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  1. Bangladesh turns to China for worker training amid graduate job struggles Nikkei ·
  2. Inside Andy Lee's 1876 'Ravenswood' home Nine ·

    Andy Lee shares a first level walk-through of his 1876 Melbourne property he purchased with Rebecca Harding in an Instagram video.

  3. Rabuka assures election timeline intact Fiji Broadcasting Corp ·

    Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says there will still be sufficient time to conduct both the General Election and a referendum, despite deferring the third reading of the Constitution Amendment Bill. His comments follow Parliament’s approval of a motion to defer the Special Committee’s report to a…

  4. ‘Stay calm’: Ukraine says public air raid alert app sent false alerts after being hacked Nine ·

    The erroneous messages said that Kyiv and other areas were subject to nuclear and chemical alerts and that Russia’s hypersonic Oreshnik missile had been deployed.

  5. Nine people dead in Learjet crash in south Florida Kathmandu Post ·

    The aircraft issued a series of distress calls moments before crashing in a residential area, with severe weather reported at the time.

  6. Weak China PMIs Spark Fresh Stimulus Bets Bloomberg ·

    Bloomberg's Minmin Low breaks down why developments in China’s official manufacturing gauge are fueling expectations for another PBOC interest rate cut. (Source: Bloomberg)

  7. European Commission president congratulates Yotova on her victory in Bulgaria’s presidential election Anadolu ·

    'For a strong Bulgaria in a strong Europe,' says Ursula von der Leyen

  8. NZ minister opens Tongan detector dog facility to help fight illegal drug trade in Pacific RNZ ·

    New Zealand has helped establish a new detector dog facility in Tonga, to curb the illegal drug trade around the Pacific.

  9. Crown already has the man who killed Kyle Whorrall, says defence lawyer RNZ ·

    One teenager has already pleaded guilty to Whorall’s murder, but four others are still on trial.

  10. 10 Best Classic Shooters That Are So Good They Never Need A Remake Polygon ·

    The 2000s represented a golden age for shooter games. Both first-person and third-person shooters saw a plethora of all-time classics released across a number of platforms during the aughts, while the immense success of consoles such as the PlayStation 2 and 3 and Xbox 360 helped spearhead the…

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