Psychological warfare: How PM is taunting Dutton to win votes
Anthony Albanese may have had a stumble onstage, but he and Peter Dutton are engaged in a new battleground of psychological warfare. SEE THE VIDEO
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Mokbel embraces freedom with family after walking from court
Tony Mokbel has been spotted on a morning walk with family after being granted bail almost 18 years on from his notorious arrest as a fugitive in Greece.
Tensions simmer after port row
Tensions are simmering on the campaign trail after duelling announcements over the future of the Port of Darwin.
‘It’s a great time to get rich’: Trump
The world continues to be rocked by Donald Trump’s tariffs announcement, but the US President has made a stunning claim.
Albo joins UK in tariff retaliation talks
Anthony Albanese has spoken with the UK PM in the aftermath of Trump’s tariffs, with both leaders warning against a global trade war in retaliation. FOLLOW LIVE
Shock poll reveals big blow to Dutton as Labor ahead
Peter Dutton has driven key voters back to Anthony Albanese, according to a shock poll which has also found a massive change for Labor, as the election still remains contestable.
Diddy faces fresh sex trafficking charges
A New York Court has heard Sean “Diddy” Combs has been slapped with two new criminal charges. Warning: Graphic
China slaps whopping tariff on all US goods
China said on Friday it would slap 34 percent tariffs on all imports of US goods after Washington imposed steep new levies on Chinese products.
Boomer: The secrets to Zorko’s renaissance, resisting Father Time
Brent Harvey was able to prolong his career to 432 games at age 38 — and he sees a lot of similarities to Dayne Zorko. Boomer looks closely at the Lions veteran and reveals his secrets here.
Premiership star’s fall from grace sums up 0-4 Demons
Melbourne persistently missed the target and the moment on Friday night against Geelong — and one of their flag heroes has seemingly lost his magic. Josh Barnes has the analysis.
Dutton’s national security move as PM tries to steal limelight
Peter Dutton has announced a Chinese company’s 99-year lease over the Port of Darwin will be torn up under a Coalition government. It comes after an extraordinary move by the PM to get the jump on the pledge.
Man charged with murder of powerful crime figure ‘Afghan Ali’
Police have charged a man over the alleged murder of powerful gangland figure Mohammed “Afghan Ali” Keshtiar, who was gunned down in South Yarra two years ago.
Inside story: How guns were allegedly smuggled into MCG
How did two men allegedly smuggle loaded weapons into an AFL game? Jon Ralph has the inside story on a disturbing incident which has the AFL on edge.
Chinese company to be forced out of Port of Darwin
Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese have both vowed to remove the Port of Darwin from the Chinese-owned company holding a 99-year lease on the asset.
Dutton to shred Chinese deal amid security fears
Peter Dutton will end a controversial deal with a Chinese firm as part of a push to put national security at the centre of the federal election campaign. LATEST
‘Aussies will pay’: More victims of Dutton’s public service cuts
These Aussies will suffer most from Peter Dutton’s promise to cut 41,000 public service jobs, which will lead to a potential loss of critical frontline services according to Labor.
PM flying in to see Qld flood crisis after stinging rebuke
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to fly in to flood-ravaged western Queensland days after he was condemned by critics for not visiting earlier. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Aussie mum suspected murdered overseas
Australia’s federal police are investigating the suspected murder of a young Queensland mother in Bangladesh.
Emotional reason man who found Rachelle’s body gets ‘Team Chelle’ tatt
The man who made the chilling discovery of Rachelle’s burning body on the side of the road almost 24 years ago has opened up about why he got inked in her honour. Listen to the podcast.
‘Sleazy’: Creepy men in Rachelle’s life flagged before her brutal murder
Rachelle Childs had raised concerns about various men just before she was murdered, including one who said something that didn’t sit quite right with her childhood friend. Listen to the podcast.
‘When Dutton is talking about ANYTHING else it’s a bad day’
Unless the Coalition can find a way of fixing this, and soon, the election could be heading to an outcome that is not necessarily to its advantage, argues James Campbell.
‘X-factor’ ready to strike for Lions
Whether it’s as the substitute or in the top 22, Brisbane’s Bruce Reville is intent on again making a difference for the Lions on Saturday against Richmond.
First pictures: Mokbel’s emotional farewell to mother
See the exclusive first images of Tony Mokbel’s life as a free man, as the drug kingpin follows through on his promise to visit his mother’s grave and say farewell.
PM’s pledge to flood smashed regions
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is expected to announce new relief for farmers smashed by once-in-a-lifetime rain, as he takes his election campaign north.
Former Rebels bikie arrested in huge drugs, guns bust
Police have charged six people including a former Rebels bikie after rifles and drugs were seized in raids across Melbourne’s west and north.
