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‘Much-needed’: Inside planned Cairns sport hubCairns Regional Council has lodged plans for a multi-million-dollar sporting precinct that will transform 50ha of former sugarcane land into five playing fields and clubhouses. All your news for a great price Unlock this story and more with your subscription Unlimited articles on app & web Subscriber-exclusive newsletters A digital version of Today’s paper Enjoy puzzles SuperCoach Plus stats & analysis while playing Full digital access to The Courier-Mail included Pay As You Go No lock-in contract $4 for 4 weeksThen $32 charged every 4 weeks.* 12 Month Plan Lock in and save $128 over 12 months^ $5 a week for 12 months($260 min. cost) charged as $20 every 4 weeks. Then $20 charged every 4 weeks.* ^Discount calculated in comparison to the Pay As You Go Offer on this page.  » Read More

The role of a debenture trustee is no longer limited to compliance—it’s now at the heart of risk management in India’s evolving debt market. In our latest episode of Bond Street, Umesh Salvi, MD of Catalyst Trusteeship Limited, shares how trusteeship has transformed over the past three decades. From asset cover monitoring and due diligence to navigating the rapid rise of AIFs, securitization trusts, and green bonds this conversation unpacks it all. Watch the full episode to understand how trustees are shaping investor protection and the future of debt markets in India. IndiaBonds Vishal Goenka For more content, visit our website: https://lnkd.in/dqD2fHgq More from this author Explore content categories

South Carolina’s Founders Park became a Field of Dreams for a local youngster this weekend. 12-year-old Gabriel Lyon, who lives with autism, is a big Gamecock baseball fan from Lexington, S.C., and he was given opportunity to live his dream of being a part of the team thanks to the efforts coordinated by national nonprofit Dream On 3 and the University of South Carolina Collegiate Dream Team (CDT) — a student-led group on campus supported by national CDT sponsor Volvo Construction Equipment. “He loves baseball, and he loves the Gamecocks,” said Gabriel’s mother, Shannon Lyon. “Baseball is his happy place. His dream is to be a professional baseball player. We’ve taken him to games before, and he knows all the players. He recognizes the pitches. He plays baseball in the rec league. He’s a lefty, so he’s first baseman and a pitcher. He plays very well! “We’ve worked very hard to get him to where he is able to go to a mainstream school.” “We work with colleges throughout the U.S.,” said Mandie Condie director of Program and Donor Engagement for Dream On 3. “We have students and student-athletes on campuses who help plan this type of weekend. We have

ⓘ Freepik.com Morpheus Android spyware uses fake update apps and telecom provider cooperation to hijack WhatsApp accounts. Morpheus Android spyware, linked to Italian firm IPS, tricks targets into installing a fake update app by cutting off their mobile data first, then hijacks their WhatsApp account using biometric spoofing. A newly exposed spyware operation is using fake Android update apps to plant surveillance software on targets' devices, with the infection chain requiring active cooperation from the victim's own mobile network provider.  The spyware, named Morpheus by researchers, was uncovered by Italian digital rights organization Osservatorio Nessuno in a report published April 24 and first reported by TechCrunch. How the infection works Morpheus is classified as low-cost spyware because it relies on social engineering rather than the zero-click exploits used by more advanced tools like NSO Group's Pegasus or Paragon Solutions. The attack requires the target to install the malicious app themselves, but the method used to get them there is deliberate and documented. The target's mobile data is first deliberately blocked by their telecom provider, working in coordination with the authorities deploying the spyware. With their data cut off, the target receives an SMS instructing them to install an app to

After a seven-year hiatus that felt longer than a winter in the Arctic, AMC’s prestige horror anthology is finally back to remind us that being trapped in a room is much worse than being trapped in the tundra. “ The Terror: Devil in Silver” officially premieres on May 7, 2026 , on AMC+ and Shudder, with a linear run on AMC to follow later this year. This six-episode descent into madness moves the franchise away from historical shipwrecks and internment camps, landing squarely in the claustrophobic nightmare of a modern psychiatric ward.  One Way Ticket to Hell Based on the 2012 novel by Victor LaValle , the season follows Pepper ( Dan Stevens ), a working-class man whose “bad luck and bad temper” land him in New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital. Pepper quickly realizes that New Hyde is where society sends the people it wants to forget. Between the gaslighting doctors, the hostile patients, and a mysterious entity known as “The Devil” lurking in the shadows, Pepper’s struggle isn’t just about escaping—it’s about surviving a hellscape where the monsters might be more than just metaphors. Meet the Showrunners: Victor & Chris This season’s creative DNA is a high-octane mix of literary

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Basketball Yakima Valley AAU THREE RIVERS SPRING LEAGUE Results, April 18-19 1st grade boys: West Valley United 19, West Valley Scottie Pups 6; Granger 28, Grandview 19; Toppenish 15, Wapato 0. 1st grade girls: West Valley 22, Union Gap 7; Union Gap 20, Moxee 5; Moxee 18, West Valley 4. 2nd grade boys: Sunnyside 17, Selah 14; Lower Valley 26, Yakima 25; 509 Insanity 26, Zillah 15; Selah 9, Junior Sunkings 6; Yakima 21, Granger 14; East Valley 30, 509 Insanity 8; Sunnyside 23, Zillah 10; Grandview 15, West Valley 0; Zillah 30, Mabton 20; Grandview 21, Toppenish 6; Granger 15, Wapato 0; West Valley 17, Mabton 9. 2nd grade girls: Young Warriors 20, Sunnyside 16; Sunnyside 37, Grandview 6; Prosser 42, Inner City Yakima 0; Sunnyside 26, Harrah 17; Prosser 27, Young Warriors 5; Prosser 23, Grandview 4; Grandview 26, Inner City Yakima 10. 3rd grade boys: Yakima 20, Sunnyside 19; Sunnyside-Takeover 23, Sunnyside-Grizzlies 15; Yakima 34, Sunnyside 25; St. Joseph 52, Mabton 23. 3rd grade girls: Sunnyside 23, Grandview 11; Sunnyside 36, Yakima 13; Grandview 18, Fast Twitch 16; Yakima 12, Fast Twitch 8. 4th grade boys: Toppenish 25, Selah 19; Yakima 32, Grandview 21; Grandview 33, Granger

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