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Mana Common founder and Chairman Moishe Mana speaks to Fox News Digital about striking a record-breaking $1.1 billion deal with Citadelâs Ken Griffin, which will turn a popular neighborhood into a new Carnegie Mellon campus.
When Ken Griffin's representatives first approached real estate titan, visionary and billionaire Moishe Mana about purchasing the very land he spent decades developing and crafting, Mana was not fully convinced.
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Black market fishing costs legal operators billions of dollars globally per year.
Australian authorities are cracking down on the industry, issuing large fines and crushing boats.
Authorities are looking to scale up their surveillance equipment to combat the issue.
He looks like an ordinary angler, but this 43-year-old man is anything but.
In the waters between Brisbane and Russell Island, he was caught poaching mud crabs and selling them in south-east Queensland.
"Mud crabs can retail anywhere up to $64 a kilo for high-quality, top-grade mud crabs," said Graeme Bolton, director-general of Queensland's Department of Primary Industries.
Last year, other seafood species such as threadfin salmon, molluscs and mulloway were uncovered at the man's house following a raid by fisheries officers.
As one Aussie state continues cracking down on the illegal seafood trade, fishers are being warned they could lose their boats and face hefty fines.
A Queensland man was fined $10,000 after Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol (QBFP) officers uncovered an illegal seafood operation involving the sale of mud crabs, king threadfin salmon and mulloway.
The marine animals were taken from Queensland waters without the required commercial authority, QBFP said.
The man was targeted and surveilled by officers who suspected wrongdoing as part of their ongoing crackdown on the black market seafood trade.
Australia's illicit seafood trade is estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars annually.
According to ABC News, Australian authorities are increasing enforcement against illegal fishing, an illicit trade that damages legal fishers and marine ecosystems. Globally, organised illegal fishing is estimated to cost legal fisheries up to $23 billion each year. The activity can include fishing in protected reserves, breaching catch quotas, using banned gear and international smuggling, and can be linked to labour exploitation, human rights abuses and trafficking of illicit goods.
In Queensland, a 43-year-old man caught poaching mud crabs in waters between Brisbane and Russell Island and selling them in south-east Queensland was convicted, fined $10,000 and had his boat destroyed. Fisheries officers had also found species including threadfin salmon, molluscs and mulloway at his home following a raid. Queensland Department of Primary Industries director-general Graeme Bolton said high-quality mud crabs can retail for up to $64 a kilogram, making them valuable, easy to transport and readily sold on the black market.
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Black market fishing costs legal operators billions of dollars globally per year.
Australian authorities are cracking down on the industry, issuing large fines and crushing boats.
Authorities are looking to scale up their surveillance equipment to combat the issue.
He looks like an ordinary angler, but this 43-year-old man is anything but.
In the waters between Brisbane and Russell Island, he was caught poaching mud crabs and selling them in south-east Queensland.
"Mud crabs can retail anywhere up to $64 a kilo for high-quality, top-grade mud crabs," said Graeme Bolton, director-general of Queensland's Department of Primary Industries.
Last year, other seafood species such as threadfin salmon, molluscs and mulloway were uncovered at the man's house following a raid by fisheries officers.
As one Aussie state continues cracking down on the illegal seafood trade, fishers are being warned they could lose their boats and face hefty fines.
A Queensland man was fined $10,000 after Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol (QBFP) officers uncovered an illegal seafood operation involving the sale of mud crabs, king threadfin salmon and mulloway.
The marine animals were taken from Queensland waters without the required commercial authority, QBFP said.
The man was targeted and surveilled by officers who suspected wrongdoing as part of their ongoing crackdown on the black market seafood trade.
Australia's illicit seafood trade is estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars annually.
A foreign vessel has been detained, its crew suspected of fishing illegally in the Arafura Sea, in an interception by The Australian Border Force (ABF) as part of the ongoing Operation Lunar crackdown.
A patrol intercepted the vessel near the Australian Exclusive Economic Zone (AEEZ) boundary, north of the Wessel Islands in the Northern Territory. A boarding party identified evidence of suspected fisheries offences and seized 100kg of fresh and dry reef fish, and roe.
Following consultation with the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA), the vessel was seized and its crew detained.
The crew have been transported to Darwin for further investigation by AFMA in relation to suspected offences against the Fisheries Management Act 1991.
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The Hulu original series stars Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew and Scoot McNairy
There’s a female serial killer on the loose in Furious.
The Hulu original series follows Alice Black (Emmy Rossum), a former NYPD homicide detective who becomes an FBI agent and begins investigating Catherine (Lola Petticrew), a serial killer whose victims include wealthy and powerful men. As Alice works to connect Catherine to a string of seemingly unrelated deaths, the two women become locked in an increasingly personal cat-and-mouse game.
To prepare to play Alice, Rossum gained 10 lbs. of muscle and trained with retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer. The actress told PEOPLE in July 2026 that she was grateful to have plenty of time to immerse herself in the role — a luxury she doesn’t always get in her line of work.
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Kylie Jenner has gone all-out in pink and rhinestones for her lavish 29th birthday celebrations, transforming her Beverly Hills mansion into a glamorous “Kitty Kylie” themed party.
