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Mining Giants Ordered to Pay Nearly $10 Billion Over Brazil Dam Disaster That Killed 19 People

Mining Giants Ordered to Pay Nearly $10 Billion Over Brazil Dam Disaster That Killed 19 People

Mining giants BHP, Vale, and their iron ore joint venture Samarco have been ordered to pay $9.67 billion in damages over a deadly dam collapse in Brazil.


Woolworths Workers Criticize the Supermarket Over 'Woke' Australia Day Stance

Employees at Woolworths have voiced their displeasure over the supermarket's controversial Australia Day stance.

Australia's Postal Service Suggests Stamp Price Hike of 25%, Which Consumer Watchdog Won’t Challenge

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has indicated that it would not oppose Australia Post's 25% stamp price increase while collecting stakeholder input.

Saudi Arabia Makes Rare Move to Open its First Liquor Store in Over 70 Years Amid Liberalization Drive

Saudi Arabia has opened its first liquor store in over 70 years, marking a significant departure from its conservative traditions.


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