Ahly s goalkeeper Mohamed el-Shenawy reacts at the end of the CAF Champions League semi-final match. AFP Ahly will face Talae El-Gaish in the Egyptian Premier League on Friday, then host Ceramica Cleopatra on Monday before hosting Morocco’s Wydad on June 4 in the first leg of the Champions League final. The team’s first-choice … [Read more…]
Mysterious emissions of radio light from the far reaches of the universe are the next big thing in modern radio astronomy. Fleeting flurries of radio waves, called fast radio bursts (FRBs) reach earth from faraway galaxies, emitting as much energy in a millisecond as the sun does over weeks. In spite of being the brightest radio bursts found in … [Read more…]
Plymouth Parkway manager Lee Hobbs says he is likely to sign a permanent goalkeeper this summer after feeling both the benefits and dangers of bringing in loanees. After seeing Kyle Moore depart Bolitho Park in October, Hobbs swooped for Plymouth Argyle glovesman Adam Parkes, who was third-choice glovesman at Home Park, but when the Pilgrims … [Read more…]
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance (2019) They finally did it! After decades of discussions, a sequel to Jim Henson’s cult puppet fantasy The Dark Crystal was made, with painstaking care and a great deal of cash spent. And then… it went away almost as soon as it had arrived. Perhaps kids just found the … [Read more…]
Fresh assays from Mount Ridley Mines’ Mia prospect near the Western Australian town of Esperance have outlined multiple, parallel, high-grade trends of clay-hosted rare earths mineralisation across a 3km-wide zone that remain open to the north-east and south-west. Management says the intersections range between 3m and 41m and have an average thickness of about 12m. … [Read more…]
When it comes to picking out the world’s best beaches, there’s a lot to consider. After all, beyond a solid amount of sun, sea and sand, everyone looks for different things in their ideal beach. Pristine sand and crystal clear waters? A stunning natural backdrop? Solid party vibes? All of that comes into play and … [Read more…]
ASX-listed Emu NL has confirmed what it says are “outstanding” rare earths at its Graceland project near Lake Grace in Western Australia’s Eastern Wheatbelt, after assays from its maiden drill campaign at the site returned results of up to 960 parts per million total rare earths oxide (TREO). The company completed an eight-hole reverse-circulation (RC) … [Read more…]
Western Australians can have their say on the opportunities for reform identified by the independent panel reviewing the State’s vital biosecurity legislation. The Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (BAM Act) is one of WA’s most important pieces of legislation, providing the means to address harmful pests and diseases that can impact WA industries, the … [Read more…]
Detectives have released CCTV footage of a man as investigations continue into an alleged home invasion at Muswellbrook earlier this year. About 1.15am on Saturday 4 March 2023, emergency services were called to a home on Forbes Street, Muswellbrook, following reports of an aggravated robbery. Police have been told five men – armed with weapons … [Read more…]
WA’s farmland values pushed further into record territory last year as sales increased by 27.5 per cent to reach a whopping $895 million. The median price per hectare topped at $5,121, fuelled by strong demand and increasingly tight supply, as values continued their good run with a fifth consecutive year of growth. Over the past … [Read more…]