Fresh blow for Aussie ISIS brides, children
The Federal Court has again rejected an effort to force the federal government to bring home Aussie women and children in Syrian refugee camps.
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Bombshell in brothers’ Mexico murders
A major twist has emerged in the murders of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their friend after a man allegedly linked to their disappearance fronted a Mexican court.
AstraZeneca vaccine withdrawn globally
AstraZeneca’s Vaxzevria Covid vaccine has been withdrawn globally, a year after it was discontinued in Australia.
Couple believed to be killed by sheep
A sheep is believed to have killed a New Zealand man and a woman after police made a grim discovery in a paddock.
‘Jail’ threat for Woolies $8.4m boss
The Woolworths boss has been accused of “bullsh**ting” and evading questions in a heated clash over supermarket profits.
Aussie injured in Israel, Lebanon border blast
An unarmed Australian UN military observer is among four injured in a blast close to the dangerous Lebanon/Israel border.
Victims named as Russia captures shooters
Fifty of the 133 people killed at a Moscow concert hall massacre have been named as footage shows the moment the gunmen were caught.
World leader’s sex abuse shock
The first female president of Hungary, Katalin Novak, has announced her resignation over a child sex abuse scandal which has rocked the country.
Deadly find in homes amid wild weather
A ‘Snakenado’ has hit one state as they grapple with an influx of the slithering creatures moving into their homes.
Elsa Pataky’s surprise show at beach race
Elsa Pataky was spotted with a very telling accessory as she rubbed shoulders with sporting stars and royalty for the annual Magic Millions beach race.
Major airline slashes flight prices abroad
A major airline has launched its massive New Year sale, helping travellers tick off their 2024 travel dreams.
Inside luxury reno of Mary’s Sydney retreat
A home fit for Australia’s beloved princess has undergone a stunning transformation since Mary stayed there as a child.
Aussie ‘Hezbollah fighter’ killed in Lebanon
Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah claims an Australian man killed by an air strike in southern Lebanon fought for the terrorist organisation.
‘Contempt’: Albo lashes terror group
Anthony Albanese has condemned Hamas for attempting to use Australia’s support for a ceasefire in Gaza as propaganda.
‘Eerie’: Aussie recounts Prague shooting
An Australian man was just 100m away when gunfire broke out at a university in Prague, killing at least 15 people.
US makes big request to Australia
A high stakes request from the US could mark a dramatic escalation of Australia’s response to the conflict in the Middle East.
US makes major call on Gaza conflict
The United States has vetoed a move that would have called for an immediate ceasefire in the intense fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
Inside cop killers’ end-of-days ideology
The identity of a US man arrested over his alleged connection to the religiously motivated terror attack which killed two cops and a neighbour has been revealed.
Warning Australia too reliant on US, UK
Australian defence firms have become increasingly frustrated with what they say is a lack of new contracts and preference for foreign companies.
Wong confronts China over sonar attack
Senior officials have pushed back against China’s claims that it did not use solar pulses to target Australian navy divers.
‘Praying’: Israeli hostage families plea to PM
Relatives of victims and hostages of the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel have met with the Prime Minister after giving an emotional plea.
‘Rising tensions’ justify $368bn subs: Conroy
A senior defence minister has defended the ‘exorbitant’ cost of Australia’s $368bn AUKUS subs, suggesting rising tensions in our backyard make the project necessary.
Word Albo refused to say about China
Anthony Albanese stopped short of using one word to describe China’s President after Beijing raged at the “irresponsible” remark.
‘Handsome boy’: Albo goes viral in China
Anthony Albanese has been labelled a “handsome boy” after a whirlwind trip to China ended in the Prime Minister striking a major deal.
‘Got to be a better way’: MP’s Gaza plea
A Labor MP has joined calls for a humanitarian ceasefire in Israel’s war on Hamas to allow civilians to escape and “get help”.
Why Australia didn’t vote for Gaza truce
Australia’s Ambassador to the United Nations has criticised a resolution calling for a ceasefire, labelling it “incomplete”.
‘Downhill from here’: Albo’s date regret
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took a moment to spotlight his partner Jodie Haydon in a speech made by Washington officials and celebrities at the White House.
Australia cancels flights from Israel
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has cited “highly challenging and rapidly changing” environment for the decision.
‘Nightmare’: Aussie mum’s plea from Israel
An Australian mum and her three children have been sheltering in their apartment as they desperately try to return home.
US in ‘chaos’ as Speaker removed
Kevin McCarthy has been removed from his position as Speaker of the House after a historic vote, sparking political chaos in the United States.
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