Denmark's postal service, Post-Nord, has ceased letter delivery after 400 years of operation as digital communication has replaced traditional mail. Danes now send 90% fewer letters than a decade ago, though the service will continue delivering parcels and packages driven by online shopping demand. The final letter is on display at Denmark's Enigma Museum, marking the historic transition in the world's most digitalised country.

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Denmark ends 400 years of letter delivery

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The Australian Federal Police have concluded that the Bondi gunman and his father acted alone in the attack that resulted in 15 murder charges. Investigators determined the pair spent a month in a hotel in the southern Philippines before the massacre, but found no evidence of terrorist training or wider conspiracy. NSW authorities have condemned a reported increase in Islamophobic attacks targeting Muslims following the Bondi massacre, including incidents of dead pigs being thrown at mosques and women being spat on for wearing traditional face coverings.

Bondi gunmen acted alone, found no evidence of terrorist training

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Times Square will feature two ball drops this New Year's Eve instead of the traditional single drop. The iconic Constellation Ball will drop at midnight, then drop again at four minutes past twelve in a red, blue and white design to commemorate 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, accompanied by 900 kilograms of confetti. Around one million people are expected to attend the celebration with thousands of police providing security, and snow is forecast for the evening.

Times Square gets double ball drop for New Year's Eve

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More than a million people are expected to gather across Australian cities for New Year's Eve 2026 celebrations, with Sydney hosting harbour fireworks, Melbourne presenting laser light shows, and Brisbane featuring new drone displays. Unprecedented security measures include over 2,500 officers in Sydney and Melbourne, with random weapon searches in Adelaide. A one-minute silence will be observed at 11pm for victims of the Bondi terror attack, while federal police confirm the Bondi gunman and his father acted alone after investigating their month-long Philippines visit.

Massive security for New Year's Eve celebrations

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Denmark ends 400 years of letter delivery

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