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Iowa Governor Signs Bill Ending Transgender Civil Rights Protections – The New York Times Iowa Governor Signs Bill Ending Transgender Civil Rights Protections – The New York Times Iowa Governor Signs Bill Ending Transgender Civil Rights Protections The New York TimesIowa governor signs bill removing transgender protections from civil rights code Fox NewsIowa Moves to Eliminate Trans Rights, and Zelensky Heads to the White House The New York TimesHundreds protest as legislature votes to remove gender identity from Iowa Civil Rights Act Stateline Source link #Iowa #Governor #Signs #Bill #Transgender #Civil #Rights #Protections #York #Times Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Force, Brumbies draw in post-siren Super W thriller Force, Brumbies draw in post-siren Super W thriller Brumbies flyhalf Faitala Moleka has missed an after-the-siren penalty in her side’s 29-29 Super W draw with the Western Force in Perth. In a thrilling finish to Saturday’s match, Force substitute Sammy Treherne scored a 79th-minute try to reduce the margin to two points, before an ice cool Nicole Ledington nailed the sideline conversion to level the scores. The Force gave away a penalty moments after the restart, giving Moleka the chance to win the game in the 81st minute with a 36m penalty on a 40-degree angle. Mokela hooked the kick badly to the left, with the miss ensuring for a share of the spoils. The Force started the match as hot favourites after bolstering their squad during the off-season. Wallaroos recruits Allana Sikimeti, Sera Naiqama, Ashley Marsters and Cecilia Smith were all named in the starting line-up, with Treherne adding impact from the bench. The Brumbies scored four tries to two in an entertaining first half to take a 26-17 lead into the break. Meranie Paraone scored the opening try after just three minutes, but the Force hit back with two quick tries of their own. A tackle-busting run by Force winger Brooklyn Teki Joyce set up Anneka Stephens for the home side’s first. And the Force led 14-7 in the 12th minute when outside centre Cecilia Smith got on the end of a series of slick passes. A yellow card to Smith two minutes later changed the complexion of the match. Brumbies winger Biola Dawa scored while the Force were down a player. And when Brumbies flanker Chioma Enyi scored two tries in the space of three minutes approaching half-time, the visitors were in complete control. The second half was a grind, and it wasn’t until the final few minutes that things started really opening up, with Moleka’s after-the-siren miss proving to be the critical moment. Source link #Force #Brumbies #draw #postsiren #Super #thriller Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa ‘hadn’t called’ her dementia-plagued mom, 91, in months, housekeeper says – New York Post Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa ‘hadn’t called’ her dementia-plagued mom, 91, in months, housekeeper says – New York Post Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa ‘hadn’t called’ her dementia-plagued mom, 91, in months, housekeeper says New York Post Gene Hackman’s death: Police await autopsy results for famous couple but rule out carbon monoxide poisoning Yahoo EntertainmentGrim new details emerge in investigation into deaths of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa Sky News AustraliaGene Hackman Most Likely Died on Feb. 17, Sheriff Says The New York TimesGene Hackman’s Friend Recalls Last Conversation with His Wife Betsy Before Their Deaths: ‘She Was Very Excited’ (Exclusive) PEOPLE Source link #Gene #Hackmans #wife #Betsy #Arakawa #hadnt #called #dementiaplagued #mom #months #housekeeper #York #Post Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Victory secure point with late equaliser against Roar Victory secure point with late equaliser against Roar Brisbane’s winless streak at home stretched to 10 matches as Melbourne Victory struck in the last minute of the match to claim a 1-1 draw at Suncorp Stadium. A minute after Samuel Klein had spurned a chance in front of goal, left back Kasey Bos caught the Roar defence napping in the 97th minute. Victory, fifth on the A-League Men ladder coming into the clash, had a golden opportunity against the cellar-dwellers to join Western United and Adelaide United on 32 points in equal second position with a win, but were outplayed by the hosts. The Roar’s winless streak at their spiritual home stretches back to March 3 last year when they beat Victory 