Mal Lanyon declared NSW’s new police commissioner
Speaking for the first time since being appointed, the former deputy commissioner has promised to lead with “honesty, accountability, and integrity”.
Day: September 23, 2025
Why We Fight: VIFF Highlights the Struggle for a Better World
‘Insights’ series features documentaries that confront oppression and celebrate those who oppose it.
Rupee Falls 7 Paise From All-Time Closing Low To 88.80 Against US Dollar, Dragged Down By Tariff & H-1B Visa Issues
Forex traders said rupee is hovering near its all-time low level as enhanced US tariffs on Indian goods as well as US H-1B visa fee hike dented investor sentiments.Moreover, investors’ risk-aversion and trade policy uncertainty has also exacerbated the rupee’s depreciation.
Annapurna Interactive’s first Tokyo Game Show Direct features three new game reveals
D-topia, People of Note, and Demi and the Fractured Dream join the Annapurna Interactive lineup and will all be playable at this year’s Tokyo Game Show.
Maharashtra To Extend Cashless Medical Benefits To Teachers Of Partially Aided Schools
Currently, cashless medical services are being successfully implemented for police personnel, sales tax employees, and staff of the Bombay High Court and their families.
Metro Pacific takes over Metro Antipolo Hospital, 28th in its medical chain
MANILA, Philippines — Metro Pacific Health Corp. (MPH), the private hospital network led by billionaire Manuel Pangilinan, acquired a majority shareholding in Metro Antipolo Hospital and Medical Center Inc. (MAHMC), adding a 28th hospital to its portfolio. MPH plans to establish a new urgent care center for the 109-bed MAHMC to expand the latter’s outpatient services.
Investigation underway after shooting in Tamarac sends woman to the hospital
Paramedics rushed a woman to the hospital after she was shot in a Tamarac neighborhood. Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies said they responded near the 8200.
White House Calls For Probe Into Malfunctions Faced By Trump At UN
The White House called for an investigation after an escalator stopped as Trump and the First Lady entered the UN, following teleprompter issues.
Ex-finance chief pushes for smaller peso bills to curb corruption
MANILA, Philippines — Former Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima urged the government to scrap P500 and P1,000 bills, saying smaller denominations would make it harder for corrupt officials to stash or move illicit cash. Purisima said on Wednesday that cutting the largest note in circulation to P200 would raise the logistical cost of hiding graft money. This