Worry for Trump as ‘zombie’ vote soars
The Trump campaign may have “reason for concern” after a largely ignored election in one state this week contained a worrying message.
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Biden makes hilarious ‘Ron Burgundy’ gaffe
In a case of life imitating art, Joe Biden’s latest gaffe has channelled Will Ferrell’s buffoonish newsman character in the classic 2004 comedy Anchorman.
‘Disgrace’: Meta slammed by top cop
Social media giants are being put under the microscope amid growing calls for them to co-operate with Australia’s intelligence and law-enforcement agencies.
Young Aussies slugged with $1k bill
Young Aussies are about to be hit with another major increase to their tax bill, but there are signs relief could be on the way.
Trump offered to take DNA test over love child claim
A tabloid news boss has revealed his stunning dealings with Donald Trump to silence claims about his relationships with women as he was the “most eligible bachelor”.
‘Filled with fear’: Legend’s painful admission
Footy great Wally Lewis has opened up on his “fear” and “embarrassment” after being diagnosed with an incurable disorder.
‘Filled with fear’: Legend’s painful admission
Footy great Wally Lewis has opened up on his “fear” and “embarrassment” after being diagnosed with an incurable disorder.
Lambie deletes X in Musk boycott
The independent senator bid farewell to her 70k social media followers after Elon Musk came after the Prime Minister.
Rudd gives Trump cold shoulder as race heats up
Australia’s ambassador to the US Kevin Rudd is giving Donald Trump the silent treatment as the former president plots his return to the White House.
Musk’s X must hide stabbing videos
Elon Musk’s X has been ordered to temporarily hide stabbing videos, but their battle will return to the Federal Court within days.
‘Horrifying’: PM’s stark response to crisis
A horrific string of violent incidents has prompted the Prime Minister to call on men to change their attitudes towards women.
Trump’s pick: Who are the frontrunners for vice president?
It’s one of the biggest decisions Donald Trump will make in his race to the White House. Who should join him on the Republican ticket? See the list.
History behind Albo’s overseas trip
Anthony Albanese will this week become the first sitting prime minister to walk the historic Kokoda Track. Here’s why that matters.
State’s threat to Albo on $12bn tax blow
A bitter fight has been reignited over a contentious carve up that the NSW government says will leave the state almost $12bn worse off.
No reward for Albo in latest poll
Anthony Albanese may still be on top as preferred prime minister but he’s been unable to capture support for a major plan to Labor voters.
‘Fraught’: Treasurer’s budget warning
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has issued a sobering warning about the nation’s budget as international tensions increase.
Reynolds responds to Higgins’ olive branch
Senator Linda Reynolds has made a decisive statement about her defamation battle against Brittany Higgins after her former employee extended an olive branch.
‘Narcissistic’: MPs hit out at Musk
Tech giants have been urged to do more to remove violent content off their platforms in the fallout of two horrific stabbing incidents.
‘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.
Aussie company spruiks new $800m wind farm
The chief executive of a growing renewable energy company says the proposed location for a new 300MW wind farm “ticks all the boxes”.
‘Not good enough’: PM slams Israel over slain Aussie
Israel’s explanation of a missile air strike that killed an Australian aid worker has been criticised by the Prime Minister.
Lauren Boebert diagnosed with rare disorder
Controversial American politician Lauren Boebert has undergone emergency surgery after being diagnosed with an extremely rare disorder.
Touching tribute for Aussie killed in Gaza
Penny Wong has led tributes for the aid worker killed in Gaza, as Australia lays down the law with Israel.
Aussie workers to win big under new plan
Thousands of Australians who work from home could reap the benefits from a new right that will allow employees to switch off.
Aussie workers to win big under new plan
Thousands of Australians who work from home could reap the benefits from a new right that will allow employees to switch off.
Hidden $134k bonus in rate cuts
A pivot from the Reserve Bank could mean hopeful homeowners could have their borrowing power surge by thousands.
Dutton blasted over ‘nasty’ rant
Peter Dutton has been swiftly slammed for a series of comments he made to small business leaders as the Opposition Leader ramps up his pitch to voters.
Donald Trump’s son is an absolute giant
Donald Trump’s son Barron has been spotted in a rare appearance with his mother — and he’s grown a lot.
Plan to dock misbehaving MPs’ pay
Badly behaved MPs could have their pay docked under a new plan being considered by the federal government.
‘Get it done’: Backlash over contentious laws
Pressure is mounting on the Albanese government over controversial emergency migration laws.
Outrage over photo of two Air Force jets
A photo of two private jets has sparked controversy after the PM and his energy minister flew separately to attend the same event.
Key group walks away from Albo
Anthony Albanese is losing support from one major state and a key demographic of voters, as the Coalition picks up ground, the latest Newspoll has revealed.
‘Handicapped’: Billionaire’s report card
A high-profile billionaire has shared his school report card, revealing the “handicapped” comments that have inspired his success story.
Wong’s rebuke after migration plan thwarted
The government failed to ram its last-minute deportation bill through parliament after the Coalition joined the Greens and the crossbench to block the legislation in the Senate.
Reason behind MPs’ odd gesture
Have you ever found yourself thinking ‘I wish I had a top hat handy’. That’s the situation several MPs found themselves in this week.
Reason behind MPs’ odd gesture
Have you ever found yourself thinking ‘I wish I had a top hat handy’. That’s the situation several MPs found themselves in this week.
Lambie responds to shock move
Jacqui Lambie has responded after Senator Tammy Tyrrell announced she was leaving the Jacqui Lambie Network to sit as an independent.
Lambie responds to shock move
Jacqui Lambie has responded after Senator Tammy Tyrrell announced she was leaving the Jacqui Lambie Network to sit as an independent.
Army chief’s unexpected move over veterans’ deaths
Australian Army chief General Simon Stuart sang his own tune at the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
‘Cruel, unjustified’: Aussies rally for detained reporter
Australians have joined the growing push to release journalist Evan Gershkovich from a Russian jail, one year on from his imprisonment. Send your words of support.
‘Narrow’: Albo’s migration plan panned
Australia must be prepared to ‘look beyond’ politically-charged conversations about migration, and make ‘more informed’ choices, a key expert has said.
Albo’s ‘sneaky’ budget hint
The Prime Minister has dropped a sneaky hint of what Australians can expect to see in the upcoming federal budget.
‘Dark days’: Lord Mayor Sally Capp calls it quits
Melbourne’s two-term lord mayor will not seek re-election later this year after the “dark days: of the pandemic.
Defence boss’ letter after hero’s suicide
The chief of the Australian Defence Force has personally apologised to a Navy hero who lost his brother to suicide, but the diver says the letter isn’t enough.
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