3-2. Saturday’s draw was their first point at home since then after nine losses. Winger Henry ***** scored his third ALM goal in five games with a strike of panache that appeared to have won the match for the hosts. In the 20th minute ***** cut inside from the left with a couple of stepovers bamboozling Brendan Hamill before letting rip with his right to beat goalkeeper Mitchell Langerak at the near post. Roar forwards Nathan Amanatidis and Asumah Abubakar created havoc in attack but could not find the net. Amanatidis had three chances inside 15 minutes, the third expertly saved off the line by defender Joshua Rawlins. Ghana-born forward Abubakar, most recently signed to Grasshoppers in the Swiss Super League, had the Roar faithful on their feet in his first game as a starter. He ran himself ragged in a stellar first half before being replaced by Ben Halloran, who had a goal ruled out just after the break for being narrowly offside. Amanatidis burst through the middle of the Victory defence in the 50th minute but again failed to finish, injuring a hamstring in the process and limping from the pitch. Victory midfielder Jordi Valadon went close to his first ALM goal when he hit the post in the sixth minute, but the visitors could not get into any attacking groove. The Roar made several changes to the side that lost 3-1 to Newcastle, with goalkeeper Matthew Acton coming in for regular goalie Macklin Freke. Acton did well to save a Ryan Teague thunderbolt on the cusp of halftime. Bos was the hero at the end as Victory never gave up. Roar stalwart Jack Hingert came off the bench for his 300th match for the club in all competitions. Source link #Victory #secure #point #late #equaliser #Roar Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Pope resting after quiet night – ******** News Pope resting after quiet night – ******** News Pope resting after quiet night ******** NewsPope rests after setback in recovery — a bronchial spasm requiring further ventilation WOODTV.comPope Francis on breathing machine after suffering sudden respiratory episode CNNPope Francis Suffers a Health Setback, Inhaling Vomit The New York Times Source link #Pope #resting #quiet #night #******** #News Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Kurdish group PKK declares ceasefire with Turkey Kurdish group PKK declares ceasefire with Turkey Outlawed Kurdish group the PKK has declared a ceasefire with Turkey after its jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan called on the movement to lay down its arms and dissolve itself. In a statement on Saturday, the PKK said it hoped Turkey would release Ocalan, who has been imprisoned in solitary confinement since 1999, so he can lead a process of disarmament. It follows his call this week aimed at ending four decades of armed struggle in south-eastern Turkey in which tens of thousands of people have been killed. His announcement came months after Devlet Bahceli, the leader of Turkey’s ultra-nationalist MHP party and an ally of the Turkish government, launched an initiative to bring an end to the conflict. Ocalan – affectionately referred to as Apo by Kurdish nationalists – met MPs from a pro-Kurdish party this week on Imrali, an island in the Sea of Marmara, south-west of Istanbul, where he is imprisoned. “In order to pave the way for the implementation of leader Apo’s call for peace and democratic society, we are declaring a ceasefire effective from today,” the PKK executive committee said in a statement on Saturday, quoted by the pro-PKK ANF news agency. “None of our forces will take armed action unless attacked,” it added. The PKK – which stands for the Kurdistan Workers’ Party – said Ocalan’s prison conditions must be eased, adding he “must be able to live and work in physical freedom and be able to establish unhindered relationships with anyone he wants, including his friends”. The group has waged an insurgency since 1984, with the aim of carving out a homeland for Kurds, who account for about 20% of Turkey’s 85 million people. It is banned as a terrorist group in Turkey, the EU, *** and US. Calling for disarmament, Ocalan had appealed to members of the PKK in a letter read out by Dem party members Ahmet Turk and Pervin Buldan in both Kurdish and Turkish. He said “all groups must lay their arms and the PKK must dissolve itself”, adding that his movement was formed primarily because “the channels of democratic politics were closed”. However, Bahceli, backed by positive signals from Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other