Ace Breaking News – In short: Amazon removes ceiling light after it catches fire and melts in safety test: By investigative reporter Amy Greenbank for Topic:Consumer Protection Published: Fri 16 Oct 2026 at 6:24am A ceiling light bought on Amazon Australia caught fire and melted during safety testing. It remained for sale after Amazon was warned, […]
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Ace Business Desk – Britain has already spent more this year switching wind farms off and gas plants on than it did throughout last year. The bill: £1.51bn. Energy suppliers, meanwhile, warn of the worst winter crisis since 2022. Labour’s promise of cheaper energy looks increasingly expensive to deliver. The grid: Britain has spent more than […]
Ace Business Desk – In short: Tesla has released plans to build Australia’s largest public charging site for EVs on the Victoria-NSW border. Plans submitted to Albury City Council show the hub will have the capacity to charge 37 cars simultaneously: Published Tue 13 Oct 2026 at 7:33am What’s next? Albury City Council will consider […]
Ace Business Desk – Labour’s energy price ‘doom loop’: the Net Zero legacy as households face debt ‘doom loop’ as energy bills rise and debt forecast to reach £7 Billion British households face a growing energy debt crisis as unpaid gas and electricity bills are forecast to reach at least £7bn next year. Suppliers are […]
Ace Breaking News – The BBC licence fee is considered a compulsory payment required to watch live TV and use BBC services, and it has been reclassified as a tax by the Office for National Statistics. Currently, the fee is £180 per year, and there are discussions about potential reforms to this funding model here’s […]
Ace Finance Desk – In short: The cost of insuring against a debt default by Wall Street’s tech titans has hit record levels. Neocloud company CoreWeave is among the most expensive to insure against as Investors brace for big tech collapse as debt levels soar by business correspondent David Taylor and ABC & wires & Reuters News […]
Ace Food Desk – British supermarkets have trained us to expect tomatoes, cucumbers and asparagus throughout the year. Their year-round presence can make seasonality seem obsolete The Conversation by Kambiz Baghalian Published: September 30, 2026 3.24pm BST The end of endless summer: why cheap winter veg is under threat But the seasons have not disappeared. When British weather cannot […]
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