers alike, Aussies say they are “in love” with the 85” QLED Q6F 4K Smart TV. “It’s crisp and clear. Watching sports is next level now — I don’t need to go to pubs and watch anymore!” writes one happy shopper. 65” The Frame Pro 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $3499 now $2999 65” QLED Q6F 4K Smart TV, was $1799 now $1499 65” QLED Q7F 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $1799 now $1499 65” Neo QLED QN1EF 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $1799 now $1499 75” The Frame Pro 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $4499 now $3799 85” The Frame Pro 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $5999 now $4999 85” QLED Q6F 4K Smart TV, was $3499 now $2999 85” QLED Q7F 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV, was $3499 now $2999

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Dharmendra Played Double Role In This Film Starring An Ex-CM — The Leader’s Only Bollywood Film As LEAD
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Dharmendra Played Double Role In This Film Starring An Ex-CM — The Leader’s Only Bollywood Film As LEAD

The “He-Man of Bollywood,” Dharmendra, ruled Hindi cinema through the 1960s and 1970s with his charm, intensity and commanding screen presence. Over the years, he delivered countless hits and became a household name. Among his many memorable performances, there was one film where he starred opposite a former Chief Minister. The film in question is Izzat, released in 1968. He took on a double role. In the film, Dharmendra shared screen space with Jayalalitha, who later became one of India’s most powerful political figures. She served as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for over 14 years across multiple terms. She first assumed office in 1991 and held her final term until her passing in 2016. Her only film, Izzat, where she was paired with Dharmendra, stood out not just for its story but for the legendary actor’s layered portrayal of two very different sons bound by fate and blood. The film revolved around an arrogant Thakur, played by Balraj Sahni and the fallout of his actions. Dharmendra played both his sons, each with distinct pain and purpose. As the story unfolded, the versatile actor switched effortlessly between the fire of revenge and the vulnerability of love, showcasing the range that made him a legend. The film also featured Tanuja, whose performance added another layer of depth to the storyline while also balancing Dharmendra’s intense dual act. His chemistry with the leading lady, Jayalalithaa, was one of the film’s highlights. Around 19 years old at the time, she brought a rare blend of grace and innocence to her role. On November 10, 2025, Dharmendra was hospitalised with critical health concerns. The 89-year-old actor was reportedly placed on ventilator support in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for close observation. Amid growing speculation, Esha Deol took to X to reassure fans that the veteran actor is recovering well and requested everyone to continue praying for his health.

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Thinning of Ideology and Organisation
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Thinning of Ideology and Organisation

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Waves of Freedom
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Waves of Freedom

Your Support will ensure EPW’s financial viability and sustainability. The EPW produces independent and public-spirited scholarship and analyses of contemporary affairs every week. EPW is one of the few publications that keep alive the spirit of intellectual inquiry in the Indian media. Often described as a publication with a “social conscience,” EPW has never shied away from taking strong editorial positions. Our publication is free from political pressure, or commercial interests. Our editorial independence is our pride. We rely on your support to continue the endeavour of highlighting the challenges faced by the disadvantaged, writings from the margins, and scholarship on the most pertinent issues that concern contemporary Indian society. Every contribution is valuable for our future.

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‘Recipe for tragedy’: Aus expert’s Tesla fear
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‘Recipe for tragedy’: Aus expert’s Tesla fear

