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A number of reasonably priced electric runabouts have arrived this year, delivering more choice for buyers looking to make the switch to EVs. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/yOqfxBo

Bikies are preparing to cash in the deadly drug fentanyl, which is expected to up-end the Australian market in the same way cocaine did methamphetamine, it can be revealed. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/sQz3TRS

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Hundreds of swimmers in fancy dress sprinted towards the cold waters of North Beach in Tenby, UK, for the annual Boxing Day swim. Footage shows swimmers, some dressed up as Disney characters, barreling down the beach. Local media reported that hundreds took part in this year’s rendition of the annual swim. Swimmers had been encouraged to dress up as Disney characters in honour of the 100th anniversary of the Walt Disney Company, the report said. The event was also attended by St John Ambulance, one of the charities benefitting from the event. Credit: Glenthorne Guest House via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/8WaF1Ib

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Shoppers are set to splurge at this year’s Boxing Day sales despite cost-of-living pressures. Thousands of people are expected to head to retailers around the country to finish their last-minute Christmas shopping on the weekend. The Australian Retailers Association says 88 per cent of Australians will still buy Christmas presents this year, despite the cost of living crisis. Boxing Day sales are just around the corner, but a whopping $9 billion is expected to be spent before then. About $23.9 billion is expected to be spent by Australians during the Boxing Day sale period. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/y2hxp8k

Salvation Army public relations secretary Major Warren Elliott says people from “all walks of life” are struggling and have been forced to reach out for help and support this Christmas. Research from the Salvation Army revealed that 68 per cent of Australians are being seriously impacted by the cost of living crisis this Christmas. With more than 5.3 million Aussies won't be able to afford a Christmas meal. “We're concerned that a lot of people are really struggling over Christmas in a number of different ways and people from all different walks of life are struggling,” Mr Elliot told Sky News Australia. “People are spending less on food, people are going out less … they're purchasing less presents for their children and for their family so people are really doing it tough.” from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/CrtRJAa

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (December 24) dismissed reports that the United States had convinced Israel not to expand its military activity. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/mCbQogw

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Actor and writer Rob Carlton tells Gary Jubelin the different ways he has been written out of TV shows, why he bucked the trend by not going nude on Underbelly, and playing Detective Neville 'Scully' Scullion on the popular program. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/ZHiB5ca

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Thick snow fell across parts of central Alaska in the early hours of Sunday, December 17, making it the ‘snowiest year to date’ since at least 1953, according to local media. Footage posted to X by the National Weather Service in Anchorage shows snow falling outside their office after midnight Sunday morning. “This is so unnecessary,” they wrote in the post. On Tuesday, the city saw significant snowfall, including blowing snow that kept schools shut and caused several road accidents, local media reported, citing authorities. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning in the area until Sunday morning. Credit: NWS Anchorage via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/5hBPZMU

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COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber called on countries on Sunday (December 10) to work harder, be flexible and accept compromise to reach a deal on tackling climate change, including wording for the first time on the future of fossil fuels. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/eaclWIq

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Ukrainian officials pressed on with a campaign to remove Soviet-era monuments on Saturday as authorities in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv dismantled a statue of a Red Army commander from a central boulevard. Kyiv city councillor Leonid Yemets told Reuters the statue of Mykola Shchors, a Soviet field commander during the Russian Civil War, would be moved to a museum. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/YE2qHTO

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U.S. President Joe Biden and the first lady, Jill Biden, participated in the annual tradition of lighting the National Christmas Tree in Washington on Thursday (November 30), bringing the holiday spirit to the U.S. capital. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/m9jGdsZ

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