News review
‘We don’t wear pads or helmets, brother’: Is the bloody biff the trick to finding NRL fans in the US?
Americans aren’t used to seeing their footballers take the heat without padding or helmets. They secretly like it.
- Jordan Baker
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- AUKUS
Trump has sent a wrecking ball through old alliances. The implications for Australia are severe
In a world where Donald Trump doesn’t appear to know what AUKUS is, Australia can no longer rely on decades of friendship and shared values.
- David Crowe
Radicaliser? Undercover agent? Aftab Malik is used to dodging accusations
Australia’s new special envoy to combat Islamophobia didn’t want the job but is now working to make it more than tokenistic.
- Patrick Begley
The feud fuelling one of the tightest battles of the next election
Independent MP for Fowler Dai Le could hold the balance of power after the election. Her Labor opponent, Tu Le, is campaigning to win back the seat while heavily pregnant.
- Matthew Knott
Handmaiden or peacemaker but never No.1: The Murdoch daughters ‘forsaken’ by their father
Though Prudence and Liz are Rupert Murdoch’s eldest children, their gender meant they were never considered genuine heirs to the throne.
- Jordan Baker
The woman leading Germany’s far-right resurgence
Terrorist attacks and job cuts have left Germans feeling bitter, and Alice Weidel is set to benefit in an election some say could seal the fate of Europe.
- Rob Harris
The Cummings dynasty has produced generations of winners. Now it’s teetering on the brink
The legacy of racing royalty is on the line with the son of the “Cups King” losing his training licence and facing eviction from the family’s famous stables.
- Chris Barrett
The voters Albanese and Dutton must woo in 2025
Since the last election, more than 710,000 people have been added to an electoral roll that is older, more concentrated in certain seats and has more women.
- Shane Wright
The week that shook Europe: how Trump drastically reshaped global order
Donald Trump’s thunderous declarations have put Ukraine and its Western allies in a state of shock, questioning if America now stands with tyranny and extremism over the international democratic order.
- Rob Harris
‘I killed my daughter’: What happens when a forgotten child dies in a car
When the unimaginable happens, families, authorities and communities are left with many questions.
- Riley Walter
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