Cue Clothing and Veronika Maine enter administration after 58 years

Cue Clothing and Veronika Maine enter administration after 58 years

The spectacular unravelling of Cue Clothing and its sister label Veronika Maine into administration marks the end of a 58-year retail empire that once defined modern professional dressing for Australian women from the boardroom to after-hours events. Founded in 1968 by Rod Levis to capture a growing demographic of women entering the workforce, the company … Read more

Steffie Waters calls off engagement to Isaac Heeney after hotel scandal

Sydney Swans star Isaac Heeney has suffered another blow after his fiancee, Steffie Waters, reportedly called off their engagement, deciding the Pullman Hotel scandal is “too much to forgive,” according to a close friend speaking to the Daily Mail. The Pullman Hotel Investigation and Player Suspensions The relationship breakdown follows a chaotic night out on … Read more

Cornell University fraternity investigation reopened by DA

Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten announced that his office is reopening an investigation into allegations that seven Cornell University fraternity members drugged and sexually assaulted a student in October 2024. The prosecutor stated an intention to put the matter before a grand jury following the filing of a 101-page civil lawsuit that brought … Read more

Karoo Farmer Rape Trial: Accused Hires Advocate Matlala

Convicted Karoo livestock farmer Louis Lategan has hired Advocate Annelene van den Heever, postponing his sentencing in the Makhanda High Court by three weeks to October 12, according to confirmed reports. Van den Heever, who also defends Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala on attempted murder charges in the Johannesburg High Court, was appointed to represent Lategan on … Read more

Viral Video: Man Threatens Women in Sandton Restaurant

A video showing a man following women into a bathroom at Vlamo restaurant at Sandton Gate and threatening them has gone viral on social media, prompting widespread outrage, according to published reports. In the footage circulating online, the man is heard angrily confronting the women inside the ladies’ bathroom while making explicit threats, including stating, … Read more

South Africa Murders: Bodies of Nine Women Found in Johannesburg

South African police are investigating potential connections among the deaths of nine women whose bodies were discovered in the Ekurhuleni municipality over a two-month period, according to local law enforcement reports. The apparent murders, which share several key similarities, have heightened public anxiety over the high rates of crime and femicide in the country, where … Read more

5 Arrested for Alleged Rape of Cape Town E-Hailing Driver

Five suspects face criminal charges following the kidnapping, ransom demand, and alleged rape of a 25-year-old e-hailing driver in Heathfield, according to law enforcement officials. Steenberg police rescued the victim on Saturday on Southampton Road after tracking his vehicle using an onboard tracking device. The five suspects include two women, aged 23 and 34, alongside … Read more

Eiffel Tower BAPS Row Unites French Politicians, Divides Indian Diaspora

According to the Indian Alliance Paris, a public meeting held in Paris on Saturday, September 5, addressed the international spread of Hindu nationalism under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and focused on the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha sect ahead of its large temple opening in a Paris suburb. The gathering preceded a brief closure of … Read more

Tylenol Use in Pregnancy Linked to Daughter’s Uterus and Ovary Changes

Female reproductive organ development in infants may be influenced by prenatal exposure to Tylenol, according to a study published on September 9 in Human Reproduction Open. Researchers from Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen found that three-month-old girls exposed to the pain medication in utero exhibited smaller ovaries and uteruses, though study leader Margit Bistrup Fischer emphasized that … Read more

Black Ferns Rout South Africa Despite Four Yellow Cards

The New Zealand Black Ferns opened their international road tour with a 52-20 victory over the Springbok Women, securing eight tries despite a lopsided penalty count and four yellow cards, according to match reports. Co-captain Georgia Ponsonby noted that the team needed a tough test ahead of upcoming matches in France, England, and Scotland. Discipline … Read more