Royal report with 9Honey's Natalie Oliveri

Related News & Content

• 

  Scientists discover monkeys have started to type Shakespeare

  Scientists discover monkeys have started to type Shakespeare,Researchers found capuchins had written elements from Hamlet, suggesting Borel’s Infinite Monkey Theorum may be correct Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com

• 

  Red squirrel guide: where they're found, what they eat, and the threats they face

  Red squirrel guide: where they're found, what they eat, and the threats they face,Discover how pine martens benefit red squirrel populations, and how to identify red squirrels in our guide by the Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels project. Tags: British Mammals British Wildlife Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com Red Squirrels rodents squirrels

• 

  Flehmen response: just why do horses curl their lips and cats stick their tongues out?

  Flehmen response: just why do horses curl their lips and cats stick their tongues out?,Ever wondered why cats stick their tongues out or why horses curl their front lip up? It's because of the Flehmen response, explains Megan Shersby Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com

• 

  Ospreys' migration: a guide to when, where and how long these magnificent birds travel for

  Ospreys' migration: a guide to when, where and how long these magnificent birds travel for,We reveal the secrets of the osprey's migration Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com

• 

  Can we use IVF on animals?

  Can we use IVF on animals?,Can IVF help species at risk? Yes says Helen Pilcher Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com

• 

  Fight or flight response: what it is and why it's key for survival

  Fight or flight response: what it is and why it's key for survival,Just what is the fight or flight response and why is it important? JV Chamary explains Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com

• 

  Blue shark facts: size, diet and what they look like

  Blue shark facts: size, diet and what they look like,Learn all about the beautiful blue shark Tags: Discover Wildlife discoverwildlife.com Sharks

• 

  Here’s how you can spot when journalists may be reporting fake news

  Here's how you can spot when journalists may be reporting fake news,Study authors say grammatical patterns in the way journalists use language can distinguish between real and fake news stories. Tags: fake news journalism journalists language mass media misinformation news media Study Finds studyfinds.org

• 

  Should parents punish kids? Harsh discipline linked to increased risk of mental health problems

  Should parents punish kids? Harsh discipline linked to increased risk of mental health problems,Researchers found children with exposure to "hostile" parenting were 50 percent more likely to have "high-risk" mental health symptoms. Tags: Child development Children News discipline mental health parenting Parenting News Punishment Study Finds studyfinds.org

• 

  The government put a blowtorch on Optus, so why did Medibank get kid gloves?

  The government put a blowtorch on Optus, so why did Medibank get kid gloves?,Cybersecurity Minister Clare O’Neil is a master of invective but it is only the Medibank hackers who she has likened to “dogs” and “scum”. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Technology

• 

  St Kilda and Ross Lyon: a love story in two parts

  St Kilda and Ross Lyon: a love story in two parts,St Kilda never fell out of love with Ross Lyon. In a modern rarity of coaching, he sacked them - he wasn’t sacked by them. He’s now been hired again by the club he walked out on. Tags: afl Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Sport

• 

  ‘Not a random attack’: Nancy Pelosi’s husband severely beaten with hammer in home break-in

  ‘Not a random attack’: Nancy Pelosi’s husband severely beaten with hammer in home break-in,The intruder allegedly shouted “where is Nancy, where is Nancy?” before assaulting Paul Pelosi with a hammer. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au North America WORLD

• 

  Opera House’s iconic ‘doughnuts’ to star in a new film

  Opera House’s iconic ‘doughnuts’ to star in a new film,The Opera House Concert Hall’s acoustic reflectors, lovingly known as ‘doughnuts’, will come back to life on the big screen. Tags: Art and design Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au culture

• 

  ‘We need strong leadership’: Merlino’s concerns over disconnect at Hawthorn

  ‘We need strong leadership’: Merlino’s concerns over disconnect at Hawthorn,Former deputy premier and Hawthorn board candidate James Merlino said the off-field culture at the club needs a reset and fresh voices are needed to drive it. Tags: afl Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Sport

