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An IG Account Dedicated To Jerkin’ It At Melbs Uni Has Been Suspended For Copyright

They say joining a club in uni is so important.

Pedestrian.tv

Lian Li’s tube-hiding Hydroshift II LCD-C AIO cooler adds a rotating dial for software-free display and RGB control

It also comes with improved tubing, thinner design, and wireless fan options

Tom’s Hardware

19 Foreigners That Visited The US Reveal What Was The Biggest Culture Shock For Them

People who went to the United States reported back the weird and hilarious things that they noticed while there.

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Jason Isaacs Will Rock Duke Merch ‘Whenever There’s A Camera’ & I Love This Pettiness

Jason Isaacs, star of 'The White Lotus', has opened up about the recent drama between the show and Duke University in a podcast.

Pedestrian.tv

‘We’re on our way!’ Why your friends secretly wish you’d stop bringing your partner everywhere

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Co-dependent couples have a habit of shoehorning their other halves into social plans – with or without an invite. Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores how this friendship faux pas is ruining everyone’s fun

The Independent UK

Tripped at the first hurdle: fees-free changes could put some students off tertiary study altogether

The door to tertiary education will likely close for some students now changes have kicked in for the fees-free policy.

The Conversation

30 Fascinating Real-Life Filming Locations Of Movie And TV Show Scenes Revealed By This Photographer (New Pics)

Through his Instagram account, Thomas captured the imagination of other moviegoers by posting images of iconic scenes from the locations where they were filmed.

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'She meant everything to us': Family pay tribute to Aalia Mahomed, 20, killed in The Strand crash

Aalia has been described as ‘bright’, ‘positive in spirit’ and a ‘social butterfly’ — someone who always made time for her friends and family

Evening Standard

After being laid off from his triple-A 'dream job', this developer made a game about a disgruntled ex-employee seeking revenge on the corporate world

In Vindefiant, your character "unleashes his powers and sparks a path of rage and destruction to get revenge on his former employer."

PC Gamer

Union calls on Commission to reassess EU public contracts amid trade war

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen hinted at a “strong plan to retaliate” to US tariffs.

Euronews

‘Not Earning Enough To Live’: Thousands Of Gen Z Aussies Stuck Working Two Jobs

Basically, what we’re hearing is that Gen Z are working a shit tonne.

Pedestrian.tv

Golden Goal: Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

The late, great striker entered Goodison folklore with the winning goal in an Anfield Merseyside derby

The Guardian - UK

From courtrooms to uncertainty: Inside UNI’s Rs 75-crore deal with Statesman

After nearly two years of courtroom battles and backstage negotiations, a resolution has finally emerged for the United News of India – a news agency that once challenged the PTI’s dominance in the media landscape.

Newslaundry

Big Zuu on how teenagers need to follow their passions like he did

The rapper and TV chef tells Lisa Salmon his mum thought he’d failed when he became a rapper, and now she’s his “biggest fan”.

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

What can you do if you’ve started uni and you don’t like it?

More than 260,000 students across Australia are going to university for the first time.

Evening Standard

BRITs 2025: Inside Universal’s glamorous after-party with celeb guests and surprise performances

Music icons and breakthrough artists came together to celebrate British music’s biggest night

International Business Times

SEC Drops Investigations Into Robinhood Crypto, Uniswap, Driving $UNI Price Up

The SEC has dropped its investigations into Robinhood Crypto and Uniswap, marking what Uniswap said was a "win for DeFi" as the Wall Street regulator pivots toward a more positive approach in regulating digital assets.

The National (Scotland)

Domestic abuser MP slaughtered for 'university rugby club' brag

A REFORM MP who battered his girlfriend outside a nightclub has been slated for attempting to brush off his criminal past – by boasting that he…

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International Business Times UK

KIIT University Under Fire For Expelling Nepali Students After Tragic Suicide—Government Scrambles To Fix Crisis

KIIT University (Odisha) in crisis after Nepali student suicide; controversial evacuation order sparked protests, diplomatic intervention.

The Guardian - UK

‘Does my character have to be so horny?’ Big Boys star Jon Pointing on lust, laddishness and leaping into blockbusters

As the coming-out, coming-of-age hit student sitcom returns for a charged final season, the actor who plays super-straight bestie Danny reveals how his unique brand of blokeyness gets him hugs and thank-yous in gay clubs

Pedestrian.tv

6 Tips From Uni Students On How To Decide Where To Study Next Year

To help you decide, I spoke to three current Griffith University students for their tips on choosing the right place of study for you.

Evening Standard

Best paint pens for creating vibrant artwork on any surface

Varied, versatile and saturated tools for all your crafting needs, from POSCA to Copic and Sharpie

Pedestrian.tv

6 Lessons From Uni That Shaped The PTV Staff’s Lives And I’m Not Crying, You Are

Our very own staff at Pedestrian share the life lessons they learned at uni so that you can get an idea of what to expect.

The Independent UK

Has Britain finally fallen out of love with university?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: As a former Tory minister hits back at critics who say degrees are no longer worth the paper they’re printed on and student numbers fall flat, Helen Coffey looks at whether going to uni has become less rite of passage and more passé for the next generation

The Guardian - UK

Russell Howard looks back: ‘Am I peculiar? You’d struggle to find anyone who does standup who isn’t a bit weird’

The comedian on mining his very large family for material, avoiding the celebrity circus, and being an unashamed standup fanboy

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