According to an exhibition at The British Library in London called "Breaking the News-Reported or Distorted" these points make an event news. The most positive one is Celebration! No wonder 90% of the news is often negative. Crime and sensationalism Scandal Conflict  Disaster Power Suppression Satire Chaos Celebrity Celebration

Great to celebrate people who have pushed boundaries to get a story told. Their achievements tell how individuals can make a difference to the way a story is reported and shared.The Breaking the News Exhibition at the British Library in London celebrates news breakers such as Carole Cadwalladr who broke the Cambridge Analytica story in 2018. Her compelling TedTalks address https://www.ted.com/talks/carole_cadwalladr_facebook_s_role_in_brexit_and_the_threat_to_democracy?

With domestic violence cases rising in Australia, services are struggling to meet the demand for crisis accommodation. One not-for

The NSW state government will permanently fund screening for a rare but devastating genetic disorder with a high infant death rate

Stephen Walters, NSW Chief Economist, gave an excellent presentation at EY for the Sydney Financial Forum about the Australian economy and its prospects. Due to strong headwinds affecting energy prices, as well as inflation related to events in the Ukraine and China, he stressed the need for reform to improve productivity. Areas he considered need major reforms are:Tax incentivesEarly learningEmployment of WomenInternational migrationVocational educationEnergy - in ST ensure available supply meets demand. LT make transition to net zeroMake it easier for people to enter the housing marketConnect universities with ideas to possibilities for commercialisationBring more retired people back into the workforce

Philips Ambilight TV leverages cutting-edge technology by implementing LEDs behind the edges of the TV screen. The LEDs project