Major update in historic Aussie rocket launch
There’s been a huge update as Gilmour Space Technologies enters its launch window to fire off a rocket into orbit.
Leaders
Joe Rogan: ‘I’m sticking with Jesus’
In a debate about the origins of the universe, the popular American podcaster argued one side is far more logical than the other.
‘No assassins’ in Nationals vote
Nationals leader David Littleproud claims the party has “no assassins”, taking a jab at Labor’s dumping of two cabinet ministers on Monday.
Result from high stakes Nationals vote
After days of chaos, the National Party’s post-election leadership contest has come to an end.
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$6000 boost for Aussie workers
Australian workers would ultimately be up to $6000 better off with a remarkably simple change to their pay, a minister said.
‘The lad vote’: Proof men’s power is back
An intriguing trend in political polling could spell electoral chaos for Anthony Albanese, with the rise of the ‘lad vote’ smashing a long-held norm.
Eye-watering salary to be ‘comfortable’
Persistent inflation and a dramatic surge in house prices means Aussies now think they need to make an insane amount just to be comfortable.
‘Offer he can’t refuse’: Labor’s Trump trade play
Labor is trying to come up with an offer Donald Trump “can’t refuse” to secure a tariff carve out for Australia.
Climate campaigner defends ritzy private jet
An Aussie billionaire and ardent climate change campaigner has just bought a private jet, but says he feels a ‘deep internal conflict’ about it.
‘Send a message’: Aussie Trump fight urged
Bill Shorten has called for Australia to hit back at the United States warning that “all options” should be on the table.
Heroic act will make Elon Musk a super hero
The richest man on earth is down in the dumps as his enemies attempt to destroy him but one heroic act won’t be forgotten.
‘Thousands’ joining Aussie MAGA movement
Clive Palmer has outlined the vision of his new fringe party Trumpet of Patriots, vowing to “make Australia great again”.
CEO’s blunt reply to student’s WFH question
The boss of a major US bank gave a no-nonsense reply after a university student asked about his controversial return to office stance.
‘Aussies refused’: Wild China event scenes
A Labor Party “Chinese Town Hall” in Melbourne on Wednesday night has sparked claims “white Australians” were prevented entry.
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