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A car drove into a crowd of NRL fans lining Newcastle streets to farewell the Newcastle Knights, injuring about ten people, two of them critically, including a child. The driver has been arrested. The crowd had gathered to wave off the team's bus, and news outlets across Australia are providing rolling updates as police respond.
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SNCF's new 'Oxygène' trainsets will enter service on Intercités routes from Toulouse in summer 2027, replacing ageing rolling stock. The new trains promise better comfort, more reliable service and improved amenities for passengers on long-distance regional routes. Travellers in south-west France have long complained about delays and outdated carriages, so the confirmed timeline is drawing attention.
- 3Turbobulls adds personal inflation tracking to net worth charts▼New in Turbobulls: inflation for your own money, not the headline number. Hover a date on the net worth chart to see wha
Personal finance platform Turbobulls has rolled out a feature that measures inflation against a user's own money rather than the headline rate. Hovering over a date on the net worth chart shows what that day's cash and investments would buy today, while a Wallet view reveals losses on idle cash and the Portfolio includes an inflation break-even line. The tools are reserved for Turbo Pro subscribers.
- 4Ubuntu adds Windows-like tiling layout picker●Time for this week's # Linux and # OpenSource news video! In this one, # Ubuntu adds a Windows-like tiling layout picker
Ubuntu is rolling out a Windows-style tiling layout picker, letting users snap windows into grids from an on-screen menu. The feature is part of this week's Linux and open source news roundup, which also covers a rounder Firefox redesign and a proposed Flatpak-like packaging tool for command-line and developer tools. Linux watchers see it as Ubuntu borrowing a popular window-management idea from Windows.
- 5Ramsey Show Host Warns Detroit Caller Against Rolling $25,000 Into a HELOC▼'You're One Stolen Car Away From This All Happening Again': Ramsey Show Host to Mark in Detroit Rolling $25,000 Into a HELOC
A host of the Ramsey Show advised a caller in Detroit not to roll $25,000 into a home equity line of credit, warning that a stolen car or another financial setback could put him right back in trouble. The exchange, highlighted by personal finance commentary, is drawing attention for its blunt caution about using home equity to cover risky debts.
- 6Tesla Model 3 and Model Y can now power homes●Tesla Model 3 and Model Y can finally power your home, years after rivals
Tesla is rolling out the ability for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to supply power to homes, a bidirectional capability rivals like Ford, Hyundai and General Motors have offered for years. The feature allows the car's battery to back up a household during outages or offset energy costs, bringing Tesla's vehicles in line with competing electric cars in vehicle-to-home charging.
- 7Rolling Line v6.3 update adds hobby workshop decor●Rolling Line v6.3 setzt ganz auf Modellbahn-Atmosphäre: neue Deko für Hobbywerkstatt und Elektronik, Rasterplatten im Ma
The train sandbox game Rolling Line has received its version 6.3 update, focusing on model railway atmosphere. The patch brings new decoration items for hobby workshops and electronics scenes, 40 x 30 cm scale pegboards, a circuit-board locomotive, and more freedom in designing room layouts. Players are being asked which details their layouts cannot do without.
- 8Delta Lags Rivals on Starlink Wi-Fi Amid Musk Criticism●Delta Lags Behind Rivals on Starlink Wi-Fi Amid Musk Criticism
Delta Air Lines is facing criticism for falling behind competitors in rolling out Starlink Wi-Fi on its flights, with rivals moving faster to adopt Elon Musk's satellite internet service. The discussion has been amplified by Musk himself, who has weighed in publicly on the airline's slower adoption compared to carriers that have already equipped fleets or announced quicker rollouts of the service.
- 9Haas F1 Team Launches New Driver Collection Merchandise●TGR Haas F1 Team (@HaasF1Team): Driver Collection has now dropped 👕 Rep your driver in style 👌 🛒👉 https:// t.co/tFZL1lYP
Haas F1 Team has released its new Driver Collection, a line of merchandise letting fans support individual drivers from the squad. The drop includes driver-branded apparel and is now available through the team's online store. The announcement is drawing attention from Formula 1 followers as the season's fan merchandise rolls out.
- 10Charleston ballpark offers mobile concession service to fans▼In Charleston, ballpark concessions can come to you
A ballpark in Charleston is letting spectators order concessions directly to their seats instead of waiting in line at stands. The service, reported by FoodService Director, means food and drinks come to fans during games. It reflects a wider push by sports venues to improve the game-day experience and boost spending through faster, more convenient service.
- 11IKEA and Xbox announce gaming furniture collection●IKEA and Xbox are teaming up on a new gaming collection: Everything we know
IKEA and Microsoft's Xbox brand are teaming up to launch a new gaming collection, blending furniture and accessories designed for gamers. Details on pricing, product line-up and release dates remain limited, but the partnership signals both companies' push into the growing gaming lifestyle market. Coverage so far has focused on what the collaboration might include and when it will roll out.
- 12Ukraine Unveils Amphibious Robot for Ammo Delivery●Ukraine’s New Amphibious Robot Carries Ammo 40+ km Across Land and Water
Ukraine has introduced a new amphibious ground robot capable of carrying ammunition more than 40 kilometres across both land and water. The unmanned vehicle is designed to resupply frontline troops while keeping soldiers away from drone fire and artillery. It adds to Ukraine's growing fleet of unmanned systems being used for logistics along the front line in the war with Russia.