political parties, had created the right environment for the PKK to lay down its arms, Ocalan added. Kurdish leaders largely welcomed the development. Local reports said thousands of people gathered to watch the statement on big screens in the cities of Diyarbakir and Van in the predominantly Kurdish south-east. However, significant questions remain among both the Kurdish and Turkish public over what the next steps might be – and not everyone was convinced things would change. Last week, senior PKK commander Duran Kalkan said Turkey’s ruling party, the AKP, was not looking for a solution but to “take over, destroy and annihilate”. Turkish-backed forces in north-eastern Syria have intensified their campaign against Kurdish forces and last month called on Syria’s new leaders to eliminate the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. Pro-Kurdish politicians have been targeted by a wave of arrests and jail sentences in recent years. Some 40,000 people have died since the PKK’s insurgency began. There was a spike in violence in south-eastern Turkey from 2015 to 2017 when a two-and-a-half year ceasefire broke down. More recently, in October the PKK claimed an attack on the Turkish Aerospace Industries (****) headquarters near Ankara which left five people dead. Source link #Kurdish #group #PKK #declares #ceasefire #Turkey Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Mitsubishi ******* Sport GLS review Mitsubishi ******* Sport GLS review Here we are in a segment where the Ford Everest is in pole position, dominating large SUV sales (under $80,000) in 2024 across mainstream and luxury brands — and outperforming my Mitsubishi ******* Sport three-to-one. It’s stiff competition, whatever way you look at it. The Ford Everest ended the year on a 21.2 per cent market share, ahead of the Isuzu MU-X in second place on 14.4 per cent, the Subaru Outback in third place on 8.2 per cent and the Toyota Prado and Toyota Kluger, each on 7.9 per cent — a whisker ahead of the Kia Sorento on 7.8 per cent. The Mitsubishi ******* Sport finished on 5.9 per cent. Without a doubt, there’s plenty of choice here, so where do you even start? Do you want diesel, petrol, hybrid or electric? Do you really need a 4WD? Do you need seven seats? Everyone’s needs are different. Camera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport. Credit: Mitsubishi Australia/Mitchell Oke But really, there’s not much point driving a two-tonne 4WD around the CBD unless you’re putting all that grunt to good use for other trips. So, what does the ******* Sport offer? Well, it’s the successor to the ******* 4WD launched in 1982 and manufactured across four generations until production came to an end in 2021. Any way you look at it, the ******* was legendary, competing in the Dakar Rally 26 times between 1983 and 2009 with a series of stellar wins. Oh, it was marketed as the Montero in some markets, including Spain, North America and parts of Latin America, and the Shogun in the United Kingdom. Call it what you will, I’ve got the GLS here, which is $56,890 RRP, excluding on-road costs. Mitsubishi Australia says this has been the most popular model in the 12 months to January 2025, with 2102 sales making up 30 per cent of ******* uptake. The GSR, with 1761 sales, has been second most popular with 1761 sales (25 per cent of model share), followed by the Exceed (1624 sales/23 per cent) and GLX (1485 sales/21 per cent) over the same *******. ******* Sport RRP pricing There are four variants: + GLX 5-seat: $51,540 + GLS 7-seat: $56,890 (Deluxe option + $2350) + Exceed 7-seat: $62,590 + GSR 7-seat: $64,840 Note: RRP pricing excludes on-road costs. The lowdown + The ******* Sport has a 2.4-litre turbo-diesel engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Quoted outputs are 133kW of power and 430Nm off torque. + Part-time 4WD with selectable transfer case. GLS, Exceed and GSR models also have a rear diff lock. + Braked towing capacity is 3100kg. + Cargo capacity (7-seat): 502 litres to top of second row; 131L to top of third row; 1488L with all seats folded. + Fuel tank capacity: 68L + Fuel consumption: 8L/100km + 18-inch alloys with 265/60 tyres and a full-size spare alloy wheel. + Ground clearance is 218mm and fording/wading depth is 700mm. Safety and driver assistance The ******* Sport does not have a current ANCAP safety rating. Old models with build dates from October 2015-December 2022 had a five-star rating, which has expired, and cannot be used as a comparison because safety