Deals of the Week 5:39AMTuesday, November 11th, 2025 In the know quiz Set your local weather Breaking News Courts & Law Courts & Law Courts & Law Courts & Law South Australia Western Australia Northern Territory Breaking News North America US Politics South America Middle East UK Politics Health Problems Mental Health Inspiration Weight Loss School Life Restaurants & Bars Food Warnings Relationships The Sealed Section Family & Friends Fashion Shows Fashion Trends Face & Body Cosmetic Surgery True Stories Lifestyle Videos Travel Ideas Short Breaks Food & Drinks Destinations North America New Zealand Middle East Central America South America Travel Advice Tips & Tricks Accommodation Australian Holidays Northern Territory South Australia Western Australia Travel Videos Entertainment Celebrity Life Hook Ups & Break ups Celebrity Photos Celebrity Kids Celebrity Deaths Celebrity Style What To Watch Morning Shows Current Affairs Upcoming Movies Movies Reviews Music Festivals Books & Magazines Golden Globes Entertainment Videos Social Media Mobile Phones Home Entertainment Archaeology Environment Climate Change Sustainability Natural Wonders Motoring News On the Road Technology Videos Cost of Living How to Save Salary Secrets Personal Finance Superannuation Australian Culture Power & Influence Inside Parliament Gig Economy Breaking News Manufacturing Other Industries Australian Economy World Economy Interest Rates Federal Budget Australian Markets World Markets Australian Dollar Cryptocurrency Real Estate Sydney & NSW Melbourne & VIC Adelaide & SA Cricket Live Scores V8 Supercars Sports Life American Sports Paralympics Horse Racing Expert Opinion More Sports Sport Videos Sales & Deals Home & Appliances Health & Wellbeing Motoring News ‘Recipe for tragedy’: government adviser warns about Tesla’s FSD An Aussie motoring expert has delivered a grim assessment of Tesla’s newest and much-hyped piece of car technology. Danielle Collis November 11, 2025 - 11:19AMMotoring Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Whatsapp Listen to this article Copied URL to clipboard Tesla owners furious with Elon Musk's FSD promises Broken promises surrounding Tesla's Full Self-Driving claims have upset the company's fan base, as James Chung reports. When Tesla flicked the switch on its Full Self-Driving FSD (Supervised) technology in September, Australians became the first right-hand-drive market in the world to get the controversial feature. But experts warn the system is “dangerously misleading” and unregulated, putting lives at risk. Car Mechanical Services CEO, Co-founder and long-time government safety adviser Raffy Sgroi said Tesla’s branding gives drivers a false sense of security. “The term ‘Full Self-Driving’ is dangerously misleading,” she said. MORE: Tesla enables full self driving in Australia Co-Founder and CEO of Car Mechanical Services Raffy Sgroi. Picture: Supplied “Despite its name, this system is not autonomous. It requires constant driver supervision, hands on the wheel, and eyes on the road. Yet the branding encourages a false sense of security, one that directly contradicts the system’s actual capabilities.” At midnight on September 18, Tesla rolled out FSD (Supervised) across Australia and New Zealand, with more than 50,000 local owners having access to the latest technology. The over-the-air update allows the cars to steer, brake, change lanes merge, and navigate intersections and roundabouts with minimal driver input, but under Australian law, the driver must remain fully attentive at all times. Australia is one of just a handful of countries, Elon Musk’s Tesla has rolled out FSD in. RELATED: Elon Musk responds to Aussie journo Ms Sgroi has spent more than two decades advising government on regulatory compliance, says Tesla’s approach is unlike anything she has seen before and that Australia has effectively allowed an unfinished technology to operate without oversight. ‘STARK DISCONNECT’ “In my 20-plus years advising governments on safety protocols and regulatory compliance, I have never seen such a stark disconnect between a product’s name and its functional reality,,” she said. She compared the tech industry’s “move fast, and break things” attitude to “a recipe for tragedy” when applied to public roads. Copied URL to clipboard Tesla finally enables full self driving in Australia Elon Musk’s Tesla has just dropped a huge... Tesla insists the technology remains a level 2 advanced driver-assistance system, not an autonomous one. “Drivers must maintain proper control of the vehicle at all times,” the company said in its Australian release. Ms Sgroi said Tesla’s global approach to development, learning through the live driver data, means Australians are effectively participating in an experiment every time they turn it on. “What troubles me deeply is that Tesla has effectively turned public roads into a testing laboratory. Every FSD-equipped vehicle is collecting data, learning, and yes, making mistakes,” she said. MORE: Tesla’s Full Self-Driving puts Aussies at risk Reporter Danielle Collis testing Tesla's Full Self Driving (Supervised). Picture: Supplied “But these are not mistakes made on closed courses with professional safety drivers. These are errors happening at 110 km/h on highways, in school zones, and at busy intersections, often where families are simply trying to get to work or school.” She said the system’s braking and automation capabilities risk “automation complacency”, where drivers trust the car too much and become distracted. “Here’s what concerns me most: we are deploying beta-level technology that fundamentally misunderstands human psychology,” she said. Ms Sgroi believes the rollout is especially risky because the system was trained primarily on American roads. “Australia’s right-hand drive configuration introduces an entirely different set of variables. Our roundabouts, unique intersection designs, and road signage conventions differ substantially from the environments where this system received most of its training data,” she said. “I’ve seen first-hand how systems optimised for one market can fail catastrophically in another without proper adaptation.” MORE: Tesla faces class action over Full Self-Driving failures Tesla has tested "Full Self Driving" in Australia. Picture: Supplied Adding to this, Ms Sgroi said that under current laws, if a crash occurs while using FSD, the driver remains responsible, which leaves drivers vulnerable. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? “When an FSD-enabled Tesla crashes in Australia, who is responsible? The driver who was told to remain vigilant but was lulled into complacency by the system’s name? The company that pushed an unfinished product to public roads? The state government which licenses drivers? The federal government that approved vehicle imports?,” she said. “This legal and ethical grey zone is unprecedented in automotive history.” The federal government is currently drafting an Automated Vehicle Safety Law, expected to come into effect in 2026, which will establish national standards for automated driving systems. However, Ms Sgroi said “it’s taking too much time to develop the National framework adequately” and that the Federal government isn’t listening to industry-based insights. “It needs to be developed before goals are formally announced (as is currently the case),” she said. Reporter Danielle Collis testing Tesla's Full Self Driving (Supervised). Picture: Supplied Ms Sgroi supports the development of autonomous vehicles but said Australia must not confuse innovation with readiness. More Coverage China’s ‘perverse dumping’ in Aus ‘ignored’ Danielle Collis, James Chung Massive changes to Aus’ favourite ute Matt Campbell “Innovation has saved countless lives over my career, from airbags to electronic stability control but importantly, each advance was carefully tested, validated, and adapted for Australian conditions before deployment,” she said. “The current approach to FSD is recklessness dressed as innovation. Australia is allowing deployment of technology not adequately trained for local conditions, on a road network unlike that used for development, with wildlife and weather hazards unique to our country, and essentially no regulatory framework to ensure public safety. We are gambling with lives.” Tesla has been approached for comment. Originally published as ‘Recipe for tragedy’: government adviser warns about Tesla’s FSD Join the conversation (5 Comments) Add your comment to this story To join the conversation, please log in. Don't have an account? 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Dharmendra Health News: Esha Deol Slams Media For Spreading False News Of Dharmendras Demise
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Dharmendra Health News: Esha Deol Slams Media For Spreading False News Of Dharmendras Demise

