A 17-year-old Australian has been found alive after being reported missing six days earlier in bushland east of Melbourne. William, whose surname has not been released, went missing on Friday while camping with a friend at Walhalla East, prompting a search operation involving police divers, dog squads and helicopters. His family shared that William has Level 2 autism and requires substantial support. Nvidia’s shares dropped by over 8 per cent in US after-hours trading amid reports that the board is considering removing CEO Jensen Huang. This follows allegations of a second extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice-president of healthcare, after earlier reports linked Huang to Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang. Analysts warn the continuing media storm could further intensify calls for stricter US semiconductor export controls. Nearly 30 Japanese adult-video (AV) performers said they were denied entry upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport on Wednesday. Some later said on social media that they were deported back to Japan. The incident was shortly followed by the cancellation of the “Mega Fans Expo 2026”, which had been scheduled to run for three days starting Friday. Hong Kong’s Immigration Department rejected the claims, adding that those involved in the expo had not been denied entry. Despite having to use a wheelchair, Chen Tsz-kin has been embracing life in a way many other teenagers only dream about. Tsz-kin was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy at the age of one and a half, and his family was told he had only about 18 years to live. Now, as he approaches this supposed deadline, Tsz-kin shares his views on life, death and why he dares to hope for a future.
Australian teen found 6 days after disappearing in bush
Nvidia’s shares plunge after reports of ousting CEO
Japanese porn stars claim they were denied entry into Hong Kong
Teen turning 18 hopes to beat odds of an early death
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