Lambie’s bombshell call on Tasmania
Firebrand independent senator Jacqui Lambie has made a major call in the future for her party in Tasmania state politics.
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Major blow to China’s Pacific ambitions
An Australian Pacific policing initiative will go ahead after leaders backed the plan, dealing a big blow to China’s regional ambitions.
Gina Rinehart unleashes on ‘woke’ Australia
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has unleashed on a series of problems she has with how the country is run.
‘Have a crack’: Senator sensationally quits
Senator Gerard Rennick has quit the Liberal National Party and started his own vowing to fight for all Aussies.
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‘Narcissistic’: MPs hit out at Musk
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‘Be careful’: China’s ominous warning to Albo
China has hit back at Australia’s “unwarranted anxieties”, warning of the danger of a close alliance with the US.
Why Trump could face jail time
Former US president Donald Trump is embroiled in four criminal cases amid his campaign to return to power in November’s election rematch against President Joe Biden. Here’s what you need to know.
China slams Aussie ‘Cold War mentality’
Australia’s announcement it would spend more on missiles and ships to tackle a rising China has not gone down well in Beijing.
Scary ‘trend’ behind church attack
Officials say there were no alarm bells before Monday’s terror attack at a southwest Sydney church, which is part of a concerning ‘trend’.
Woolies jail threat ‘confected outrage’
Jim Chalmers has slammed a threat to jail the Woolworths chief executive as “confected outrage” that is detracting from the issue at hand.
‘Jail’ threat for Woolies $8.4m boss
The Woolworths boss has been accused of “bullsh**ting” and evading questions in a heated clash over supermarket profits.
‘Jail’ threat for Woolies $8.4m boss
The Woolworths boss has been accused of “bullsh**ting” and evading questions in a heated clash over supermarket profits.
Dutton won’t back down on Port Arthur comment
Peter Dutton has slammed the ‘left wing trash media’ for conflating his comparison of Port Arthur and last year’s Opera House protests.
Jailed or not, Trump can still be America’s next president
Donald Trump’s historic hush money trial has begun but, as Tom Minear explains, millions of Americans will make up their own minds, with no need for fairness or impartiality.
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