Professor Richard Scolyer, a leading melanoma researcher who became a patient in his own experimental brain cancer treatment, has died at 59. He was Australian of the Year in 2024.
Jenna Price highlights ongoing gender imbalance in King's Birthday Honours, with men receiving more top awards. Analysis shows slow progress toward equality.
Deputy PM Richard Marles is under fire after a deal for second-hand submarines threatens Australia's AUKUS pact, raising concerns over naval capability and diplomatic credibility.
Senate estimates can be unpredictable, with swearing, hot mic moments, and tense exchanges. Learn how to navigate these hearings effectively.
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With the French presidential election approaching, the far right gains as mainstream candidates multiply and divisions deepen. Unity is urged to prevent a far-right victory.
Andrew Sparrow, Guardian's political liveblogger for 15 years, reflects on the challenges of covering UK politics' constant crises, the evolution of liveblogging, and balancing professional excitement with citizen concern.
A UK parliamentary committee criticises repeated delays to the defence investment plan, warning it has damaged Britain's credibility with allies and harmed military readiness.
Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth insists Labor is not raising taxes, despite budget reforms expected to generate $77 billion in extra revenue over a decade, as voter anger grows.
Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson says the Coalition can find savings in health and education through technology and efficiency, declining to rule out cuts to the portfolios.
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Anthony Albanese faced an awkward moment when New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon described capital gains tax as a 'wrecking ball' for the economy, reigniting debate on both sides of the Tasman.
The Greens warn Australia could be drawn into a US war with China if the Aukus Virginia-class submarine purchase proceeds, but PM Albanese says the pact is 'full-steam ahead'.
Xavier Becerra, once polling at 3%, advanced to the general election for California governor after a scandal shook the race. His Latino heritage and working-class appeal resonated with voters.
Donald Trump pardoned former Republican Congressman Stephen Buyer, who served nearly two years for insider trading. Buyer claims the prosecution was politically motivated.
The Aukus deal shifts as Australia buys secondhand US submarines, prompting questions about alliance reliability and treatment of allies in the Trump era.
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Tensions rise as threats over power and water supplies intensify in the ongoing cross-border dispute between New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
Anthony Albanese and Christopher Luxon signed a new economic agreement in Noosa, dismissing suggestions of hostility after a 'cheeky' budget rivalry over capital gains tax changes.
Graham Platner, a Democratic US Senate candidate in Maine, remains confident of primary victory despite allegations of physical intimidation and past misconduct, which he claims have been weaponized.
Congressional Republicans are breaking with Trump on Iran, Ukraine, and immigration, but analysts say the defections may be more about political survival than genuine rebellion.
A minor technical issue has been detected on HMS Prince of Wales while docked in Norway, delaying its sailing. The Royal Navy expects the carrier to depart in the coming days after repairs.
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Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, has quit after 30 years, citing gender extremism, free speech rejection, and a narrow cultural bubble. He calls the party 'beyond reform'.
Democrats grapple with party brand after 2024 loss, as candidates across the US face skeptical voters and internal divisions ahead of crucial midterm elections.
Armenia heads to parliamentary elections on Sunday as Moscow imposes trade bans and warns of a 'Ukrainian scenario', testing PM Pashinyan's westward shift despite deep economic ties with Russia.
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Andy Burnham, Labour's Makerfield byelection candidate, says Thames Water should be nationalised, criticising soaring bills and profits while infrastructure suffers.
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Liz Kendall pledges Labour will shape AI adoption to benefit workers, not abandon those displaced. New training schemes target disadvantaged youth, with 40% of £187m program for poor schools.
Nigel Farage faces backlash after his response to Henry Nowak's murder, with critics warning his far-right rhetoric may alienate moderate voters and empower far-right rivals.
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration policies unlawfully barred immigrants from 39 countries from receiving asylum, work permits, green cards, and citizenship decisions.
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Three days after polls closed, key California primary races remain undecided. In the governor's race, Steve Hilton leads Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer, but experts warn counting could take weeks, with untallied votes likely favoring Democrats.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refuses to apologise for broken promises on power prices, housing, tax, and more, as Labor faces record low support.