Mumbai: Refuting the various reports of veteran actor Dharmendras demise, actress Esha Deol has shared the health update of her father, confirming that he is currently stable and recovering in the hospital. Taking to social media, Esha penned, The media seems to be in overdrive and spreading false news. My father is stable amp; recovering. We request everyone to give our family privacy. Thank you for the prayers for papas speedy recovery. Esha Deol. (sic)The rumours around the demise of veteran actor Dharmendra have been doing the rounds since Monday evening.Before this, Sunny Deol’s team also issued a clarification saying the actor continues to be stable.Urging people not to indulge in spreading rumours, the team issued a statement saying, “Mr. Dharmendra is stable and under observation. Further comments and updates will be shared as available. Kindly don’t indulge in spreading false rumours regarding his health . Request everyone to pray for his speedy recovery and respect the family’s right to privacy (sic)”.Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol also visited their father at the Breach Candy Hospital in South Mumbai, along with other celebs such as Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan.Dharmendra, who was reportedly put on a ventilator, is believed to be suffering from breathing difficulties.Born in 1935 in Punjab, Dharmendra first appeared on screen back in 1960s after he was discovered through a talent hunt competition. The Filmfare magazine, in collaboration with Bimal Roy Productions, had organized a nationwide talent contest to find new faces for Hindi cinema. Thanks to his striking looks and natural charm, Dharmendra won the competition.He soon went on to become one of the most beloved stars in the Hindi film industry, delivering some iconic hits such as Phool Aur Patthar, Dharam Veer, and Seeta Aur Geeta.He is still fondly remembered by the movie buffs for his portrayal of the lovable Veery in Sholay.

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Happy Birthday Sanju Samson: How Rich Is Rajasthan Royals’ Captain In 2025? Check His Net Worth, IPL Salary, BCCI Contract & Brand Endorsements
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Happy Birthday Sanju Samson: How Rich Is Rajasthan Royals’ Captain In 2025? Check His Net Worth, IPL Salary, BCCI Contract & Brand Endorsements

Happy Birthday to Sanju Samson, the talented wicketkeeper-batter who has become one of Indian cricket’s most stylish and composed players. Born on November 11, 1994, in Pulluvila, Kerala, Sanju’s journey from a small coastal town to representing India on the international stage is nothing short of inspirational. Known for his calm demeanour and elegant stroke play, Sanju has earned immense respect for his leadership as the captain of the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League. Over the years, he has delivered several match-winning performances and continues to be a crucial part of India’s white-ball setup. Here's a breakdown of the birthday boy's net worth in 2025