• 

  The circus is back in town: Stunts nearly outnumber style at Derby Day

  The circus is back in town: Stunts nearly outnumber style at Derby Day,The races have returned with a bang. So, which celebrities were the best dressed in black and white? Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Fashion lifestyle

• 

  Finally, an event you can bring your pot plant along to

  Finally, an event you can bring your pot plant along to,Experimental art festival Liveworks is returning as an in-person event after lockdown. Tags: Art and design Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au culture

• 

  At 91, my mother refuses to behave as others think old ladies should

  At 91, my mother refuses to behave as others think old ladies should,She does not have a cowardly bone in her body, and what a gift that has been, particularly for her daughters. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Life and relationships lifestyle

• 

  NSW professor wins world’s best technology prize

  NSW professor wins world’s best technology prize,University of New South Wales Professor Martin Green, known as the father of the modern solar cell, has been awarded the world’s richest technology prize. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au climate change Environment

• 

  The dragons that could slay Labor in just one term

  The dragons that could slay Labor in just one term,The inflation dragon was stirring when the Coalition was in office. Now it’s raging. It’s not Labor’s fault but now Labor’s responsibility. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au federal Politics

• 

  World Cup hard nut spills on gruesome hospital trip

  World Cup hard nut spills on gruesome hospital trip,Italy's Nathan Brown and 10 teammates were on antibiotics after pulling up worse for wear from a Rugby League World Cup game on synthetic turf. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au NRL Sport

• 

  What’s in an iPad? Apple’s six tablets explained

  What’s in an iPad? Apple’s six tablets explained,Apple’s most confusing lineup of tablets yet has scores of features across half a dozen distinct devices. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Technology

• 

  Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen announce divorce after 13 years

  Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen announce divorce after 13 years,Brady and Bündchen posted statements about the divorce on Instagram at the same time, each saying they had “amicably” reached the decision. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Celebrity culture

• 

  ‘Time to climb Everest’: Ross Lyon returns to St Kilda, promises a bold game style

  ‘Time to climb Everest’: Ross Lyon returns to St Kilda, promises a bold game style,What’s old is new again. Saints coach Ross Lyon, back for his second stint at the helm of the club, promises to embrace run and daring, rather than boring defensive footy. Tags: afl Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Sport

• 

  Dempsey’s Scotland selection is brilliant – it might rescue this Test

  Dempsey’s Scotland selection is brilliant – it might rescue this Test,Rugby has been downgrading the importance of Tests for years. Former Wallaby Jack Dempsey’s selection for Scotland offers the spice the spring opener has missed. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Rugby union Sport

• 

  Luxury tax: Bombers to pay over soft cap to invest in footy

  Luxury tax: Bombers to pay over soft cap to invest in footy,Essendon have released the findings of their external review and will go over the soft cap on football spending and pay the AFL’s luxury tax to make sure the payout to sacked coach Ben Rutten does not prevent them from increasing their investment in the football department. Tags: afl Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Sport

• 

  Budget razor gang begins next stage of billion-dollar audit: Gallagher

  Budget razor gang begins next stage of billion-dollar audit: Gallagher,Describing $22 billion in savings and reallocation in the budget as a “reasonable start”, the finance minister has revealed the “waste and rorts audit” is not over yet. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au federal Politics

• 

  ‘Intended for Nancy’: Pelosi attacker to face attempted murder charges

  ‘Intended for Nancy’: Pelosi attacker to face attempted murder charges,The man who clubbed US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband in the head with a hammer faces attempted murder charges. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au North America WORLD

• 

  ‘When it feels right, it’s right’: The Derby Day fashion top five

  ‘When it feels right, it’s right’: The Derby Day fashion top five,People stuck to black and white but a few fashion cowboys brought relaxed cool to the first day of the Melbourne Cup carnival. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Fashion lifestyle

• 

  Sharing is caring as Meninga shakes up Kangaroos halfback battle

  Sharing is caring as Meninga shakes up Kangaroos halfback battle,Daly Cherry-Evans and Nathan Cleary – rivals for Australian halfback supremacy – will get one last crack at cementing the role before the World Cup’s knockout stages. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au NRL Sport