testing protocols have changed. Additionally, mandatory new autonomous emergency braking regulations come into effect in Australia from March 1, 2025, and August 1, 2026. All ******* Sports have, as standard, among other things: + Seven airbags + Forward-collision mitigation system (part of the AEB) + Rear-view camera with parking sensors + Hill-descent control + Active stability control + Trailer stability assist + Active traction control + Anti-lock braking system + Electronic brakeforce distribution + Brake override system Mitsubishi Australia has confirmed that curtain airbags cover second and third rows. But, the rub here is the lack of otherwise basic features in my GLS, notably there is no blind-spot warning, no lane-change assist, no rear-cross-traffic alert, no front parking sensors, no 360-view camera. Can you handle this given how advanced car tech is these days? Look at specs carefully — there is a GLS Deluxe option which does come with, among other things, the 360-degree camera that’s otherwise included on the Exceed and GSR. By the way, all variants do get automatic rain-sensing wipers. The look Sure, it’s large — with a length of 4840mm and width of 1815mm on a 2800mm wheelbase. If you’re 159.5cm like me, you’ll appreciate the side step and side pillar grips getting in. Camera IconThe side step makes it easy to get in. Credit: Mitsubishi Australia/Mitchell Oke The driver’s seat in the GLS has manual adjustments with lumbar support, so it’s easy to get comfortable, but I find the interior a bit dated. Camera IconThe six-speaker audio system is surprisingly good. Credit: Olga de Moeller For a start, the 8.0-inch touchscreen feels too small given 12 inches is more the standard today — and camera resolution could be better, especially at night. I do, however, like the leather-wrapped steering wheel, which feels nice to hold. Sure, it’s spacious enough, with cloth upholstery, a centre console with storage box and lid, two generous cupholders, wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth with voice control and satellite navigation. The big surprise is the the audio system. You get six speakers in the GLS and, wow, they pack a punch. Dive into sound control settings and you can choose from several music genres and make all sorts of adjustments to suit your taste. Getting into the third row is easy enough — second row seats flip forward, so there’s plenty of space in the footwell but, really, sitting back here is more for kids. The drive You can’t miss the diesel engine hum. I don’t mind it, neither do my passengers, but wind noise is significant at 80-100km/h over the side mirrors Acceleration is good; no complaints getting up to speed — and you can switch from 2WD to full-time 4WD at up to 100kmh on any surface. Camera IconSecond-row seats flip forward, so it’s easy to get into the third row. Credit: Olga de Moeller Surprisingly, despite the lack of cameras and sensors, the ******* is easy to park, but the tailgate is a monster to pull down. Getting it open is no problem; it’s powered, but it’s heavy to close, so take note, especially if you’re juggling shopping at the same time or nursing a dodgy shoulder. Really, this is car you’d buy if you were doing frequent long trips, hauling a caravan, and wanted the option of going off the beaten track. Warranty and servicing The MY24 ******* Sport comes has a 10-year/200,000km new car warranty when scheduled services are completed at a Mitsubishi dealership. Servicing is every 12 months/15,000km (whichever comes first), costing, respectively, $449, $549, $499, $849, $549, $949, $749, $999, $899 and $999 at 10 years/150,000km. Camera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport. Credit: Mitsubishi Australia/Mitchell OkeCamera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport. Credit: Mitsubishi Australia/Mitchell OkeCamera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport. Credit: Mitsubishi Australia/Mitchell OkeCamera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport GLS. Credit: Olga de MoellerCamera IconMitsubishi ******* Sport GLS. 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RFK Jr. canceled flu vaccine meetings. What does that mean for fall shots? – MPR News RFK Jr. canceled flu vaccine meetings. What does that mean for fall shots? – MPR News RFK Jr. canceled flu vaccine meetings. What does that mean for fall shots? MPR NewsThe Coming Trump Pandemic The American ProspectDoctor reacts to cancellation of FDA advisory committee meeting on flu vaccine CBS NewsF.D.A. Cancels Meeting of Vaccine Experts Scheduled to Advise on Flu Shots The New York Times Source link #RFK #canceled #flu #vaccine #meetings #fall #shots #MPR #News Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Our comprehensive tips & tricks for every journey Our comprehensive tips & tricks for every journey The TRAVEL TEAM shares its wealth of knowledge Source link #comprehensive #tips #amp #tricks #journey Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

