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Rugby league boss Peter V’landys accused the New South Wales prime minister of using a “humanitarian tragedy” to renege on a handshake agreement to transform a suburban stadium. Key points: NSW Prime Minister Dominic Perrottet says he should prioritize disaster funding over stadium grants However, rugby league boss Peter V’landys accused Perrottet of making excuses to cancel their deal. Mr V’landys claims the deal includes hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade stadiums in Manly, Cronulla and Leichhardt V’landys threatened to move the NRL Grand Finals from Sydney as a result, saying the sport had been “tied up” by the state government for three years. He said Prime Minister Dominic Perrottet this year pledged to upgrade local pitches across the city as part of a deal to keep the game showpiece in Harbor City until 2042. “We shook hands. We looked into each other’s eyes and we made a deal,” V’landys told Nine radio this morning. “He said, ‘You don’t have to put it in the budget, I c

Credit: Curtin University A new study from Curtin University has found that water was transported much deeper in the early Earth than previously thought, explaining how the continents originally formed. Studies published in Earth and Planetary Science Letter answers a long-standing question about Earth’s early water cycle. Principal investigator Dr. Michael Hartnady, of the Curtin School of Earth and Planetary Sciences, says how water is stored and transported through the Earth’s crust affects everything from where volcanoes and mineral deposits form to where earthquakes occur. “Although we understand the modern deep water cycle, we know very little about how it worked when Earth was a very young planet,” said Dr. Hartnady. “Some geological evidence suggests that water was transported to great depths on Earth all the way back to 3.5 billion years ago, although it is not well understood how exactly it got there.” The researchers used ad

Best Weapon: Maverick is the definition of a summer blockbuster. While the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the number of moviegoers going to their beloved theaters, it’s clear that many are eager to see this long-awaited sequel on the big screen. Here are the latest figures that prove it Best Weapon: Maverick can’t and won’t stop making money at the box office. As Collider shared, Best Weapon: Maverick still flying high at the box office, and we’re only at the end of July. In its ninth weekend, Tom Cruise’s films earned an impressive $16.4 million at the international box office in 65 markets, adding up to a total of $647.1 million in that category. Most of the weekend’s international revenue came from Korea, where the film has run over five weekends and has grossed $53.3 million. In other countries, Best Weapon: Maverick is in its ninth weekend, with fighter pilot films earning $2.4 million in Japan ($72.7 million total), $1.2 million in the UK ($91.9 million total), Fran

The Quantum Hall Effect (QH) enables the exploitation of the quantum coherence of electrons for a wide range of applications from metrology to quantum computing. QH interferometry is a handy tool that provides an archetypal platform for achieving interwoven statistics of fractional QH states. However, the phase coherence along the interferometer and the suppression of the Coulomb filling energy are required to observe the fractional statistics. Study: Quantum Hall interferometry in the triangular domain of a marginally twisted bilayer graphene. Image Credit: Neon_dust/Shutterstock.com In an article recently published in the journal nano letter, The QH interferometer is based on a slightly twisted bilayer graphene with a twist angle (θ) of 0.16 degrees. Operation of the device in the QH regime results in unique magneto-thermopower features, including Aharonov–Bohm (AhB) and Fabry–Pérot (FP) oscillations in the magnetic-density field phase, where the Landau level fill factor (ν) is 4

A mother who had her 18-year-old daughter sign a $100-a-month rent to continue living at home has sparked a heated debate on TikTok after opening up about her new financial arrangement with the teenager. An Oklahoma mother filmed her daughter Jada, 18, signing a legal lease agreement and posted it with the caption ‘when your 18 year old decides to stay home’. The video of the unnamed woman was later cut to her daughter signing a legal agreement with the text ‘arrangement. [her] for success.’ Her clip sparked a firestorm on the video-sharing app, garnering more than 1.5 million views, as well as thousands of likes and comments – with many users divided over whether the mother treated her daughter fairly. An Oklahoma mother has gone viral on TikTok for getting her daughter Jada, 18, to sign a rental agreement and has captioned the video ‘when your 18 year old decides to stay home’ The mother-of-six filmed her daughter Jada (pictured above) reading and signing legal docu

The post-credits scene of Thor: Love and Thunder is not to be missed. After all, we Marvel fans are well trained to stay put until the last credits roll, and Taikia Waititi’s new film is no different with some spectacular post-credits sequences that could have huge implications for the future of the MCU. Below, we’ve compiled the ultimate guide to Thor: Love and Thunder post credits, including how many and whether they’re worth staying. It’s all non-spoiler – below that, and after the spoiler alert, we dive deeper into what those scenes mean – and what they tell us about the sequel. Read on for everything you need to know about the post-credits scene of Thor: Love and Thunder. How many post-credits scenes for Thor: Love and Thunder? There are two post-credits scenes in Thor: Love and Thunder. The first comes after the stylized credits featuring all the major stars and cameos. The second scene arrived about four minutes later after the full credits had finished rolling. Now comes

The Sunrise hosts didn’t hold back on Thursday when they blasted the Kardashians during a breakfast show. Natalie Barr, Monique Wright, Mark Beretta and Michael Usher claim the famous family has made billions of dollars from ‘nothing’. Barr, 54, said he was surprised that Kim Kardashian’s successful Skims clothing line was now available at upscale Australian department store David Jones. The Sunrise hosts didn’t hold back on Thursday when they slammed the Kardashians during a breakfast show “It’s amazing they’ve made billions of dollars,” Natalie began. ‘And they created it out of nothing didn’t they?’ Mark interrupted. “Well, something,” Natalie joked, apparently referring to Kim’s sex tape with Ray J that leaked and catapulted her to fame. Natalie Barr, 54, said she was surprised that Kim Kardashian’s successful Skims clothing line was now available at upscale Australian department store David Jones. “My six year old said the same thing and said how did they get so rich