France stunned by president’s TV address
French President Emmanuel Macron has stunned the nation by announcing he would dissolve parliament and hold a snap election amid surging support for the far-right.
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Costello quits Nine after airport clash
Former federal treasurer Peter Costello has quit as the chairman of media giant Nine three days after a controversial incident with a journalist.
Miles adds to big spending state budget
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has announced another significant spending measure in Tuesday’s budget as he prepares for an October election.
Dutton to ditch 2030 climate change targets
Labor says Peter Dutton’s decision to change a legally enshrined reduced emissions target if he wins the next federal election would damage Australia’s standing in the world.
World reacts to historic election victory
Claudia Sheinbaum has made history in Mexico — storming to a big win in the presidential election. But financial markets are wary.
Why town wants to dump rookie mayor
An Aussie mayor barely two months into his reign has been hit with a vote of no confidence and residents also want him out.
‘Bite his tongue’: Albo’s future with Trump
Anthony Albanese could face a rocky relationship with Donald Trump if the Republican nominee returns to the White House – with speculation the PM could be “biting his tongue” if that happens.
Frydenberg’s huge call on return to politics
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg broken his silence on rumours he is planning a political comeback following his defeat in the last federal election.
Michelle Obama’s tragic personal news
Former First Lady Michelle Obama, has shared some heartbreaking personal news on social media.
‘Matter for US’: Albo reacts to Trump verdict
Donald Trump’s guilty conviction in a cover up of a sex scandal has raised questions about the likely presidential nominee’s relations with Australia.
Inside Albo’s tense call with NZ PM
A phone call between the leaders of Australia and New Zealand came after a political blowout over a ministerial ruling on non-citizen visas.
’Fixing it is my job’: Minister digs in
The immigration minister is refusing to resign despite intensifying political turmoil over a controversial ministerial directive.
Fury at politician’s ‘disgusting’ act with texta
A prominent US politician has been branded “disgusting” after a controversial act with a marker pen during an overseas trip.
Giles warned on non-citizen crims ruling
Under fire over his handling of the detainee saga, a late night sitting of Senate estimates revealed the Immigration Minister was made aware of his controversial ruling.
‘Cannot continue’: Wong’s warning to Israel
Penny Wong has issued a warning to Israel as the international community widely condemns a deadly attack on displaced Palestinians.
‘You’re serving’: Lambie’s bold army plan
A politician has called for Australia to follow the UK’s lead and consider bringing back mandatory national service.
Sad new reality in Aussie workforce
A new survey has revealed a sad new reality about the Australian workplace – including one key feature stopping employees from searching for better pay.
Albo’s big call on ‘violent’ social media acts
In a wide-ranging podcast interview, Anthony Albanese has opened up about social media – and how Covid-19 made things worse.
Builder goes bust after new home collapses
The boss behind a disgraced construction firm that attracted unwanted attention after a new home collapsed has has landed in a heap of legal trouble.
Renegade senator sues his own party
A controversial senator is suing his own party after losing preselection for the senate during an internal ballot at their state conference.
Albo lashes Dutton’s ‘risky’ nuclear plan
The Prime Minister is demanding his political opponent come clean with his plans to turn Australia nuclear and give Australians answers.
Dutton shreds Albo over ‘repugnant’ move
Peter Dutton has slammed Anthony Albanese for failing to condemn the ICC’s decision to issue an arrest warrant for the Israeli Prime Minister.
Woolies boss’ big call on monster profits
The man leading Australia’s largest supermarket has defended his company’s profits, but also made a big call on helping struggling Aussies.
‘Misleading’: Leaders clash over migrants
Leaders are pointing the finger as a political debate over how to fix Australia’s housing crisis and bring down the migration rate intensifies.
Internet loses it over Putin, Xi’s bodyguards
A pair of opposing bodyguards have shown the world that, no matter how official your job is, it’s important to show your humanity once in a while.
‘Ready to fly’: Race to pull Aussies in riot zone
Hundreds of Australians are stranded in New Caledonia after mass rioting broke over a constitutional change in the French Pacific territory.
Trump’s rarely-seen giant son graduates
Donald and Melania Trump put on a united front amid the former President’s “hush money” trial to celebrate their 6-foot-7 son Barron’s graduation.
‘Lightweight’: Clash over migration vow
A pledge to slash permanent migration has been rejected because those against the idea claim it fails to fix Australia’s housing woes.
Dutton makes huge migration promise
The Coalition will ban foreign investors and drastically reduce migration numbers in a pre-election pitch that has accused Labor of being “disconnected” to everyday Australia.
Senate unites to condemn ‘river to the sea’
The Senate has moved to denounce a controversial phrase a day after a Labor senator broke ranks to use it.
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