$99 flights: Qantas, Virgin drop huge sales
Qantas and Virgin are offering discounted seats on dozens of domestic and international routes, as Australia’s airline price wars take a new turn.
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Coalition support falls again as signs point to narrow Labor win
While the latest Newspoll results suggest a narrow Labor win, most Australian voters are expecting a hung parliament. See what else they think.
Four ex-PMs join the masses at election campaign launches
Both Labor and the Coalition rolled out some of their most recognised former prime ministers as they launched their respective election campaigns. See who made an appearance.
‘Couldn’t breathe’: Influencer spills on Aussie’s mystery death
The glamorous Moroccan girlfriend of dead Aussie businessman Allen McKenna has given an emotional account of her long-time partner’s death. Watch the exclusive video.
Latorre confronted extended family before ‘targeted hit’
Police continue to investigate the “targeted hit” of suspected mafia figure John Latorre, who was murdered in his driveway just weeks after a bitter confrontation with two men.
Labor’s $10bn promise strictly for first home buyers
First home buyers’ hopes of getting onto the property ladder faster will get a boost under plans to be unveiled by Anthony Albanese at Labor’s campaign launch. See what’s on offer.
The VIPs joining Dutton and Albo’s campaign launches
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are bringing out the star power at their respective campaign launches this Sunday. Here’s who you can expect to see.
Was Rachelle lured to her death by a rare Holden?
Investigators believe Rachelle Childs – who was wild about cars – could have been lured to her death by the promise of getting to drive a rare Holden Commodore. Watch the video and listen to the podcast.
Eerie past of chief suspect in Rachelle’s murder revealed
New photos have emerged of Kevin Steven Correll – the main suspect in Rachelle Childs’ murder – as details about his past have been revealed. Listen to the latest podcast and watch the video.
What is a Walkinshaw: Rare car key to Rachelle’s murder case explained
Before Rachelle Childs was brutally murdered, the car lover was bragging about getting to drive a rare Walkinshaw Holden Commodore. See why it’s so revered and listen to the latest podcast episode.
Sickening child rapist’s link to murder investigation
There is a link between one of Australia’s most reviled child rapists and the main person of interest in the murder of Rachelle Childs. Listen to the latest podcast and watch the video.
‘Ready to defend’: Aus-US alliance tested amid China threat
Australian and US defence chiefs have provided an update about how the two countries will preserve national security as China continues to send threatening, strategic messages.
‘Dragged by the ankles’: New video recreates Rachelle’s final moments
FBI-trained profiler Kris Illingsworth reveals haunting details about Rachelle Childs’ death and the mind of her killer. WARNING: Distressing content. See the new video and listen to the podcast.
‘Unsafe’: Giuffre’s reps open up about Daily Mail pursuit
Virginia Giuffre’s reps reveal what happened during the Daily Mail’s intense pursuit of the sex trafficking victim, just days after her release from hospital.
Dear Rachelle podcast: Listen to Episode 5 now
Who killed Rachelle Childs? Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle. Listen to the podcast now.
Six baffling questions into Rachelle Childs’ murder case
There are several unanswered questions about Rachelle Childs’ death — one of the country’s most perplexing murder mysteries. Listen to the podcast.
Trump’s tariff flip gives little reason for Aussies to be relieved
In Australia, there’s little reason to breathe a sigh of relief over the latest volley in Trump tariff tennis, says Vanessa Marsh in the US.
Why Mokbel is free to get back on the punt
Crime bigwig and known punter Tony Mokbel is free to return to the racetrack while out on bail, but he is not welcome at Crown casino.
Labor’s late push to salvage $10bn ‘white elephant’ housing scheme
Labor has asked the Coalition to help it fast-track construction of 5500 affordable houses – under a $10bn scheme the Opposition claims has not produced a single new home.
$837m wipe-out: Rich listers’ fortunes take hit in market plunge
Australia’s richest people have seen up to $837 million wiped from their fortunes during the stock market meltdown. But while some are still licking their wounds, others have clawed back the losses.
Coalition gas plan labelled counter-productive by industry
The gas industry has cast doubt over the federal Coalition’s energy policy modelling but Opposition Leader Peter Dutton insists his plan will lower energy bills.
Urgent letter to PM, Dutton for ‘red tape, tax’ changes
20 representatives of Australia’s business moguls, including Qantas and BHP, have called on the PM and Dutton to make urgent changes to the nation’s red tape and tax.
Police fingerprint fuel cap; K9 unit searches Rachelle’s Holden
A new video shows trained dogs searching Rachelle Childs’ car, as police seize the petrol cap for fingerprint testing that could unlock major clues into her case. See the footage and listen to the podcast.
Ex-Bandido bikie suffers seizure on his birthday
Former Bandido bikie Johnny “Two Guns” Walker is said to be in a coma after suffering a major seizure on his 44th birthday.
