54 court appearances: Alice Springs mother latest victim in alleged DV murder
An Alice Springs mother with a ‘very bright future’ is the latest woman to be allegedly killed at the hands of her partner, who has an extensive criminal history.
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‘Spectacular error’: Buttrose grilled over Tingle email amid Lattouf axing
Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose got an email from the public broadcaster’s chief political correspondent expressing her ‘deep concern’ about the public debate around Lattouf’s dismissal, the Federal Court has been told.
ASX ends flat with CSL the main drag
The local share market closed flat as CSL dives after its results, Macquarie jumps on its trading update, gold miners up as gold hit a record, SGH soars on strong results, Nine, Seven West Media up on positive signs for advertising. Australian carveout on Trump tariffs ‘under consideration’.
Australia broke its word on aluminium exports: Trump proclamation
Australia has been accused by the Trump administration of threatening US national security and ‘disregarding a verbal commitment’ by allowing aluminium to surge into the country, as well as failing to rein in steel exports.
Anti-gas activists escape jail for protest outside Woodside CEO’s home
The trio behind a controversial attempted protest at the home of Woodside chief executive Meg O’Neill have learnt their fate for the stunt.
ASX 200 down as Trump tariffs loom; tech sector hit
Steel, aluminum producers mixed after latest Trump tariff threat. Is JB Hi-Fi topping out? Car Group, JB Hi-Fi and WiseTech leading losses. In contrast, Star and Ansell find support.
Fears Bronwyn’s husband is set to flee country
The husband of missing NSW mother Bronwyn Winfield has been trying to sell his home, prompting fears he could flee Australia, as a podcast and police investigation heat up, a coroner has been told.
Former commando wants apology from ABC over edits
Former special forces veteran Heston Russell wants an unconditional apology from the ABC acknowledging that he did not shoot at unarmed civilians from a helicopter in Afghanistan.
Cook Islands’ Beijing pact triggers strategic waves across Pacific
The small but strategically important Cook Islands has blindsided its neighbours with the news its Prime Minister is heading to Beijing to sign a murky ‘strategic partnership’ with China.
Labor turns state election spotlight on ‘polarising’ Liberal mayor Zempilas
Labor has formed a view off the back of doorknocking and research that Basil Zempilas is a polarising figure among voters
Allan and Albanese on notice after Werribee voters revolt
Voters have sent the Premier and Prime Minister an emphatic message; lift your game or you’re gone.
‘Pressure from above’: ABC executive pushed by Buttrose
Christopher Oliver-Taylor was under pressure to sack Antoinette Lattouf after Ita Buttrose made clear she was ‘deeply unhappy’ with action taken on the stand-in radio host, the Federal Court has heard.
Keith Pitt to be appointed Ambassador to the Holy See
In a surprise diplomatic move, Anthony Albanese will appoint Nationals MP Keith Pitt as Ambassador to the Holy See.
Former reality TV star sues elite school for alleged sexual abuse
A former cast member of Australian Survivor is suing an elite Queensland private school for alleged abuse that included being locked in a sick room and dosed with sleeping tablets.
Massive 112m turbine collapses on wind farm
A wind turbine has collapsed in Victoria’s west after severe thunderstorms wreaked havoc, prompting calls for a statewide audit amid safety concerns.
PM open to probe into why he wasn’t told about caravan threat
Anthony Albanese has left open the option of holding an inquiry into the security services’ decision not to tell him for 10 days about an explosives-laden caravan found in Sydney.
Ministers briefed on threats on ‘case-by-case basis’: AFP
Commissioner Reece Kershaw and senior AFP staff are speaking at a joint parliamentary hearing in Canberra following Anthony Albanese allegedly being left in the dark about the caravan terror plot.
Australia’s Palestinians ‘deeply shocked’ at Trump’s ‘outrageous’ Gaza plan
Palestinians in Australia have been left ‘deeply shocked’ by Donald Trump’s ‘utterly outrageous’ vow to take over Gaza and transform it into a ‘jobs hub’ while forcing out Gazans in the process.
I’ve killed my daughter: devastated dad
The devastated parents of a baby girl who was mistakenly left in a car parked outside a Sydney daycare centre have spoken out.
Albanese didn’t know of caravan plot ‘for at least seven days’: Dutton
Peter Dutton has alleged in question time on Wednesday the Prime Minister didn’t receive a briefing on the caravan bomb plot ‘for at least seven days’ after NSW Premier Chris Minns had been briefed.
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