As it happened: Brisbane on Thursday, September 19
19 Sep
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As it happened: Brisbane on Thursday, September 19

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Key posts1 of 3Police appeal for witnesses in crash that killed womanBy Catherine StrohfeldtInvestigators are appealing to three motorists seen in CCTV footage prior to a single-vehicle crash in Coopers Plains around 4.50 this morning that killed a female pedestrian.Emergency services declared the pedestrian – a woman in her 30s – dead on-scene after she received critical injuries from the crash.Slowed-down CCTV footage of the three vehicles travelling on Kessels Road, Coopers Plains, before a fatal single-vehicle crash. Credit: Queensland PolicePolice reported the vehicle was a Mitsubishi Lancer, indicated to have struck the pedestrian on the footpath near Kessels and Riawena roads, where it also rolled into a ditch and hit a pole.The 19-year-old man driving the Lancer was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries.The three...
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As it happened: Unemployment rate holds steady; Pressure on RBA after US cuts interest rates
19 Sep
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As it happened: Unemployment rate holds steady; Pressure on RBA after US cuts interest rates

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Key posts1 of 4What we covered todayBy Lachlan AbbottThanks for reading the national news blog. This is where we’ll end today’s coverage.To conclude, here’s a look back at the day’s major stories:The world’s most important central bank, the US Federal Reserve, has cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point, jolting financial and commodity markets while putting pressure on Australia’s Reserve Bank to bring forward its own plans for rate relief.Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed regret that Australia was unable to vote for a United Nations resolution calling on Israel to withdraw from the West Bank and Gaza within a year, saying the nation’s diplomats had tried and failed to redraft the motion to make it less contentious.The Australian unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2 per cent in August...
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What happened today in Hungary? — 31 August, 2024
01 Sep
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What happened today in Hungary? — 31 August, 2024

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Top Stories Tamfitronics New QR code payment system qvik to launch in Hungarian stores on 1 SeptemberHungarian geological site recognised among the world’s most significant!Hungarians most dissatisfied with their appearancehealth report revealsTravel:Budapest Airport prepares for 75th birthday with new destinations and developmentsSpecial investigation into airlines announced in Hungary to address ongoing consumer complaintStructural issues at MÁV: Recent disruptions expose deep problems in Hungarian rail networkPolitics:FM Szijjártó holds talks with Gazprom CEOsays Hungary ready for winterFormer adviser to Hungary’s Finance Minister wanted internationallyrefuses to face trial in HungaryFeatured image: depositphotos.com If you would like to support the work of the Daily News Hungary staff and independent journalism, please make a donation here Hungary What happened today in Hungary?
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What happened today in Hungary? — 26 August, 2024
27 Aug
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What happened today in Hungary? — 26 August, 2024

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Drivers fight with a diversion sign in a road accident on a Hungarian motorway – VIDEOBudapest Keleti railway station reopening date announced after train derailment incidentNewly released video of train derailment at Budapest Keleti railway station –Watch hereTop Stories Tamfitronics Business, economyLatest average earnings in Hungary: updated income statistics and trendsPaks nuclear power plant free to overheat the Danube in the future?Top Stories Tamfitronics Program guideHungarys finest wine festival arrives with refined taste and stylish composition, details HEREBeer festival in Budapest awaits beer enthusiasts with over 250 types of beer PHOTOSBudapest Central European Fashion Week kicks off: highlights and eventsTop Stories Tamfitronics Property, bridgesHere are the cheapest places to buy a house in the Budapest agglomeration, read detailsHungarys longest viaduct to be lifted: motorway section closed for two weeks, read details...
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