Virginia Giuffre’s DV order charge lands in court
A domestic violence order charge against Prince Andrew’s Australian accuser Virginia Giuffre has been heard in court, just days after she broke silence about her declining health.
‘Why did they get whacked?’: US senators defend Australia
Enraged Democrats have gone in to bat for Australia as “one of our strongest allies” in a fiery US tariffs showdown with their Republican counterparts.
‘More gas in’: Dutton’s big call on power bill drop
Peter Dutton has explained how the Coalition’s plan to significantly reduce power bills will work, revealing savings would be felt from “day one”. Find out how much you could save.
Date set for Lehrmann’s defamation appeal
Bruce Lehrmann suffered a crushing defeat when a judge found, on a balance of probability, that he raped Brittany Higgins in Parliament House. Now, his appeal will be heard before three judges.
90,000 fewer tradies: Why it’s so hard to get a home built
The Coalition has announced a bold plan to reverse the rapid decline of apprentices and trainees, with analysis showing there are 90,000 fewer positions now compared to three years ago.
‘Battleground of pain’: Party’s key policy to help senior Aussies
The push for dental coverage to be included under Medicare comes with new data revealing the majority of senior Australians can’t afford the vital treatment.
Arson Causes ‘Significant Damage’ to Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence
Pennsylvania State Police confirmed an investigation was underway after a fire caused “significant damage” to the Pennsylvania governor’s…
Anti-Erdogan protest in Berlin condemns ‘coup’ against opposition
Hundreds took to the streets of Berlin on Sunday (April 13) to protest “autocracy in Turkey,” according to police, condemning what they called…
Israeli missiles hit major Gaza hospital in day of deadly strikes
Deadly Israeli strikes hit parts of Gaza on Sunday (April 13), with a separate attack destroying a major hospital’s emergency department, medics…
Russian strikes kill dozens in Ukraine’s north after US talks
More than 30 people were killed and dozens more were wounded by two Russian ballistic missiles that slammed into the heart of the northern Ukrainian…
Dutton WFH backflip highlights divide
A controversial feature in the election campaign has highlighted how working from home tensions are still bubbling under the surface in Aussie workplaces.
Quick-Thinking Deputies Hold Off Grass Fire in Colorado
Sheriff’s deputies were praised for their quick thinking as a “slow-moving” grass fire broke out in Colorado on Friday, April 11. Deputies…
‘Sickly’: Huge call for soft drink tax
Doctors battling Australia’s chronic disease scourge want both major parties to implement a tax on ‘sickly’ soft drinks in a major pre-election wishlist.
LISTEN NOW: Aussie MP who has Elvis hit on their Spotify list
We have asked Australia’s MPs what their top five songs are on the election trail and one of them enjoys listening to Elvis Presley. Listen now.
Boko Haram blamed for deadly landmine blast in Nigeria
At least eight people were killed after a bus traveling along the Maiduguri-Damboa road in Nigeria’s northeast Borno state on Saturday (April…
‘Very important time’: Prince Harry visits war-torn Ukraine
The Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers says “nobody knew” about Prince Harry’s visit to Ukraine until he had already left.
Labor continues to ‘forget’ South West Sydney: Dai Le
Independent MP Dai Le says the Labor government continues to “forget” South Western Sydney.
Dai Le ‘absolutely passionate’ about her local area
Sky News host Paul Murray has praised Independent MP Dai Le for her work in politics and the way in which she cares about her local community….
Prince Harry ‘whingeing and moaning’ over discontinued police protection
Sky News contributor Louise Roberts discusses Prince Harry’s “whingeing and moaning” over his police protection being discontinued while…
Prince Harry’s reputation falls as public exhausted from him ‘playing the victim’
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says a report indicates Prince Harry is becoming less popular due to his tendency to play the “victim”.
‘Extraordinary’: Prince Harry’s two-day security appeal hearing questioned
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo discusses Prince Harry’s appeal hearing on security arrangements in the United Kingdom.
Election polling to ‘bounce around’ as a hung parliament is now likely
Liberal National MP Andrew Wallace says polling will “bounce around” as Newspoll claims a hung parliament is likely.
The Coalition is a ‘long supporter’ of women in front line combat roles
Liberal National MP Andrew Wallace says the Coalition is a “long supporter” of women in front line combat roles.
More than 20 killed by Russian strike on Sumy, Ukraine says
At least 21 people were killed and 83 others were wounded by a Russian ballistic missile strike in the heart of the northern Ukrainian city of…
Home ownership is not the ‘brand equity’ of Labor
Former Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says home ownership is not the “brand equity” of Labor.
Labor ‘lose ground’ when talking about housing and economy during their campaign
Former Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says Labor “lose ground” when talking about housing policy or the economy during…
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