Chinese cops declare war on Halloween
Chinese police are cracking down on Halloween in Shanghai, dispersing costumed crowds and hauling people away.
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Country warns against ‘digital arrest’ scams
A worrying new scam has been reported in one country, with victims placed under ‘digital arrest’ if they don’t agree to scammers’ terms.
Tourist dies taking photos in Bali ’death trap’
A tourist has been swept to his death in front of his horrified wife and friends while taking photos at a notoriously dangerous Bali hotspot.
Albo reacts to China’s ‘systemic racism’ call
China is accusing Australia of “systemic racism and hate crimes” after a senior diplomat struck a nerve in Beijing.
‘Whole world’: Wong’s climate demand
With Australia’s Pacific neighbours on the frontline of climate change, Penny Wong is calling for the “whole world” to cut back emissions.
Wild $51b plan to move ‘sinking’ city
It’s Australia’s favourite holiday destination, attracting more than one million of us every single year. But a massive change is coming.
Grim warning ahead of G20 talks
Jim Chalmers is painting a grim picture as he heads to the US for major economic talks.
Missing Aussie found dead overseas
The body of a missing Queensland woman has been found overseas, with local authorities looking to extradite her estranged husband from Australia.
Australia’s $7 billion move amid ‘arms race’
Australia is spending billions on defence upgrades as it contests a regional “arms race”.
‘Knife-edge’: Chaos erupts over Aussie ally
One of Australia’s most important allies has been caught in a diplomatic “firestorm” – and we won’t be able to escape the fallout.
‘Partner of choice’: PNG’s big China snub
A senior minister says Papua New Guinea has made a choice that could have a major impact on Australia’s role in the Pacific.
Aussie’s antics in Bali cause stir
A Queensland man has drawn the ire of residents in Kuta and Legian for wearing little clothes and being “heavily intoxicated”.
Chilling sign nuclear state wants ‘war’
A country has been threatened with a “horrible disaster”, as the world’s most isolated nation takes drastic measures that have sent tensions through the roof.
‘Collapsed’: Proof China in utter crisis
China’s economy is in free fall, with “no obvious solution” on the horizon – and there will be devastating consequences for Australia.
‘Deeply concerning’: China move worries
China’s recent military drills around Taiwan have sparked fresh fears around Beijing’s plans for the island, with Australia calling them.
Telstra under fire over China ‘sabotage’ fears
Telstra’s board has been grilled on shareholder fears Australia’s mobile network could be sabotaged and price hikes in a cost of living crisis in its AGM.
‘On alert’: China’s horrifying move
Taiwan is “on alert” after a China made alarming moves on its territory, with Beijing issuing a terrifying war threat out of the blue.
Pokemon giant hit with stunning hack
The developer behind the Pokemon video games has reportedly been hit with a massive hack resulting in gigabytes of stolen data leaking online.
Price of Christmas favourite set to soar
The price of this Christmas specialty is set to soar, with experts warning it could be the last chance for Australians to buy it cheap.
‘Biding time’: Expert’s grim China warning
While both the United States and China spar for dominance in the Asia region, a defence expert says the battle is largely in China’s court.
Major break for Aussie lobster exporters
Anthony Albanese has announced the last of the major trade issues with China had been resolved while in Laos for a regional economic summit.
‘Complete bust’: Chilling China news
China has resorted to some desperate moves in an attempt to save its tanking economy, which threatens to take down Australia with it.
Albo’s ‘Cold War’ meeting at major summit
Anthony Albanese is on his way to a major international summit where he will meet China’s No.2 for “constructive and deliberate” talks.
‘Mass exodus’: China’s $1 trillion problem
China has a major $1 trillion problem as its ultra-wealthy flee the country and the fed-up middle class left behind decide to simply ‘opt out’ of the economy.
Chilling SOS before women vanished on trek
Fears are growing for a top British climber and her American friend who are missing up a 7000m mountain after their equipment fell down a gorge.
Sign it’s ‘already too late’ to save China
China’s eerie “ghost cities” provide cold, hard proof that Xi Jinping has failed as an “economic tsunami” threatens to unleash chaos.
‘Imploding’: China crisis we can’t ignore
China is in financial turmoil as its lucrative property market implodes – and the consequences for Australia will be inescapable.
China rocked by shocking sex scandal
A Chinese leader known for her good looks has been jailed for having affairs with 58 male subordinates and accepting millions in bribes.
’Innocent’ death row inmate acquitted
The world’s longest-serving death row inmate has been declared innocent after 56 years.
Wild scenes on Sydney Harbour
Sydney Harbour was centre stage when military personnel from around the world worked together to counter illicit trade of weapons of mass destruction.
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