Despair as ‘halal’ developer goes bust
A developer that spruiked itself as Australia’s first ‘halal-friendly housing solution’ has been forced into liquidation, leaving hundreds of families tens of thousands of dollars out of pocket.
Alexi Demetriadi
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Blackout ‘a green power warning’
The mayor of Broken Hill has warned federal and state governments to learn from the experience of his town beset by blackouts as residents were told to switch off their solar panels.
‘Moronic’ Andrews reign blasted
Peter Costello has launched a scathing attack on the ‘moronic’ Victorian Andrews government and made an impassioned plea for a return to good economic management and hands-off ‘limited government’.
Costello blasts Andrews’ ‘moronic’ government for its Covid restrictions
In his most high-profile public appearance since resigning as Nine chairman, Peter Costello also blasted Daniel Andrews for wrongly believing his role was to embark on Indigenous treaty negotiations and join China’s One Belt One Road initiative.
‘Speak as many, not as one’: Indigenous leaders distance themselves from Thorpe’s tirade
Indigenous community leaders say Senator Lidia Thorpe’s outburst in Parliament House was done ‘her way’ but that Aboriginals had a ‘right to be negotiated with’, as they discussed meeting King Charles.
‘World asleep at wheel’ as extremism spikes, says Niall Ferguson
The world is waking up to rising anti-Semitism and Islamic extremism after October 7, and all humanity must be alert to the threat, one of the globe’s most respected historians has warned.
Sinwar fan revealed as aviation worker who praised Palestinian hijacker
An activist who lauded Yahya Sinwar as a ‘warrior and legend’ is a Sydney aviation worker who has previously applauded Palestinian plane hijacker Leila Khaled.
‘Voters turning from the parties’
NSW parliament’s first ‘teal independent’ has said that voters were spurning party allegiances for ‘true community representation’ as she prized away a blue-ribbon electorate from the Liberals.
Yahya Sinwar hailed as a ‘legend’ at Sydney rally
A conference stacked with Hizb ut-Tahrir activists was told Islam will ‘dominate … bringing justice to every corner of the world’, and that ‘victory was coming’.
Teals set to take Liberal state seat in NSW
Climate 200-backed independent Jacqui Scruby is set to snare blue-ribbon Pittwater from the Liberals as counting continued across three Sydney by-elections.
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