February 19, 2021published at 7:49 AMThe Nation/Asia News Network Immigration police have arrested three South Korean men at a building in Bangkok’s Yannawa district after receiving a tip-off that it was being used as a base to operate a South Korean gambling website. “Preliminary investigation revealed that the three suspects have been hired by a…...
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Deputy Lord Mayor Jess Scully, Lord Mayor Clover Moore and Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich. Credit: Jack Begbie/City of Sydney A rainbow path was unveiled in Prince Alfred Park in Sydney on Tuesday to commemorate legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia. Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore officially unveiled a 90-metre rainbow path at Prince Alfred…...
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News"Legally and constitutionally it's our right to participate in the tournament and nobody can remove us from it"Ehsan Mani, the PCB chairman, has said that Pakistan will demand the T20 World Cup to be shifted out of India if Pakistan do not get written assurances from the host country on the safety and visas of…...
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February 19, 2021published at 7:49 AMThe Nation/Asia News Network Immigration police have arrested three South Korean men at a building in Bangkok’s Yannawa district after receiving a tip-off that it was being used as a base to operate a South Korean gambling website. “Preliminary investigation revealed that the three suspects have been hired by a…...
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Deputy Lord Mayor Jess Scully, Lord Mayor Clover Moore and Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich. Credit: Jack Begbie/City of Sydney A rainbow path was unveiled in Prince Alfred Park in Sydney on Tuesday to commemorate legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia. Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore officially unveiled a 90-metre rainbow path at Prince Alfred…...
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News"Legally and constitutionally it's our right to participate in the tournament and nobody can remove us from it"Ehsan Mani, the PCB chairman, has said that Pakistan will demand the T20 World Cup to be shifted out of India if Pakistan do not get written assurances from the host country on the safety and visas of…...
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The UK Supreme Court yesterday ruled that Uber’s drivers in Blighty are workers for the app-based taxi service, rather than self-employed contractors, potentially paving the way for more than 40,000 drivers to claim minimum wage and paid time off. The case was brought by former Uber drivers Yaseen Aslam and James Farrar. In 2016, the…...
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The Covid-19 vaccine rollout in the United States has left a lot to be desired, and it hasn’t happened nearly as fast as everyone had hoped. Desperate to get the vaccine sooner rather than later, a pair of Florida residents dressed up as elderly women in an attempt to trick vaccination site employees into administering…...
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Businesses are urged to be vigilant when it comes to cybersecurity amid a rise in increasingly sophisticated online scams. Ronan Murphy from cybersecurity company SmartTech247 helps companies with their online security, how to manage risk, and often with smaller firms, assists them when they have fallen victim to some sort of compromise. This includes "spearfishing"…...
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