Darren Jones and Andy Burnham Lead Labour Leadership Race
Darren Jones and Andy Burnham are the frontrunners in the Labour leadership contest, with Jones gaining union backing and Burnham appealing to moderates.
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Trump Migrant Crackdown Devastates Healthcare Workers
Trump administration's TPS revocations force thousands of healthcare workers like Janeth out of jobs, deepening US healthcare shortages and devastating patients.
Peter Murrell Sentenced for Embezzlement in SNP Scandal
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been sentenced to prison for embezzling party funds, marking a major fallout in Scottish politics.
Czech President Files Complaint Over NATO Summit Exclusion
Czech President Petr Pavel has filed a complaint against the government's decision to exclude him from the Czech delegation for the upcoming NATO summit, calling it an 'unprecedented and extremely unfortunate step.'
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Burnham Leads Labour Leadership Race; Starmer Trails
Andy Burnham has taken a commanding lead in the Labour leadership contest, with Keir Starmer trailing in third place, according to the latest poll.
Cockburn Council Proposes New Limits on Backyard Chickens
Cockburn Council proposes new limits on backyard chickens, sparking debate. Caps range from 4 to 30 poultry based on property size.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Key News
Tuesday's afternoon update covers breaking news, political developments, and major events across Australia and the world.
NSW Budget 2026: Winners and Losers Revealed
NSW Labor's 2026 budget offers commuters a $100 rego discount and toll cap cut, while housing supply lags and debt is set to hit $200bn. Coal miners and essential workers gain; NDIS participants and gun owners lose.
Hanson Parental Leave Plan Faces Small Business Backlash
One Nation's Pauline Hanson proposes parental leave funded by cutting small business tax breaks, sparking fierce opposition from industry groups.
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Starmer's Record: NHS and Housing in Charts
Labour leader Keir Starmer's pledges on NHS waiting lists and new homes face mixed results, with data showing progress on some fronts but setbacks on others.
First drug to delay type 1 diabetes approved for NHS
Teplizumab, the world's first drug to delay type 1 diabetes onset, approved for NHS in England and Wales, offering up to three years without insulin.
Andy Burnham's Makerfield magic could reshape Westminster
Andy Burnham’s re-election as Manchester mayor strengthens his Westminster influence, sparking speculation about a future Labour leadership bid. His regional success offers lessons for national politics.
NDIS Inquiry Extension Costs Government Hundreds of Millions
The Greens secured an eight-week Senate inquiry extension on NDIS legislation, costing the government hundreds of millions in savings, but will vote against the bill.
Where Did It All Go Wrong for Starmer?
A Guardian podcast dissects Labour leader Keir Starmer's plummeting approval ratings, internal party strife, and policy U-turns that have eroded public trust ahead of the next election.
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COVID, Flu and RSV: NZ Winter Vaccination Guide
New Zealand faces a complicated respiratory season with COVID, flu, and RSV posing different risks. Older adults, young children, and infants are most vulnerable, but vaccine access varies.
Should Australia Ban Paid Kids Content?
The Netherlands proposes banning children under 16 from paid social media content, citing child labour. Could Australia follow its lead to protect kidfluencers?
Barr: Social Cohesion Key in Growing Cities
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr warns that social cohesion must be a priority as cities grow, citing the need for inclusive planning and community engagement.
Ukraine warns ceasefire offer may expire
Ukraine's UN envoy warns that Kyiv may revise its ceasefire offer to Russia if the UN Security Council fails to act, citing successful strikes on Russian oil refineries and growing confidence.
Trump Administration News: Latest Updates and Developments
The Trump administration faces new challenges as Congress investigates policy decisions and legal battles escalate over executive orders.
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Labor's Tax Reforms Pass Senate After Greens Deal
Labor's property tax reforms will pass the Senate after a deal with the Greens, which includes delaying NDIS changes and closing a super fund loophole.
Starmer and Albanese: A Common Political Bond
A cartoon highlights the surprising similarities between UK Labour leader Keir Starmer and Australian PM Anthony Albanese, both facing centrist challenges.
US Senate Passes Landmark Housing Bill to Boost Affordability
The US Senate passed a sweeping housing bill aimed at increasing affordable housing supply and lowering costs for renters and homebuyers, a major victory for the Biden administration.
Politics Live: Budget Debate Heats Up Over Tax Reform
Labor and Coalition clash over capital gains tax and negative gearing as budget debate enters second week. Key battlegrounds emerge.
Burnham Poised for Power as Starmer Resigns UK PM
Andy Burnham prepares to take over as Labour leader after an emotional Sir Keir Starmer resigns as UK prime minister, citing personal and political reasons.
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Starmer Resignation Speech: Anatomy of a Political Exit
Keir Starmer's resignation speech was a masterclass in political theater, blending regret, defiance, and a call for unity. Here's the anatomy of his exit.
Burnham Loyalists Split Over Shadow Chancellor Pick
Andy Burnham's supporters are divided over his potential appointment of Ed Miliband or Wes Streeting as shadow chancellor, sources reveal.
How tensions with Trump defined Starmer's first year
Keir Starmer's first year as PM was dominated by managing tensions with Donald Trump, from trade disputes to diplomatic spats, shaping his premiership.
Federal Subpoenas Target Minnesota Officials Over Election Security
Federal grand jury subpoenas demand Minnesota election officials testify in probe of 2020 election security, sparking constitutional concerns.
Andy Burnham's First 100 Days: Power Plans Unveiled
Andy Burnham's potential first 100 days as PM would focus on devolution, NHS funding, and green investment, according to leaked Labour plans.
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Burnham Needs Both Story and Plan for Labour
Andy Burnham has a compelling personal story but must also present a clear policy plan to lead Labour effectively, argues the Guardian.
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