December 13, 2025

J&J Ordered to Pay $40 Million in Ovarian Cancer Baby Powder Case

A California jury has ruled that Johnson & Johnson must pay $40 million to two women who blamed their ovarian cancer on decades of using J&J’s talc-based baby powder. The company says its products are safe and plans to appeal.

December 13, 2025

Australia Triples Home Battery Subsidy to $7.2bn but Limits Discounts on Larger Systems

Australia boosts a popular home battery subsidy from $2.3bn to $7.2bn over four years. Discounts for bigger batteries will shrink, encouraging smaller, 'right-sized' systems. Thousands of households now save up to $2,000 yearly on energy bills with solar and battery combos.

December 13, 2025

Melbourne’s $10.2bn West Gate Tunnel to Open This Sunday, Promising Smoother Rides

After delays and cost overruns, Melbourne's West Gate Tunnel will open Sunday. The 16km route offers new tunnels, roads, cycling paths, and tolls to reduce city traffic.

December 13, 2025

US Labor Secretary Cracks Down on H-1B Visa Abuses to Protect American Jobs

US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer announces a stronger clampdown on H-1B visa misuse. The Project Firewall targets wage suppression and protects domestic workers with nearly 200 investigations underway.

December 13, 2025

Mega Job Fair in Gajuwaka Sees 1,200 On-Spot Placements Among 5,000 Job Seekers

A mega job fair in Gajuwaka attracted over 5,000 candidates. More than 55 top companies participated. About 1,200 candidates got jobs on the spot. The event encouraged youth to focus on career skills.