Healey Resignation Hits Starmer at Worst Possible Time
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary deals a major blow to Keir Starmer's leadership, coming amid mounting political pressures and a critical period for the UK government.
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Overseas group targets Australian abortion policy
CitizenGo, a shadowy overseas group on the foreign influence register, is partnering with anti-abortion activists in Australia to push for stricter abortion laws.
John Healey's Resignation: A Political Move or Defence Priority?
John Healey resigned as UK defence secretary over defence spending disputes. His departure, while dramatic, reflects deep political convictions and a long career in Labour politics.
3,000 NHS Patients Daily Get Corridor Care in England
Official figures reveal almost 3,000 NHS patients daily in England receive corridor care due to bed shortages, with data showing regional disparities and rising waiting lists.
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Healey's Resignation Letter: Unspoken Meanings
John Healey resigned as defence secretary, citing inadequate defence funding. His letter to Keir Starmer contains layered criticisms of Treasury delays and Starmer's leadership.
Healey Quits as Defence Secretary Over Spending
John Healey resigns as UK defence secretary, accusing PM Starmer of failing to commit necessary resources to defence amid rising threats.
Dem Senators Plan Response to Election Interference
Democratic senators are war-gaming extreme scenarios like ballot seizures and foreign interference ahead of the midterms, as Trump continues to sow doubt about election integrity.
Broken Promises Fuel One Nation Surge
Anthony Albanese's broken election promises, particularly on tax, have intensified public distrust and fueled One Nation's rapid rise, with the party raising over $1 million in a 'Fire the Liar' campaign.
Albanese's Bold Budget Reforms Defy Critics, Set to Endure
Despite attacks, Labor's budget under Anthony Albanese introduces bold reforms that are set to endure, reshaping Australia's economic landscape.
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Labor Sets Terms for AI Datacentre Growth, Avoid Resources Boom Errors
Australia's assistant minister for digital economy says datacentre boom is unavoidable, but government will impose conditions on energy use, grid costs, and flexibility to ensure fair returns.
States Warn NDIS Changes Could Push Disabled into Hospitals
State and territory disability ministers warn the Albanese government's NDIS overhaul risks shifting 240,000 participants into inappropriate settings like hospitals, as they cannot deliver like-for-like services.
Gareth Evans says Aukus paints target on Australia
Former Labor foreign minister Gareth Evans calls Aukus one of Australia's worst decisions, warning it paints a target on the country and relies on a 'ludicrous delusion' that the US would defend it.
Labor MP attacks One Nation, Greens in fiery interview
Assistant Defence Minister Peter Khalil launched a scathing attack on One Nation and the Greens, accusing them of offering slogans not solutions as Pauline Hanson’s party leads polls.
Mining, media and politics combine to shape Australian debate
Gina Rinehart bankrolls a stake in Southern Cross Media, linking mining, media, and politics. This new axis, including Lachlan Murdoch and Tony Abbott, influences coverage of One Nation's rise, echoing 1940s power plays.
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Parton Pushes Liberals to Back APS Amid Internal Divide
Canberra Liberal Mark Parton calls for party unity in backing the Australian Public Service, despite internal disagreements over its size and role.
Starmer aides 'war gaming' over Burnham leadership challenge
Keir Starmer's team is preparing for a potential leadership contest with Andy Burnham, who may return to Westminster via a byelection. Allies warn his future may be out of his hands.
Michael Meadowcroft obituary: Liberal MP and pioneer
Michael Meadowcroft, a Yorkshire Liberal politician and activist known for community politics and jazz in Leeds, has died aged 84. He served as MP for Leeds West and was a prolific writer.
Hanson Defends $400bn Defence Plan Amid Conscription Warning
Pauline Hanson defends a $400 billion defence spending plan, after an expert warned it could require conscription not seen since the Vietnam War.
ASIO Powers: Labor Reverses on Permanent Questioning Powers
The Albanese government has dropped plans to make ASIO's compulsory questioning powers permanent, but will expand offences covered to include promotion of communal violence and attacks on defence systems.
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One Nation's 'Sloppy' Reports Show $1M Missing Assets
Exclusive: Guardian Australia reveals One Nation's financial reports show over $1 million in missing or worthless assets, with experts questioning the party's fitness to govern.
Trump's IRS Immunity: Unchecked Self-Dealing
Donald Trump secured immunity from IRS audits for himself and his family, a move critics say violates post-Watergate laws and sets a dangerous precedent for presidential self-dealing.
Fired Navy Admiral Advances in SC Democratic Primary
Nancy Lacore, a three-star rear-admiral fired by Pete Hegseth, advances to a Democratic run-off in South Carolina's 1st congressional district. She faces Mac Deford for the nomination to replace Nancy Mace.
Maine Democrats Back Controversial Candidate Platner
Graham Platner, a marine veteran and oyster farmer, wins Maine Democratic Senate primary despite scandals, sparking debate over purity tests and electability.
Kyle's Trillion-Dollar Firm Quest Raises Concerns
Business secretary Peter Kyle's activist industrial policy and risk-taking with public funds via the British Business Bank and National Wealth Fund spark debate over state intervention.
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Democrats Rally Around Platner in Maine; Trump Tightens Grip
Progressives back Graham Platner after Maine primary win, while Trump helps defeat a Republican who sought Epstein files release. Results from four states offer mixed signals ahead of midterms.
Starmer Faces Belfast Riots, Asylum Loophole Pressure
Keir Starmer faces PMQs amid Belfast race riots triggered by a knife attack. Pressure mounts to close the common travel area asylum loophole and address social media incitement by Elon Musk.
NDIS Changes Risk Gender Inequality, Experts Warn
Public hearings highlight how the government's NDIS bill to tighten eligibility and cut costs may disproportionately affect women and girls, entrenching gender inequities in the scheme.
Makerfield Voters Reject Offensive Posts, Back Wealth Tax
A poll in the Makerfield byelection shows 55% of voters less likely to support candidates with offensive social media posts. Strong backing for water renationalisation, wealth tax, and donation caps.
Defence Portfolio: 3100 New Jobs in Budget
The federal budget allocates 3100 new jobs to the defence portfolio, bolstering national security and military capabilities across Australia.
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Putin's Grip Slipping? 'Grandpa in a Bunker' as War Fatigue Grows
Russian affairs reporter Pjotr Sauer discusses Vladimir Putin's increasing isolation and paranoia as ordinary Russians grow restive over the Ukraine war toll and a struggling economy.
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