Surrounded by sisters Kim and Khloe Kardashian and a slew of celebrity friends, the makeup mogul stunned in a hot pink latex minidress and pink heels covered in feathers.
The birthday girl embraced the playful theme by adding a pink feather boa and a rhinestone-covered tiara to her ensemble later in the evening.
She gave her Instagram followers a glimpse inside the glamorous celebrations, sharing snaps of the hot pink decorations, party accessories and three custom made birthday cakes.
Hailey Bieber let loose at Kylie Jenner’s 29th birthday party.
The Rhode founder attended her close friend’s birthday bash Friday, and reposted a wild shot of herself licking a female friend’s backside on her Instagram Stories.
The original shot was posted by influencer Devon Lee Carlson, and shows Bieber bent down and licking her friend’s left side while wearing a tiara, as the friend — whose face isn’t shown — is bent over a marble counter and holds a drink.
The friend’s hot pink sparkly thong was visible thanks to her low-rise jeans and crop top.
Happy almost 29th birthday, Kylie Jenner! Beauty mogul, mom, and a mighty Leo. Jenner celebrated her birthday early with a âPrincess Kittyâ-themed party. What does that mean, you might be asking? And what, most importantly, about the dress code?
Jenner kicked the party off in style wearing a neon-pink latex mini-dress (probably from her own brand, Khy) paired with candy pink, fluffy Gucci Bombshell sandals. Glam was equally Barbie girl, with a pop of blush on the cheeks, a smoky eye, and precisely lined pink lip by her go-to makeup artist Ariel Tejada. Her manicure was also a coordinating shade of hot pink. In the background of her selfie posted to Instagram, you could peep Jennerâs massive collection of Birkin bags.
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Starring Philippa Northeast and an extremely buff Christopher Chung, Miles Franklinâs 1901 novel has been adapted into a spirited series âunashamedly intended for womenâ
Within the first 10 minutes of My Brilliant Career, Netflixâs new adaptation of the classic Australian novel by Miles Franklin, thereâs smutty performance poetry and a Divinyls needle drop that suggests itâs not going to be your standard turn-of-the-century period drama. By the end of the first episode â in which our teen heroine, Sybylla Melvin, pops a squat for a bush wee and flashes her knickers at a drawing room full of toffs while dancing to a Rod Stewart cover â you sense that anything could happen. And yet somehow, the alfresco fingerbang later in the series still surprises.
Just a month ago, Netflix’s adaptation of Little House on the Prairie flamed the culture wars with its more inclusive take on the beloved semi-autobiographical stories by Laura Ingalls Wilder about life as a US pioneer in the 1800s.
The streamer’s take on Australian classic My Brilliant Career also introduces fresh perspectives and storylines, including Indigenous, Chinese-Australian and queer characters who certainly weren’t present in Miles Franklin’s landmark 1901 novel, or the 1979 film by Gillian Armstrong starring Judy Davis and Sam Neill. The 2024 stage musical’s diverse cast added room for interpretation, though this is far more explicit.
It’s always a tricky proposition, bringing a beloved novel to the small screen. There will always be viewers who take umbrage with the way their favourite book has been adapted. The characters may not look the way they should, key elements may have been left out: the hero or heroine might appear too modern, have too much hair; be not quite pretty enough — there’s always something.
With all this in mind, it will be interesting to see what audiences make of this adaptation of Miles Franklin’s beloved novel of the same name from 1901.
The text has long been studied in classrooms, but most will probably remember it from Gillian Armstrong’s much-loved 1979 film, which starred Judy Davis and a very smouldering Sam Neill.
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Join Coach Craig McRae, AFLW Captain Ruby Schleicher and AFL Vice-Captain Brayden Maynard as they take you for a tour of the Pies' world-class facility, the Magpies' headquarters, presented by KGM.
Pies young gun Ash Centra speaks ahead of her second AFLW season.
Follow along as Collingwood AFLW players Georgia Knight and Ellie Brady take you on a tour of their share house thanks to Ray White.
Go behind the scenes of game day in Adelaide with Isaac Quaynor and Nick Daicos as they prepare for a thrilling AFL clash at the Adelaide Oval.
Go inside one of the biggest moments in V/AFL history, as Collingwood legend Scott Pendlebury breaks the all-time games record.
Seven will broadcast an exclusive documentary celebrating Scott Pendlebury’s record-breaking 433rd AFL game, following his historic achievement in Round 11 of the 2026 AFL season.
According to Seven, the documentary features unprecedented access in the lead-up to Pendlebury’s record-breaking game and throughout the occasion itself.
The special includes exclusive interviews with teammates and Collingwood staff, along with never-before-seen vision and behind-the-scenes moments captured as history unfolded.
The documentary also explores the preparation, emotion and celebrations surrounding the match that saw Pendleburybecome the V/AFL’s all-time games record holder.
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Essendon’s next coach might’ve been right under their nose on Anzac Day.
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Long before Tim Tszyu was chasing some of America’s biggest names, there was the night his dad walked into Las Vegas as the outsider – and left with every world title that mattered.
It remains one of the greatest wins in Australian boxing history.
And more than 20 years later, the images are still impossible to forget.
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