Push for ‘bed tax’ in Aussie state
A group of Queensland mayors have proposed a new bed tax for tourists, slugging them an extra levy for staying the night.
Why Australia’s ‘best’ chicken shop closing
The one-man shop praised for selling the “best” Korean fried chicken in Australia has announced it will close in May.
$500k cyberattack, check your super now
Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.
‘Shock’ as star Pie learns his AFL fate
There was huge conjecture over the penalty Dan Houston would get for his nasty high shot and he’s now learned his Tribunal fate.
‘Unacceptable risk’: Ex-immigration detainee to remain behind bars
A former immigration detainee who allegedly charged at police with a metal pole will remain behind bars after a Melbourne magistrate prioritised community safety under the state’s new bail laws.
Key area that could decide election
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton were both in Western Sydney on Friday, pitching to the voters who could turn the May 3 election.
Ex-detainee in violent court outburst
A former immigration detainee accused of allegedly charging at police with a metal pole has reacted violently in court for one reason.
Why Tony Mokbel isn’t the man he once was
On being sentenced to three decades in jail, Tony Mokbel worked the room like a salesman but today he retired the swagger of previous court appearances. Here’s a close look inside today’s courtroom.
Mum tried to poison 2yo with insulin
The woman is believed to have been suffering from symptoms of a rare psychological disorder at the time of the offence, a court has been told.
‘Disgusting’: Police investigate political ‘smear campaign’
A Liberal Party campaign truck was smeared with faeces on Wednesday night. Police have been called, while both major parties have condemned the incident.
‘I didn’t realise’: Pies star hit with another ban for brutal bump
After finishing his career at Port Adelaide with a ban for a high bump, Dan Houston has been hit with another suspension for a similar incident. Here’s the latest.
Two states shaken by earthquake
A region between NSW and Victoria has been shaken by a “significant” 3.7 magnitude earthquake.
In his own words: Mokbel’s first priority after being freed on bail
The convicted drug kingpin has been allowed to taste restricted freedom for the first time in 18 years and he has revealed there are three things on his immediate to-do list.
Sunday teams: Saints lose skipper to injury, tall order for Eagles
St Kilda skipper Jack Steele’s troublesome knee will keep him sidelined for another week, while West Coast will unleash a trio of fresh faces against GWS. See the full Sunday teams here.
Former Liberal heavyweight Petro Georgiou dies at 77
Petro Georgiou — who was state director of the Victorial Liberal Party when Jeff Kennett swept to power, and federal member for Kooyong throughout the Howard government era — has died.
Never-seen-before act stuns cricket world
Cricket fans couldn’t believe their eyes when a Sri Lankan star did something rarely seen before during his debut IPL match.
‘Putrid’: Rules under fire after grade cricket run feast
Officials will conduct a review of ‘all aspects’ of the Premier Cricket grand final after St Kilda batted for more than two days in the decider against Carlton at the Junction Oval.
The ‘bait and switch’ tactic costing you $500 on your electricity bill
Victorian families are being tricked by “bait and switch” power price discounts, a detailed analysis of 600 power bills has found.
AFL says hi-tech screening worked, guards failed in MCG gun breach
The AFL says a hi-tech entry-screen system worked but security guards failed to carry out a search in a troubling MCG security breach, as footage of two men accused of smuggling loaded guns into the Collingwood-Carlton clash emerges.
‘I swear, yes, your Honour’: The 30 bail rules Mokbel must now follow
Early to bed, no smart phone and stay away from the airport — these are the strict conditions Tony Mokbel must abide by if he wants to keep his freedom.
Major bank’s rate cut call after Trump chaos
Australian mortgage holders could get larger and more frequent rate cuts off the back of the Trump tariffs, but an industry expert warns “be careful what you wish for”.
‘Wake up call’ every Aussie needs to hear
An Aussie finance guru has issued a grim warning, claiming the nation is “clearly asleep at the wheel” as the economy hangs in the balance.
AFL reckoning looms as coaches seethe over league ‘disgrace’
It’s official AFL assistant coaches are footy’s forgotten men – and frustration has reached boiling point. JAY CLARK finds out just how big the issue is.
Prince Andrew reacts to Giuffre’s ‘death bed’ post
Sources close to Prince Andrew have revealed how he has reacted to his accuser Virginia Giuffre’s claims that she nearly died after being in a bus crash.
Bidding war: Moment Albo left and took half the room from Dutton
Anthony Albanese made his speech then upped and left, taking half the room with him. This left Peter Dutton speaking to a somewhat thinned out crowd, writes Joe Hildebrand.
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