• 

  Lions preparing for Fagan return

  Lions preparing for Fagan return,Brisbane is set to welcome Chris Fagan back into the fold after the coach was stood down due to the Hawthorn investigation Tags: afl Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Sport

• 

  Al Muderis left a broken drill bit in Leah’s leg. Now she wants justice

  Al Muderis left a broken drill bit in Leah’s leg. Now she wants justice,Leah Mooney settled a four-year medical negligence lawsuit with Munjed Al Muderis in 2016 when her husband was given three months to live. Now, they want action. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au

• 

  Shocker’: JWH sent for high shot

  Shocker': JWH sent for high shot,New Zealand enforcer Jared Waerea-Hargreaves was sin-binned and picked up an injury in the Kiwis'48-10 win over Ireland. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au NRL Sport

• 

  Imperious England rain on Wallaroos’ World Cup parade

  Imperious England rain on Wallaroos’ World Cup parade,The Wallaroos outperformed expectations in New Zealand but bowed out in the quarter-finals in the face of England’s professional class. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au Rugby union Sport

• 

  REA investors urged to give Optus CEO the boot after hack attack

  REA investors urged to give Optus CEO the boot after hack attack,One of Australia’s largest proxy advisers is recommending REA Group investors vote against the re-election of Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin to the board amid the fallout from the telco’s hacking scandal. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au BUSINESS companies

• 

  ‘I rebuilt myself’: How a life tragedy sparked Katy Gallagher’s accidental political career

  ‘I rebuilt myself’: How a life tragedy sparked Katy Gallagher’s accidental political career,Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says the tragedy taught her a lot about how to approach her current job. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au federal Politics

• 

  Musk doesn’t seek a ‘free-for-all hellscape’ for Twitter

  Musk doesn’t seek a ‘free-for-all hellscape’ for Twitter,Elon Musk has attempted to soothe leery advertisers a day before a deadline to close out on his $68-billion acquisition of the platform. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au BUSINESS companies

• 

  Girls & Boys: a five-star performance of a three-star play

  Girls & Boys: a five-star performance of a three-star play,This wrap of shows around Melbourne looks at an Olympic feat of solo performance, a three-week celebration of dance and a stellar performance of Verdi’s Requiem. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au culture theatre

• 

  Morrison’s chief political strategist drafted to guide Perrottet’s re-election bid

  Morrison’s chief political strategist drafted to guide Perrottet’s re-election bid,One of Scott Morrison’s most-trusted lieutenants has been drafted in to help win Dominic Perrottet re-election, but not everyone is happy about it. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au federal Politics

• 

  How Cammeray tree clearing scattered wildlife over lower north shore

  How Cammeray tree clearing scattered wildlife over lower north shore,The situation in North Sydney is being seen in other cities where limited green space is being cleared, leaving animals homeless. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au national NSW

