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Australian employment rebounded in May, reversing the previous month's losses, while the unemployment rate edged lower. The data validates the Reserve Bank of Australia's assessment that the labour market remains tight. The figures suggest the Australian economy continues to show resilience despite global economic uncertainties.
Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group and creator of the world's first index fund for retail investors, famously argued that costs are the single most important factor in investing. His mantra — a riff on real estate's "location, location, location" — holds that fees silently erode long-term returns. The principle is especially relevant today as investors compare actively managed funds with low-cost index alternatives.
Researchers from the University of Heidelberg have deciphered an inscription on a lead tablet unearthed in the Dutch city of Heerlen. Dating to the 2nd century AD, the tablet bears a curse written in Greek, invoking gods and demons to bring misfortune upon specific individuals. The artifact had lain buried beneath a city square for nearly 2,000 years.
A SW Research poll conducted for rp.pl found that a clear majority of Poles consider doctors' salaries in Poland to be too high. The results feed into the ongoing public debate about pay transparency in the healthcare sector. The survey comes amid the scandal surrounding Warsaw's Szpital Południowy hospital and reports about physician earnings.
Venezuela declared a state of emergency after back-to-back massive earthquakes struck the country, toppling buildings in Caracas, knocking out power lines, and severely damaging the capital's main airport. The consecutive quakes caused widespread destruction across the capital. Authorities activated emergency procedures in response to the scale of the disaster.
Vinicius Junior scored a header during Brazil's 2:0 win over Scotland, then revealed in a post-match interview that he had promised coach Carlo Ancelotti he would do exactly that. Ancelotti reportedly told him it was impossible and pledged a gift if he pulled it off. Vinicius confirmed he is now waiting for Ancelotti to deliver on the promise.
Karl Stefanovic will not appear on his Friday radio show on Gold FM with Eddie McGuire following widespread backlash over his podcast interview with UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Nine Entertainment is expected to cut ties with the Today show host. ARN Media is reviewing Stefanovic's recently signed contract after advertisers threatened a boycott.
Pieter Koolwijk's book "Gostek" appears to be a story about boyhood friendship, but psychologist Michalina Gajewska explains it is really about childhood pain, mental health and family secrets. Gajewska recommends it to parents who want to better understand a child's inner world — one that does not always fit into adult-convenient frameworks. The book can serve as a gateway for difficult family conversations.
Rockstar Games has revealed Polish prices and editions for GTA 6. According to the article's analysis, buying the physical box edition is poor value compared to the digital version. The full price breakdown and edition details are discussed in the piece, but the specific figures were not included in the provided text excerpt.
In the 1970s, Bali's southern coastline was rapidly transformed by a tourism boom that brought hotels, parking lots, and nightlife hotspots catering to young travellers from North America, Europe, and Australasia. This wave of mass tourism collided with the island's centuries-old social and religious order. The piece explores what survived of traditional Balinese culture amid that upheaval.
Beta ETF, the leading ETF provider on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, has surpassed 2.5 billion PLN in assets under management and aims to break 3 billion PLN this year. The firm is developing a new fund offering exposure to 140 Polish companies in a single transaction. In parallel, it is pursuing its own investment fund company (TFI) licence, a move that could significantly change how it operates.
The number of psychology students in Poland has surged from 34,000 seven years ago to over 84,000 today — a nearly 150% increase that puts Poland among Europe's leaders in the field. Experts warn that academic staff numbers are not keeping pace with the boom, raising concerns about education quality. A new law regulating the psychology profession may expose further systemic problems.
The US and Iran are continuing to clash over the terms of an agreement to end their war, despite a deal already being in principle agreed. Trump stated that Iran must accept tolls on traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, or the deal is off. The standoff risks collapsing negotiations that were meant to bring the conflict to a close.
Health Minister Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda revealed that some Polish hospitals are spending up to 100% of their budgets on staff salaries, leaving nothing for treatment or equipment. Commenting on the Warsaw Szpital Południowy scandal, she confirmed that she and the Mazovian governor have launched their own audit of the facility. Proposed healthcare reforms are to include measures on pay transparency.
Canada have qualified from their World Cup group but will play no further matches on home soil after losing their final group game to Switzerland. As co-hosts of the tournament, the result means Canadian fans will no longer be able to see their team play domestically. Players and supporters described "mixed emotions" — relief at qualifying alongside disappointment at losing home advantage.
A Polish journalist covering the World Cup describes walking into the dressing room, tunnel and VIP lounge at the New York Red Bulls stadium armed with nothing more than a press credential around his neck and a dose of confidence. He also met fans who had flown halfway around the world without tickets to a single match. The column offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the tournament and highlights security gaps in access control.
The new Star Fox game starts simply — shoot enemies and avoid being shot — but grows significantly more complex later in the campaign, especially on harder routes. A beginner's guide offers 9 tips to help new players navigate the game's mechanics and tricky stages. The article covers core gameplay systems, though the full tip list wasn't included in the excerpt provided.
Lindau is a charming island town on Lake Constance, situated at the point where Germany, Austria and Switzerland converge — one of Bavaria's lesser-known gems. While Bavaria is typically associated with castles and beer festivals, Lindau draws visitors with tranquility, picturesque architecture and stunning lakeside views. The article presents it as an ideal destination for travellers seeking calm away from the tourist mainstream.
On 5 October 1877, a Nez Percé leader on horseback faced five U.S. soldiers on the Montana prairie and surrendered, ending a months-long, hundreds-of-miles flight from the U.S. Army. The tribe had been fleeing forced relocation, fighting off pursuit across rugged terrain. His surrender speech — "From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever" — became one of American history's most quoted.
Poland's Enterprise Development Agency (PARP) is running a programme called "Support for Companies in Temporary Difficulties", aimed at businesses struggling with cash flow problems. Eligible firms can receive grants of up to 154,000 PLN for advisory services, with participation free of charge. The scheme targets issues including rising costs, staffing problems, and unreliable business partners.
June 25th marks one year since the historic launch of the space mission carrying Polish astronaut Sławosz Uznański. The mission succeeded on the seventh attempt. The anniversary is an occasion to reflect on this landmark moment for Polish spaceflight history.
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