Protesters spray tourists with water guns in Barcelona, chant ‘tourists go home’

The Shire of Derby is initiating negotiations to transfer control of Derby Port back to the Kimberley Ports Authority due to over $1.2 million in losses and unsustainable operational costs. Commissioner Jeff Gooding emphasized the need for a satisfactory agreement to protect community interests and ensure future trade discussions, while former president Peter McCumstie suggested final negotiations should be handled by the incoming elected council. Want More Context? 🔎

A four-vehicle collision on the Kwinana Freeway northbound near Leach Highway in Mount Pleasant has reduced traffic to a single lane. The incident, involving three cars and a truck, occurred just before 10am, prompting police and towing services to respond; motorists are advised to exercise caution due to heavy traffic in the area. Want More Context? 🔎

Justin Timberlake announced on Instagram that he has been diagnosed with Lyme disease, which he described as “relentlessly debilitating.” Despite considering ending his tour due to health issues, he chose to continue performing, expressing gratitude for the experience and acknowledging his family's support. Want More Context? 🔎

Civil rights groups criticized NSW Premier Chris Minns for his remarks about potential chaos during a planned protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge advocating for Gaza amid its humanitarian crisis. Despite police labeling the event unlawful, organizers and several politicians are committed to proceeding with the march, citing concerns over freedom of assembly and the dire situation in Gaza following Israel’s military actions. Want More Context? 🔎

James Van Der Beek, diagnosed with colon cancer in 2023, emphasizes the need for lifestyle changes and early detection, advocating for screenings starting at 45. While continuing his acting career, he shares his journey to raise awareness, noting the importance of addressing even minor symptoms to prevent serious outcomes, and encouraging others to get screened. Want More Context? 🔎

The Sea Gals, a women's ocean dip group, will participate in WA's first Daffodil Day Dip on August 21, donning yellow swim caps to raise funds for Cancer Council, aiming to support melanoma research and improve cancer survival rates. With 14,000 West Australians diagnosed with cancer yearly, the event highlights the importance of sun safety and community support for a cancer-free future. Want More Context? 🔎