Efforts by Colorado officials to keep the Republican frontrunner off the ballot have gone down in a heap, which begs the question, why don’t Democrats just run a decent candidate instead?
Communications minister Michelle Rowland has been accused of hypocrisy after she told EU bureaucrats that Labor has been “open and transparent” about its so-called “misinformation bill”.
Last week the world got a telling glimpse into a future that is equally parts horrifying and hilarious when Google released a new artificial intelligence image generator, Gemini AI.
Migration will be a key issue for former Liberal MP Craig Kelly, as he joins Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as federal campaign director in anticipation of a possible early election later this year.
A woman who hijacked two planes in 1969 and 1970 is set to speak at an Australian eco-conference unless the Albanese government intervenes. TAKE OUR POLL.
Organisers of campaign against Douglas Murray accuse British author of ‘fomenting anti-immigration, Islamophobic, anti-black, European civilisational moral panics’
Anti-Semitic messages full of “extremism and hatred” and written by visitors, some of them children, appeared at a school holidays exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, it has been claimed.
Australia’s second longest serving prime minister has endorsed Liberal Party treasurer Mark Baillie for the coveted NSW president role in an exclusive interview with The Daily Telegraph.
Ordinary Australians keep being told that record high migration is good for them and the country. The only problem is that’s simply not true, writes James Morrow.
President Jo Biden will drop plans to force two thirds of new cars to be EVs by the end of the decade due to falling demand and union and automaker opposition.
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