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Tennessee inmate snoring and still alive after lethal injections, witnesses say (opens the original)
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Christa Pike, a woman who was scheduled to be executed in the US state of Tennessee, is still alive after two doses of lethal injection, her lawyers said. Witnesses said officials appeared to give Pike two doses of pentobarbital. Prison officials closed the curtain to the media room at 7.46pm local time, then raised it three minutes later. Pike could be heard loudly snoring, and the curtain was closed again at 8.06pm. Pike continued to be heard snoring behind the closed curtain until the microph
The numbers every mortgage borrower and hopeful buyer should know (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is widely expected to raise interest rates on Tuesday for the fourth time this year, taking the nation's cash rate to a 15-year high. The RBA has signalled it will target persistent high inflation, driven in part by the Middle East conflict, the surging global demand for AI-related technology and stronger-than-expected spending at home. The pain will be felt by existing borrowers and prospective homebuyers alike. For many mortgage borrowers, another 0.25 perce
Does daylight saving mess with mental health? What to know before the clocks change (opens the original)
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It's that time of year again. This weekend, millions of Australians trade an hour of sleep for more sunshine at the end of the day as daylight saving time (DST) begins. For some, it signals the start of summery evenings in Australia and more light for after-work activities. For early risers, it could mean tougher wake-ups, with the sun rising later in the morning. And then there's the disruption to sleep as the clocks move forward by an hour on Sunday — an adjustment often blamed for leaving peo
The cold drink stirring up a viral debate about professionalism (opens the original)
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It's yet another debate dividing generations and the internet. At the heart of this one? Iced coffee in a job interview. A recruiter's TikTok video has set off a viral online debate about whether it's appropriate to bring an iced coffee to an interview. "My Gen Z candidates are showing up to their interviews with iced coffee, iced latte in hand," US-based recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen said in the video. "It is perceived, from my opinion, my hiring standpoint, that when you show up with an iced co
'Can't beat it': Brisbane Lions celebrations roar on after grand final glory (opens the original)
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Celebrations were ongoing on Sunday after the Brisbane Lions pulled off a three-peat in a nail-biting AFL Grand Final. The players revelled with fans at the Brunswick Street Oval in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy, the historic home of the Fitzroy Lions, which merged with the Brisbane Bears to form the Brisbane Lions in 1996. Lions fan Den Wulf, clad head to toe in team merch and riding a tinsel-covered bike, told The Age he'd been a fan since the 80s when he lived in Fitzroy. "You can’t describ
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