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Residents in Kalbarri and the surrounding Mid West will soon provide feedback on the proposed $15 billion Murchison Green Hydrogen project, which aims to develop a solar and wind-powered hydrogen facility north of Kalbarri. While the project promises economic benefits and jobs, concerns from locals and the Shire of Northampton about environmental impacts and access to coastal areas have emerged. Want More Context? 🔎

An osprey in western Canada dropped a fish onto power lines due to fatigue from high temperatures, igniting a brush fire near Ashcroft, according to firefighters. The incident, which briefly disrupted power in the area, humorously prompted the fire service to suggest the bird might have wanted to try "cooked" fish instead of raw. Want More Context? 🔎

Britain has issued its first space launch license to Skyrora, a Scottish rocket company, allowing it to conduct up to 16 satellite launches annually from the SaxaVord Spaceport, contingent on further approvals. Despite the license, Skyrora's 2025 launch is delayed, prompting potential alternative launches from Australia, Oman, or Iceland as the UK aims to revitalize its space industry. Want More Context? 🔎

England's thrilling Test series against India concluded dramatically at the Oval, with notable performances highlighting key insights: Joe Root's exceptional form saw him surpass Ricky Ponting in Test runs, while Mohammed Siraj emerged as a leading force for India, claiming nine wickets in the final match. Want More Context? 🔎

The case for an RBA interest rate cut is weak, as inflation remains within target, and a rate cut would further distort economic allocation and penalize savers while rewarding inefficiency. Calls for easing are driven by flawed economic models and political convenience, risking further currency depreciation and undermining the RBA's commitment to price stability. Want More Context? 🔎

Horizon Minerals has acquired the Gordons gold project in Western Australia for $2.81 million, funded through cash and shares, enhancing its exploration capabilities near the Black Swan processing facility. This strategic move positions Horizon to capitalize on the region's gold potential, aiming for a five-year mine plan while leveraging nearby resources for efficient production. Want More Context? 🔎