• 

  ‘Steady course’ on spending cuts should steer economy through, say economists

  ‘Steady course’ on spending cuts should steer economy through, say economists,Top economists say the government made the right calls, but a harder look at the books will be needed ahead of the May budget. Tags: Brisbane Times brisbanetimes.com.au federal Politics
• Startling new claims come to light in furore surrounding Peter Bol
  Startling new claims come to light in furore surrounding Peter Bol,Bol was provisionally suspended by Sport Integrity Australia before it was lifted after follow-up tests. Read more here.
• Oklahoma Sooners pick up a pair of Rivals FutureCasts for 4-Star Safety Jaydan Hardy
  Oklahoma Sooners pick up a pair of Rivals FutureCasts for 4-Star Safety Jaydan Hardy,Continuing the trend from the weekend, the Oklahoma Sooners picked up a pair of Rivals FutureCasts for 2024 four-star safety Jaydan Hardy.
• 2023 MLB Opening Day late game live blog: Dodgers, Mariners start 1-0; Angels, Padres disappoint
  2023 MLB Opening Day late game live blog: Dodgers, Mariners start 1-0; Angels, Padres disappoint,The Astros began their World Series title defense Thursday against the White Sox, but it didn't go as they planned.
• I’m already prepared for my budget wedding next year – I’ve bought so many bargain buys from Shein,
  I’m already prepared for my budget wedding next year – I’ve bought so many bargain buys from Shein, including cute bags,A BRIDE-TO-BE has proved you don’t need a fortune to make a glam wedding – Shein offers loads of budget-friendly bits for your big
• Deadpool 3 Casts Succession Star In First Superhero Role
  Deadpool 3 Casts Succession Star In First Superhero Role,Deadpool 3's cast continues filling out, this time with one of the breakout stars from Succession making the jump to the MCU.
• ‘Smile’ viral marketing campaign freaked out MLB fans with creepy grins in the stands
  ‘Smile’ viral marketing campaign freaked out MLB fans with creepy grins in the stands,Getting paid to smile doesn’t sound like such a bad gig, eh? We guess it’s not — until you read the fine print and learn you’ve gotta do it in the most public of pl
• Brutal-Looking “Edward Scissorhands on Speed” Dinosaur Was Just Showing Off, Scientists Conclude
  Brutal-Looking “Edward Scissorhands on Speed” Dinosaur Was Just Showing Off, Scientists Conclude,Scientists have concluded that the Therizinosaurus was a much gentler giant than previously thought — despite its three-foot claws on each hand.
• This iPad Air is as powerful as a laptop, and it’s $70 off at Amazon
  This iPad Air is as powerful as a laptop, and it's $70 off at Amazon,Get one of the best iPads around at a discount at Amazon, with up to $70 off the iPad Air M1.

• Levi’s claimed using AI models will boost company’s sustainability and diversity

  Levi's claimed using AI models will boost company's sustainability and diversity,The retailer has now said AI could not be a 'substitute for the real action' on improving diversity and inclusion. Tags: AI culture Environment Fashion News popsci.com Popular Science Sustainability Technology

• The best dog food delivery services of 2023

  The best dog food delivery services of 2023,The best dog food delivery services offer the nutrition your pups need without requiring you to head off to the pet store. Tags: Animals Commerce Dogs Environment Evergreen Gear Home nota Pets popsci.com Popular Science Reviews Roundup

• Scaly lips may have hidden the T-rex’s fearsome teeth

  Scaly lips may have hidden the T-rex's fearsome teeth,New research finds that with its mouth closed, all of the enormous teeth of T. rex would be invisible behind its scaly lips. Tags: Biology dinosaurs evolution popsci.com Popular Science Science

• Why most countries don’t have enough earthquake-resilient buildings

  Why most countries don't have enough earthquake-resilient buildings,The 40,000 casualties from the Turkey and Syria earthquakes shows how earthquake engineering and building codes are needed to preserve lives. Tags: Engineering Environment natural disasters popsci.com Popular Science Technology

• These eight scientists have changed the world with biomedical and global health research.

  These eight scientists have changed the world with biomedical and global health research.,Introducing the winners of the 2023 Canada Gairdner Awards. Introducing the winners of the 2023 Canada Gairdner Awards for excellence in fundamental research. Tags: Announcements popsci.com Popular Science Science sponsored Content

• Babies who grow up around pets may be less likely to develop food allergies

  Babies who grow up around pets may be less likely to develop food allergies,A new study of more than 65,000 infants found evidence that exposure to cats and dogs may prevent food allergies. Tags: Animals Cats Dogs Environment Health Nutrition Pets popsci.com Popular Science

• Ancient DNA confirms Swahilis’ blended African and Asian ancestry

  Ancient DNA confirms Swahilis' blended African and Asian ancestry,Who are Swahili people and how was their culture formed? Thousand-year-old DNA tells a story of multiracial connections, trade, and refugees. Tags: africa archaeology asia culture History popsci.com Popular Science Science