‘Disingenuous’: Thorpe rips Albo over video
Lidia Thorpe has accused the Prime Minister of not supporting her after a video produced by Neo-Nazis aired disturbing threats.
Politics
‘It’s a joke’: Fed-up dad exposes crime wave
A father has unleashed on the state government after a group tried to steal his car while his wife and children were inside.
Premier’s big cost-of-living relief promise
One state’s premier has pledged to back small business with cost-of-living relief to help them stare down interest-rates and inflation pressures.
Aboriginals who’ve ‘never heard’ of the Voice
A survey of numerous First Nations people in Cairns has revealed many have no idea what the Voice referendum is.
Standing ovation for Jacinta Price at Perth No rally
Faces of the ‘No’ campaign, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Warren Mundine, have addressed supporters in Perth during the final fortnight of the referendum campaign.
Queensland regrets ‘messed up’ decision
It’s a decision Queensland made in the 1970s, separating themselves from all the other states. But now many residents have come to bitterly regret that choice.
‘Spell racist’: Yes, No supporters clash
Fiery scenes have erupted as Voice opponents clashed at a No campaign event, as a leading campaigner made a call for “quiet Australians” to stand up.
Shock voicemails after Price’s number leaked
A prominent leader in the No campaign has revealed the racist messages left on her mobile phone, with people calling her an “Uncle Tom” and “coconut”.
Single picture sums up Australia right now
Neighbours in a major city have decked out their houses with opposing messages on the Voice to Parliament referendum.
Blackout risk as strike hits power plant
Union workers are threatening a coal-fired power plant that supplies 10 per cent of one state’s energy.
Barty, Rafter in huge tennis announcement
Three-time grand slam champ Ash Barty is back on court, so to speak, helping announce the return of a beloved event.
State’s $314m Chinese airline coup
China Eastern Airlines is putting on more direct weekly flights in one Australian state, and the move is tipped to generate about $314m.
Major change to sexual assault law
One state has taken a major step to overhauling an “outdated” law that prohibits naming accused rapists.
‘Stonewalled’: Fury over Aussie crisis
The ADF and successive governments have been lashed for an alleged “relentless failure” to address the crisis of suicide eating up the military community.
Big new ban in online gambling
A dramatic change in how punters can bet online is coming as research shows Australians lose about $25bn on legal forms of gambling each year.
Premier reveals mystery medical episode
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed she suffered a mystery medical episode earlier this year, as she faced tough questions about her future on her return from a two-week Italian getaway.
‘Not going away’: Lambie’s warning to PM
Anthony Albanese will not escape the Qatar flights debacle anytime soon, according to independent senator Jacqui Lambie.
‘Chaos and crisis’: Anna’s fight to save job
Annastacia Palaszczuk says she intends to lead Labor to the next election, but she returns home from a European holiday to a party in “crisis”.
1800 drivers stung in road camera blunder
Thousands of drivers in one state have been incorrectly fined or lost their licence after a major fault was detected in a new road camera system.
Update on murder-accused $160k job
The Gold Coast councillor charged with murdering his stepfather has accepted an order to step away from his job.
Epic rescue saves sailors from sharks
Fresh details have emerged about the incredible rescue mission that saved three sailors from a night-time shark attack.
Aussies to get $1K for bills in one state
One state is offering major cash rebates to locals who replace their old appliances with energy efficient ones.
‘Best choice’: Faith put in absent premier
Betting odds are already being made a year out from a state election, with everyone speculating whether one leader’s job is safe.
Update on murder-accused councillor
A councillor charged with the murder of his stepfather will be suspended from his $160,000-a-year- job, with pay, ahead of the upcoming local government election.
Dutton vows second referendum if Voice fails
Peter Dutton has promised to hold another referendum if the Voice is defeated and he wins power at the next election.
‘Unforgivable’: State’s major Covid backflip
One state has announced a major backflip on a strict pandemic vaccination rule, and the timing hasn’t gone down well with everyone.
State’s massive Covid vaccine U-turn
Queensland is expected to scrap a major Covid-19 vaccine mandate that has affected thousands – but there’s likely to be catch.
Anna’s sassy Facebook post to critics
The Queensland Premier has been accused of taking too much leave at a time when the state is battling multiple crises.
‘Let me finish’: Heated clash over Voice
An Indigenous senator has clashed with her Nationals colleague in a heated exchange over the details of the Voice to parliament advisory body.
Speculation Qld premier may be forced to quit
Speculation is mounting Annastacia Palaszczuk may be forced to resign after the leader of the Sunshine State flew to Europe on holidays.
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