‘Kept alive’: Shock new theory on Putin’s health
Russian President Vladimir Putin is not just battling a war, but is being kept alive by a surprising source, according to a startling new report.
Russia & Ukraine Conflict
Follow all the latest developments in the escalating conflict between Russia and the Ukraine.
‘Extremely difficult’: Putin admits battlefield losses
Vladimir Putin has made a rare admission his war in Ukraine is struggling, as his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a provocative visit to the frontline.
No shaking Covid but Queen and Warnie captured hearts
The Covid pandemic, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the deaths of Queen Elizabeth II and Shane Warne were among the top stories in Australian media over the past 12 months.
FIFA’s emphatic answer to Ukraine WC final request
FIFA has again been pulled into the world of geopolitics and has given an emphatic answer to Ukranian president Volodmyr Zelensky’s appeal request.
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‘Suicide mission’: PM’s warning to Aussies
“Emotion-driven” Aussies wanting to fight in Ukraine without any training are being urged by the Prime Minister to consider their next move.
Australia to send millions to Ukraine
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has committed $70m in military aid for Ukraine to help the country purchase weapons.
Australia’s Russian vodka boycott expands
One of Australia’s biggest retailers has joined a massive boycott of Russian-made liquor, with vodka bottles stripped from shelves across the nation.
Hacktivists wage cyber offensive against Russia
Dark web hacktivists including the Anonymous collective throw support behind Ukraine, attacking Russian government websites and infrastructure.
Future Fund cuts Russian links
The sovereign wealth fund is ditching its remaining $200m exposure to companies listed on the Russian stock exchange amid a financial backlash against the invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian pub brews explosives instead of beers
One Ukrainian brewery has switched from making beer to Molotov cocktails in an attempt to fight back against the Russians in the city of Lviv.
War doesn’t mean investors should panic
Stockmarkets saw the Ukraine war coming, and after an initial plunge they bounced back. Things may get worse, but there are lessons investors should remember.
ASX spikes amid Ukraine war
ASX finishes up 0.7 per cent as resource stocks rally, amid harsher sanctions on Russia. Zip and Sezzle to merge, Suncorp hit with $75m flood cost and BGH ups its Virtus bid.
Motorists face big slug at bowser
More pain ahead at the petrol pump: motorists will be paying on average 15c a litre more for petrol over the next six months.
PM’s stern warning to Australians on Ukraine
Australians thinking of travelling to the Ukraine to fight against the Russian invasion have been given a stern warning by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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