Greens' Waters defends CGT and negative gearing deal
Greens leader Larissa Waters defends the capital gains tax and negative gearing deal with Labor as the best achievable, while opposing NDIS cuts and addressing One Nation's rise.
Category : Politics
US Military Trials for UK Crimes Under Scrutiny
A British academic strangled by a US fighter pilot in Cambridge saw her case tried in a US military court, raising questions about a parallel justice system operating in the UK.
Hanson compares herself to Trump in attack on Labor's Wayne Swan
Pauline Hanson has compared herself to Donald Trump in a fiery speech attacking Labor Party president Wayne Swan, accusing him of being out of touch with working-class Australians.
Australia's Paid Leave Extended to 26 Weeks
From July 1, Australian families can claim 26 weeks of paid parental leave with superannuation, but experts say more support for working mothers and migrant women is needed.
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Community Strong Australia: A New Political Force
Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender launch Community Strong Australia, a new party offering unity over division. Can it appeal to One Nation voters?
California Billionaire Tax Headed to November Ballot
California's proposed billionaire tax will appear on November ballots after double the required signatures, despite opposition from Governor Newsom and Silicon Valley.
NZ Safety Overhaul: Red Tape or Risk Shift?
New Zealand's Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill, introduced by ACT Party's Brooke van Velden, proposes major changes to workplace safety laws, sparking fierce debate over whether it reduces red tape or shifts responsibility away from employers.
Australia's biggest tax overhaul in a generation passes
Australia's biggest tax overhaul in a generation passes Parliament after 45 days of debate, with negative gearing changes targeting new builds and existing arrangements grandfathered.
Corrections and Clarifications: June 25, 2026
The Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications for June 25, 2026, addressing errors in previous reports and providing updated information.
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Mahmood in standoff with Starmer over sacking
Shabana Mahmood is in a standoff with Keir Starmer after she refused to accept the sacking of a junior minister, escalating tensions within the Labour Party.
Olly Robbins in talks for top security role
Olly Robbins, former chief Brexit negotiator, is reportedly in discussions to become the UK's next National Security Adviser, a key role overseeing intelligence and security policy.
Guardian View on Ockenden Review: Lifting Standards Key
The Ockenden maternity review reveals systemic failures in NHS care. Prioritising safety and accountability is crucial to prevent future tragedies.
Jenrick Questions £5m Donation to Farage Party
Robert Jenrick has raised concerns about a £5 million donation to Nigel Farage's Legitimate Party, citing potential foreign influence and transparency issues.
Starmer's Leadership Alienated Labour Voters, Readers Say
Readers respond to Owen Jones's critique of Keir Starmer's tenure as prime minister, citing alienation of traditional Labour voters, policy flip-flops, and evisceration of the left.
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Unison Backs Miliband as Chancellor, Burnham for Govt
Unison, the UK's largest trade union, has endorsed Ed Miliband for chancellor and Andy Burnham for a government role, boosting Labour's left wing.
Burnham Mocks Trump's Eyelashes in Westminster Speech
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, mocked Donald Trump's eyelashes during a Westminster speech, sparking widespread reaction.
Teal Independents Launch New Political Party
Teal independents Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have launched a new political party, Community Strong Australia, aiming to field candidates at the next federal election.
Can Albanese Learn From Starmer's Fall?
Anthony Albanese faces challenges similar to Keir Starmer's UK Labour woes. This podcast explores lessons for the Australian PM from Starmer's electoral fall.
Who Really Has Burnham's Ear? Inside Cabinet Dynamics
Andy Burnham's influence in cabinet is questioned as colleagues vie for his ear. A podcast explores the real power brokers behind the scenes.
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Pentagon Mandates Flu Vaccine for Recruits After Outbreak
The Pentagon has mandated flu vaccines for all military recruits after an outbreak sickened over 200 at a training base, with officials citing readiness concerns.
Reform UK Plan Targets EU Nationals in Britain
Reform UK proposes to restrict EU nationals' rights in Britain, including a new visa system and residency requirements, as part of a post-Brexit immigration overhaul.
Reeves Backs Burnham for PM, Snubs Streeting and Miliband
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has publicly endorsed Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham as a future Labour prime minister, overlooking senior colleagues Wes Streeting and Ed Miliband.
Warren warns Trump-era mergers could be reversed
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that corporate mergers approved under Trump, including a $111bn media deal, could be undone by a future administration amid a 'tsunami of anger'.
NDIS Reforms Delayed Until August After Government-Greens Deal
The NDIS overhaul is delayed until August after the government secured Greens support for tax changes, with an eight-week extension and amendments. The delay will cost 'a few hundred million dollars'.
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Renovating Multiculturalism: Elevating Interculturalism
The Lowy Institute poll shows 73% view Australia's cultural diversity positively, down from 90% in 2024. Assistant Minister Julian Hill calls for a reset, emphasising interculturalism and bridging capital.
UK Growth Forecasts Cut Amid Spending Review, Reeves Warns
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns UK growth forecasts will be downgraded in the upcoming spending review, citing global economic headwinds and domestic challenges.
Afternoon Update: Thursday's Top Stories
Thursday's afternoon update covers key Australian news including political developments, economic data, and community events.
Final ISIS-Linked Woman Returns to Australia from Syria
The last Australian woman linked to Islamic State has been granted a permit to return from Syria with her child, ending her exclusion order. Experts say repatriation is the safest legal option.
Federal Property Tax Overhaul Targets Investors
The federal government's property tax overhaul will hit investors hardest, with changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax expected to save billions over a decade.
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Tax reform debate shows Australian democracy working
The Albanese government's tax reforms passed parliament after debate and negotiations, demonstrating Australia's democratic system functioning effectively and proving major reform is still achievable.
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