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Shreyas Iyer Shares Beach Photo After Surviving Life-Threatening Spleen Injury
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Shreyas Iyer Shares Beach Photo After Surviving Life-Threatening Spleen Injury

India batter Shreyas Iyer has shared his first public update since surviving a life-threatening spleen injury, posting a picture from a serene beach vacation that instantly went viral among cricket fans. The 30-year-old, who sustained a lacerated spleen during the third ODI against Australia in Sydney, expressed gratitude for the support and prayers he received during his recovery phase.Also Read: Who Will RCB Retain And Release Ahead Of The IPL 2026 Mega Auction?“Sun’s been a great therapy. Grateful to be back. Thanks for all the love and care,” wrote Iyer on Instagram, marking a positive step in his long road to recovery.Wearing a blue bucket hat and reflective sunglasses, Iyer looked relaxed and content — a stark contrast to the tense scenes from Sydney just weeks earlier when the cricketer’s health scare left the entire cricketing community on edge.The Moment That Changed Everything in SydneyThe harrowing incident occurred on October 25, 2025, during the third ODI between India and Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground. While fielding, Iyer sprinted forward to take a diving catch to dismiss Alex Carey. He successfully completed the catch but landed awkwardly on his abdomen.Initially believed to be a rib injury, scans later revealed a lacerated spleen with internal bleeding, a potentially fatal condition that required immediate medical intervention. The BCCI issued a statement confirming the seriousness of the situation, stating that Iyer had undergone a minor procedure and appropriate medical management to control the internal bleeding.The swift response by the on-ground medical team, followed by expert care from Sydney-based Dr Kouroush Haghigi and Indian specialist Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala, proved crucial in stabilizing the player. Iyer was kept under close observation in a Sydney hospital before being discharged to continue his recovery under medical supervision.Suryakumar Yadav and Team India Rally Behind IyerThroughout Iyer’s hospital stay, India captain Suryakumar Yadav kept fans updated about his condition, reassuring everyone that the Mumbai batter was “doing well and in good spirits.” Teammates and cricketing peers flooded social media with messages of support, reflecting Iyer’s immense popularity within the dressing room and among fans.India went on to win that Sydney ODI — their only victory in the three-match series they lost 1–2 — but the celebrations were muted, with most players’ thoughts firmly on Iyer’s well-being.A Grateful Comeback and the Road AheadAfter weeks of uncertainty, Iyer’s beach photo came as a wave of relief for Indian cricket fans. His post, captioned with gratitude and positivity, symbolized both physical and emotional healing.The Mumbai-born batter, known for his elegant stroke play and leadership composure, is expected to be out of competitive action for at least three months. Consequently, he has not been named in India’s squad for the two-Test series against South Africa beginning November 14 in Kolkata.However, sources suggest that Iyer is eyeing a comeback during the home white-ball series against New Zealand, scheduled to follow the South Africa tour. His return, though, will depend entirely on medical clearance and match fitness.A Fighter’s Spirit: From Surgery to SunlightIyer’s journey over the past few weeks has been nothing short of inspirational. From being rushed off the Sydney field in visible pain to now smiling by the sea, the transformation highlights his determination and resilience.While physical recovery remains a priority, the mental strength displayed by Iyer — in facing a rare and severe sports injury — underscores why he is one of India’s most admired modern cricketers.The beach photo, symbolizing calm after chaos, resonated deeply with fans who flooded his post with thousands of supportive comments. Many hailed his return to the public eye as a sign that he is not just healing, but ready to reclaim his place in Indian cricket when the time is right.

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‘Imagine Your Card Declines At Matha Take’: Gurdwara In UK Installs Card Machine, Sparks Fun Reactions
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‘Imagine Your Card Declines At Matha Take’: Gurdwara In UK Installs Card Machine, Sparks Fun Reactions