House Dems: Immediately reinstate fired feds – Government Executive House Dems: Immediately reinstate fired feds – Government Executive House Dems: Immediately reinstate fired feds Government ExecutiveFederal workers turn to little-known ‘merit board’ as they try to avoid Trump’s mass layoffs CNNHere’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Judge Blocks Mass Firings Of Probationary Employees ForbesUS judge says mass firings of some federal workers likely ******** BBC.comElon Musk’s plans for mass government firings just hit a legal roadblock Vox.com Source link #House #Dems #Immediately #reinstate #fired #feds #Government #Executive Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Super Rugby Women: Western Force score late converted try to avoid upset and draw 29-29 with Brumbies Super Rugby Women: Western Force score late converted try to avoid upset and draw 29-29 with Brumbies Western Force have come within a whisker of being upset by the Brumbies in their opening round Super Rugby Women clash as they were held to a 29-29 draw at HBF Park. Source link #Super #Rugby #Women #Western #Force #score #late #converted #avoid #upset #draw #Brumbies Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Europe loudly states support for Ukraine, quietly eyes Trump – DW (English) Europe loudly states support for Ukraine, quietly eyes Trump – DW (English) Europe loudly states support for Ukraine, quietly eyes Trump DW (English)View Full Coverage on Google News Source link #Europe #loudly #states #support #Ukraine #quietly #eyes #Trump #English Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

"Those Bots Sure Want to Masacre the Children" Helldivers 2 Players Suggest Ways to Defend Julheim "Those Bots Sure Want to Masacre the Children" Helldivers 2 Players Suggest Ways to Defend Julheim The Helldivers 2 community has decided to protect the young adults on Julheim at all costs. Players offer their best strategies. Source link #quotThose #Bots #Masacre #Childrenquot #Helldivers #Players #Suggest #Ways #Defend #Julheim Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

EEEEKK! Unexpected guests dampen dream getaway EEEEKK! Unexpected guests dampen dream getaway A sweeping veranda to sip local rosé on. Architectural interiors with plenty of personal and thoughtful touches. A spa bath perfectly positioned to take in sweeping bush views. An ideal location by the coast. A fluffy bed to rival any hotel offering. The home we called ours for two nights during a recent getaway down south was one of the best properties I’ve stayed at. And yet, I’ll be giving it a much lower score. “Why?”, you ask. Well, it has four little legs, two oversized ears, and a long tail. As I was tucked up on the couch reading Nicola Moriarty’s latest page-turner, my bliss was shattered by a gasp and a bang. Upon opening the kitchen cupboard that concealed the bin and cleaning products, my partner found four beady eyes staring up at him with the look of a toddler caught drawing on the wall in texta. Immediately whacking the door shut, he paced before we brainstormed an action plan. Open it again and usher them to freedom? That was a big “no” from me. Contact the host and let them know, so as not to give the cleaner a fright? That sounded better. Now I’m no stranger to having mice as housemates. When I lived in a granny flat near Meelup Beach, they took up residence despite paying no rent. My partner also lived in a mouse-infested apartment in Melbourne, once waking up with one exploring his face. But this place was not cheap. When you’re paying a premium price for a holiday home, there is an expectation the space will be clean, comfortable, safe — and rodent-free. Or maybe that’s just me? And so we requested a partial refund (or to have the cleaning fee knocked off), also pointing out a persistent ant problem in the kitchen and a 2am wake-up call from some unreasonably loud sprinklers — things we could have overlooked if not for the surprise arrival of our furry friends. Quick sidenote: I’m one of those weirdos who finds