Uphill battle for Libs in key state
How much respectability the WA Liberal Party can win back at the state election will matter as the West shapes up as a key state in the federal election.
Leaders
Dutton offloads monster property portfolio
Liberal leader Peter Dutton has been off-loading multi-million dollar properties at a rapid clip as the fight for who will be the next PM heats up.
‘Not thinking’: MP’s call on chauffeur scandal
The NSW Housing Minister says she ‘wasn’t thinking’ when a taxpayer-funded chauffeur pulled up to take her to a birthday lunch.
Why flights to LA to become a lot cheaper
A giant American airline will become the third player on a key Australia to US route later this year.
US government worker making $16.8m quits
President Trump had previously criticised the highest-paid federal employee in the US for being grossly overpaid – and now the CEO has abruptly quit.
‘Leave your jobs’: President’s huge call
Colombia’s President has called for illegal aliens living in the US to “immediately leave their jobs” and return home amid Donald Trump’s threats.
ASIO boss gives update after caravan plot
ASIO chief Mike Burgess noted a “disturbing escalation” in anti-Semitic hate acts, after a caravan packed full of explosives was discovered in a Sydney suburb.
Fury over Shorten’s staggering new salary
Aussies have reacted after Bill Shorten’s staggering new salary – more than double his base salary as a cabinet minister – was revealed.
Why you shouldn’t apply for a job in January
Australians are choosing the worst time of the year to try and find their next job, according to new research.
Professor’s tears after ‘public humiliation’
An Aussie academic has broken down in tears after being subject to “a co-ordinated humiliation” at a university.
‘Revolting’ seminar at Aussie uni exposed
A Queensland university has been blasted for a “revolting” presentation at an “anti-racism symposium” on Wednesday.
‘Chill out’: PM’s Oz Day swipe against Dutton
Anthony Albanese has used his first major speech of the election year to take a swipe at Peter Dutton on a number of topics, including Australia Day.
‘Most inappropriate’: Dutton slams Wong trip
The Opposition Leader has taken aim at the decision for Foreign Minister Penny Wong to lead Australia’s delegation to the commemoration of Auschwitz.
‘My $80 billion’: CEO’s ‘gangster’ response
Microsoft’s chief executive had a “gangster” response to comments by Elon Musk trashing Donald Trump’s $US500 billion AI mega-project.
$500 billion reason bromance is ending
It’s the bromance of the century that is reshaping the world as we know it, but now a rift has appeared between Elon Musk and Donald Trump
Trump demands apology from ‘nasty’ bishop
Donald Trump has unleashed a vicious tirade against the bishop who called for him to “have mercy” on those who are scared by his election.
No end in sight to state’s doctor crisis
More specialist doctors have walked out from one state’s troubled public health sector in an industrial relations war. And more look set to quit.
‘Focused’: Chalmers’ rebuke after new poll
Jim Chalmers has pushed back against polling that suggests Australians hold bleak expectations for 2025, saying the Albanese is focused on cost of living.
Donald Trump’s 18yo son lands big career
Donald Trump’s youngest and tallest child is following in his father’s footsteps.
Image that has 64 million Americans worried
Users were met with the confronting image when on the official White House website.
Kiwi fury as Trump steals ‘one thing we did’
Moments after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sparked a diplomatic incident 14,000 kilometres away and ruffled feathers in New Zealand with a hefty lie.
$29 trillion problem nobody is talking about
America likes to think it’s the greatest nation on Earth, but its problems are mounting. There’s one thing Trump can do to save it.
‘Ladies man’: Barron Trump reality revealed
Today was a very big day for Mr Trump but it was also a very big day for Barron revealing a new reality.
Surprise find after $550 pay out to workers
Australians are more likely to take time off work with higher government payments, new research shows.
Historical record in Albo’s new ministry
Women now make up nearly half of Anthony Albanese’s line-up of senior ministers, following the departure of long-time minister Bill Shorten.
Dutton backs huge lunch tax break
There’s no such thing as a free lunch, but Aussies could soon enjoy tax deductible ones in an elected Coalition government.
Global report spells doom for Albo
Support for the Left is the lowest it’s been in decades, a new report says — and it could be bad news for the PM as he seeks re-election.
Superpowers unite in chilling move for world
The two of the biggest anti-Western superpowers have signed a terrifying new pact.
Shorten makes shock decision on resignation
The NDIS minister will leave parliament weeks earlier than expected, raising expectations the Prime Minister will move for a quick cabinet reshuffle.
‘Greedy’: Kardashian offend as fire rages
Khloe Kardashian has managed to remind people of something some A-listers did way back in 2022.
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