When we visit places of worship, be it a temple, church, mosque or gurdwara, it is common to make offerings or donations. Usually, people carry some cash for this purpose. But in today’s digital world, that is not always the case. Many of us have found ourselves reaching into our wallets only to realise we don’t have any money. Now, a Gurdwara in the UK seems to have solved that problem in a truly modern way. They have installed a card payment machine, letting devotees make donations with just a tap. Yes, you read that right, a contactless way to give your offering. Clip Shows Card Machine Inside Gurdwara In a short video posted on Instagram, the camera captures a peaceful scene inside a Gurdwara in England. You can hear the sacred hymns being read in the background while the camera slowly pans toward the front of the shrine. Sitting right there, on a shiny golden surface, is a card payment machine. The video then zooms in, clearly showing the device placed neatly at the front. On-screen text reads, “Gurdwara in England too advanced man.” Another line below adds a funny twist: “Imagine your card declines at matha take,” followed by a laughing emoji. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amandeep Singh (@punjabimemeshq) Internet Reacts To The Modern Donation Setup Shared on August 29, the video has received over six lakh views and hundreds of comments from amused and impressed users. A user wrote, “Good initiative.” Another said, “This is so good! So many times you go to the Gurdwara and are looking for cash. They’ve had this at the Martindale Gurdwara in Hounslow, UK since 2019.” A person joked, “Great idea. Goes straight into the account, imagine having to carry sacksssss of coins to the bank lol.” Someone else added, “To be honest, it makes sense. Saves time going to the bank. That’s if you can even find a local branch open these days.” And one user couldn’t help but laugh, saying, “Just hope your card doesn’t decline.” A curious user asked, “Do people get to choose how much they want it to be?” while another wondered, “They take bitcoin?”

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Spies, secrets, and a broken promise: How Trump’s FBI boss let down MI5
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Spies, secrets, and a broken promise: How Trump’s FBI boss let down MI5

London: At a secret gathering in May south of London, the head of Britain’s domestic security service asked Kash Patel, the FBI director, for help. British security officials rely on the bureau for high-tech surveillance tools – the kind they might need to monitor a new embassy that China wants to build near the Tower of London. The head of MI5, Ken McCallum, asked Patel to protect the job of an FBI agent based in London who dealt with that technology, according to several current and former US officials with knowledge of the episode. Patel agreed to find funding to keep the posting, the officials said. But the job had already been slated to disappear as the White House moved to slash the FBI budget. The agent moved to a different job back in the United States, saving the FBI money but leaving MI5 officials incredulous. It was a jarring introduction to Patel’s leadership style for British officials. They had long forged personal ties with their US counterparts, as well as with three other close allies, including Australia, in an intelligence partnership known as the Five Eyes.

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Aussie legend Greg Chappell pinpoints biggest flaw in plan for Marnus Labuschagne to open in Ashes
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Aussie legend Greg Chappell pinpoints biggest flaw in plan for Marnus Labuschagne to open in Ashes

Legendary former captain Greg Chappell has called on Australia to pick a specialist opener for the Ashes instead of installing Marnus Labuschagne at the top. Jake Weatherald is pressing for a Test debut in Perth after a hot 18 months in the Sheffield Shield as a dashing opener for Tasmania. Australia are weighing up whether to keep allrounder Cameron Green at No.3, and have Labuschagne partner veteran Usman Khawaja as he did in the World Test Championship (WTC) final in June. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Dropped for the West Indies tour after the WTC defeat to South Africa, Labuschagne is a certainty to return after an outstanding start to the summer for Queensland. It is just a matter of where he bats and how much Australia decide to tinker with their XI. “I hope the powers that be know (what the team will be),” Chappell said on Tuesday. “Opening’s an important role and specialists generally have done better than people that have been press-ganged into the role. “Opening is a role that you need to want to do. “Most openers are pretty passionate about getting in there and batting first.” Chappell doesn’t buy the argument that No.3 batters can be batting early, anyway, so the role isn’t dramatically different from opening. The 87-Test star believes star first drop such as his older brother Ian and Ricky Ponting wouldn’t have been as successful had they opened. Chappell has also voiced his concerns about Australia’s ageing team, with Green the only member of the Ashes squad aged under 30. Even potential debutant Weatherald just turned 31. Watch the Ashes series live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport Chappell pointed to Travis Head as one player who got given a start early, now flourishing to be a three-format star. “If you’ve got guys knocking the door down, then it’s not so hard,” Chappell said of Australia’s transition to the next generation. “But when you look around domestic cricket over the last few years, it has been populated by a lot of older, experienced players. “But we’re seeing a bit of change on that front, and I think it’s quite exciting with some of the young talent that’s playing Sheffield Shield at the moment. “We might be looking forward to another really good era coming up. “There is nobody that’s ever been a Test-ready player straight out of domestic cricket. “Domestic cricket is where you identify yourself, and then if you’re selected, you get to find out whether you’re good enough.” Chappell was in Melbourne on Tuesday with England great Ian Botham to speak about the 150th anniversary Test that will be held at the MCG in March 2027. The match will be a day-night spectacle, with a ticket ballot to be launched for the first time in Australian cricket.

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