Labor’s big promise to 600k Aussies
Australians moving off the NDIS in the wake of a landmark review will not be left to fend for themselves, Bill Shorten says.
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Putin’s ‘no. 1 enemy’ suffers ‘serious incident’
The jailed lawyer had already survived two previous assassination attempts by poisoning – one of which left him in a coma in hospital.
Reason behind Wong’s trip to Israel
Foreign Minister Penny Wong will travel to Israel in the coming weeks as Australia urges leaders to chart an end to the war in Gaza.
Claim Albo’s gone ‘missing’ in major crisis
News a fifth immigration detainee has been arrested has sparked fresh concerns about the release of 150 people following a bombshell High Court ruling.
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Star breaks silence on Party PM video
The pop star caught intimately dancing with Finland Prime Minister Sanna Marin has spoken out on allegations the pair are having an affair.
PM grilled after partying video leak
Finnish PM Sanna Marin has faced reporters after videos of her partying were leaked, insisting she did nothing wrong.
Two words that will keep ScoMo in job
Despite the outrage over his secret ministries scandal, it is highly likely that Scott Morrison’s career will survive the fallout – and this is why.
Young world leader in wild leaked video
One of the world’s youngest leaders, notorious for her wild partying, has again sparked controversy after a video leaked on social media.
Boss’s new move as company still owes $6m
The director of a collapsed Aussie company has started a new business while creditors are still owed millions.
‘Look who joined the team’: ScoMo mocked
Scott Morrison has taken to Facebook to crack jokes about a scandal that for others is no laughing matter.
ScoMo finally apologises to minister
Scott Morrison has finally personally apologised to Karen Andrews after swearing himself in as a minister to her portfolio in secret.
Albo’s wild promise to Fatman Scoop
A wild interview between Anthony Albanese and rapper Fatman Scoop has ended with the PM making one major promise.
Spy fears behind Australia’s Russia ban
Australian security officials have reportedly torpedoed a new Russian embassy over fears Moscow was trying to send in spies disguised as contractors.
Locals react to ScoMo bombshell
Former prime minister Scott Morrison’s own constituents in his beloved Cronulla have turned on him, with some demanding he resign from parliament.
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