cleaning cathartic, so the kitchen and home were spotless, and all the doors were closed to keep the blowies out. These mice had already settled in or had Shawshanked their way in through a tunnel outside. Our request was knocked back. The host was perfectly pleasant in their responses as they said the rural setting meant unexpected wildlife activity could sometimes occur despite their best efforts. They recommended taking it up with the platform where we made the booking. The internet is full of people taking to social media or forums to voice their gripes about the less-than-favourable accommodation they stayed in and the people who wronged them. It’s an algorithm I happily ride the wave of sometimes — a guilty indulgence. Stories range from spying someone living in a locked room inside the home a guest has booked to arriving at a stay and realising the apartment never existed and they’ve been scammed. The videos rack up hundreds of comments and thousands of likes. Whinging has never been so lucrative. Despite feeling wronged, you won’t see my mug on social media spilling my heart anytime soon. The first thing I do, though, when booking a stay at a hotel or on Airbnb is read the reviews. And look, do I pore over the worst ones first? Of course — I’m only human. While I realise a review is just one person’s experience, a bad assessment is immediately off-putting. Personally, I’d rule out a home whose reviews mention mice, no matter how gorgeous it looks or how much others have gushed over it. The fine line between honesty and take-down is one I’ve had to navigate for the past four years writing food reviews. Despite finding joy in reading bad reviews, it is not sparked when writing them. The restaurants I’ve dined at that have been terrible, I’ve let them know offline, rather than sharing my experience with a larger audience. Because my views are just that — my views. The restaurant might have been having an off night, the chef might have called in sick, a waiter might be in crisis. What I would rate low, someone else might give full marks. This was all running through my mind when I penned the review for the down south stay, my people-pleasing tendencies attempting to win over my inner Karen who was not happy with the manager. I ummed and ahhed for so long that I looked up the Cambridge dictionary’s meaning of review: to think or talk about something again, in order to make changes to it or to make a decision about it. Procrastination at its best. By definition, my review needed to talk about the stay — the good, and the squeaky — in the hope changes might be made to keep the mice out and the good vibes in for future visitors. And so the final masterpiece was a compliment sandwich, a summary filled with tasty bites of niceties until you crunch into lettuce with sand in it and it’s no longer enjoyable. Source link #EEEEKK #Unexpected #guests #dampen #dream #getaway Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

****** State Q&A and Exclusive Screens – Making the 'Best-Looking Games with Best Optimization' ****** State Q&A and Exclusive Screens – Making the 'Best-Looking Games with Best Optimization' Wccftech interviewed Motion Blur Studio Director Ömer Faruk Güngör to discover more about the impressive-looking third-person shooter ****** State. Source link #****** #State #QampA #Exclusive #Screens #Making #039BestLooking #Games #Optimization039 Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

'Planet parade' photo captures 7 planets in a line over Earth — possibly for the 1st time ever – Livescience.com 'Planet parade' photo captures 7 planets in a line over Earth — possibly for the 1st time ever – Livescience.com ‘Planet parade’ photo captures 7 planets in a line over Earth — possibly for the 1st time ever Livescience.comKeep an eye on Venus to help spot the rest of the planet parade in the night sky, astronomers say CNNA Parade of Planets Is Marching Through the Night Sky The New York TimesWatch ‘rare’ planetary parade online for free today as 7 planets align across the sky (video) Space.comPlanets line up for “planetary alignment” Friday night. How to see the rare planet parade. Axios Source link #039Planet #parade039 #photo #captures #planets #line #Earth #possibly #1st #time #Livescience.com Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Schreier: WB Ruined Monolith When They Cancelled Their Secret Game Before Wonder Woman Schreier: WB Ruined Monolith When They Cancelled Their Secret Game Before Wonder Woman Experience the events of ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ brought to life through glorious pixel artwork and action-packed arcade gameplay! Play as Sarah Connor and the T-800 through a variety of thrilling missions as they take on the T-1000 and try to put a stop to Skynet’s plans before the human race is annihilated. Lead the Resistance as John Connor in the future, fighting on the front lines as mankind’s only hope in the War Against the Machines. In this unique story blending iconic scenes from ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ with original scenarios and multiple endings, humanity’s fate is yours to decide. Source link #Schreier #Ruined #Monolith #Cancelled #Secret #Game #Woman Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Cook says prison system needs to expand, but denies locking in new $1 billion Casuarina Prison plans Cook says prison system needs to expand, but denies locking in new $1 billion Casuarina Prison plans Premier Roger Cook said the first he learnt of plans for a new 2000-bed prison, costing $1 billion, was when he read it in The West today. Source link #Cook #prison #system #expand #denies #locking #billion #Casuarina #Prison #plans Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

PS5 Best-Seller, XS Sales Drop by Nearly 50% – Worldwide Hardware Estimates for January 2025 PS5 Best-Seller, XS Sales Drop by Nearly 50% – Worldwide Hardware Estimates for January 2025 The PlayStation 5 was the best-selling console worldwide with 937,226 units sold for January 2025, according to VGChartz estimates. The PlayStation 5 has now sold an estimated 72.97 million units lifetime worldwide. Source link #PS5 #BestSeller #Sales #Drop #Worldwide #Hardware #Estimates #January Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Alexa+ – Here’s how to sign up for early access – TechRadar Alexa+ – Here’s how to sign up for early access – TechRadar Alexa+ – Here’s how to sign up for early access TechRadarIntroducing Alexa+, the next generation of Alexa About AmazonAmazon unveils Alexa+, a smarter, more personalized assistant Fox NewsAmazon’s most powerful new Alexa features being powered by Anthropic’s AI, sources say CNBCAmazon Plans to Unveil New Alexa Devices in the Fall, CEO Says Bloomberg Source link #Alexa #Heres #sign #early #access #TechRadar Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting Monster Hunter Wilds 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting Monster Hunter Wilds TNS: A wise hunter can defeat even the mightiest beasts. Here are a few of the things we wish we knew before starting Monster Hunter Wilds. Source link #Knew #Starting #Monster #Hunter #Wilds Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Balcatta ******: Driver, 72, seriously injured after crashing into power pole near Wanneroo Road Balcatta ******: Driver, 72, seriously injured after crashing into power pole near Wanneroo Road The 72-year-old driver became trapped in the car and had to be extracted by a Department of Fire and Emergency Services crew. Source link #Balcatta #****** #Driver #injured #crashing #power #pole #Wanneroo #Road Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

A-League Women: Perth Glory fall 2-1 to Newcastle Jets after conceding two early first-half goals A-League Women: Perth Glory fall 2-1 to Newcastle Jets after conceding two early first-half goals Perth Glory’s A-League Women finals hopes are on even thinner ice after two very early Sophie Hoban goals condemned them to a 2-1 loss to Newcastle Jets at Newcastle Sports Ground. Source link #ALeague #Women #Perth #Glory #fall #Newcastle #Jets #conceding #early #firsthalf #goals Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

The First Descendant Hotfix 1.2.9 The First Descendant Hotfix 1.2.9 Here are the details on The First Descendant Hotfix 1.2.9, patched maintenance-free. Source link #Descendant #Hotfix #1.2.9 Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Apple (AAPL) Moves to Facial Recognition with New iPhone Model – TipRanks Apple (AAPL) Moves to Facial Recognition with New iPhone Model – TipRanks Apple (AAPL) Moves to Facial Recognition with New iPhone Model TipRanksiPhone 16E vs. iPhone SE (2022): How Has Apple Upgraded Its Budget Phone? CNETI replaced my iPhone 16 Pro with the 16e for 24 hours – here’s everything I learned ZDNetOn new budget iPhone 16e, there’s a big change in Apple’s biometric security CNBC Source link #Apple #AAPL #Moves #Facial #Recognition #iPhone #Model #TipRanks Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]