London calling, but WA and Qld are not
Qantas has announced new flights overseas to cities including London and LA but Western Australia and Queensland look to remain hermit kingdoms with their slow jab rates.
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Critical race theory still taught despite Senate vote
Critical race theory, which claims to teach against racism, is still being taught in NSW classrooms despite being outlawed by the Senate.
Wallaby star, rock legend to become Aussies
Wallabies star Quade Cooper could join an icon of Australian rock ‘n’ roll in becoming citizens after a change in government policy.
‘Deconstructing’ the flag: Divisive lessons slammed
Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge says students should be taught to defend symbols of their country, not tear them down, after controversial new lessons about the flag.
Rocka and parents finally on way home after baby backflip
The family of the infant trapped in Sydney by Queensland health officials are finally on their way home – but will still have to stay in Brisbane for two weeks before heading to their remote property where they wished to isolate after returning from NSW.
Record numbers of Aussies applying to leave long-term
About 15,000 Australians applied to leave the country for less locked-down locations last month — but only two-thirds were allowed out.
Queensland blocks plan to fly sick baby home
Queensland Health is blocking an offer from Angel Flight to fly a couple and their chronically sick baby home from Sydney on a private plane.
Howard hits out at UN’s coal war
The former PM has criticised a call to abandon coal production, arguing that it is one of Australia’s most valuable exports.
Southwest can’t be locked down while Mosman parties, says Bill
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten joins Sydney reopening battle and says southwest suburbs can’t be locked down while Mosman parties.
Howard defends Afghan war but Taliban turmoil ‘bad for US’
With Afghanistan back in the hands of the Taliban, John Howard insists it was right to go into the country following the terrorist attacks on the US which killed 2996 people.
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