Alleged Chinese Spy Siru Zheng Granted Bail in Canberra
Two Chinese nationals, including Siru Zheng, granted bail in Canberra over alleged spying on a Buddhist group. Court cites scant evidence.
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Driver Jailed 16 Years for Road Rage Killing of Tradie in Sydney
Bradley Wilkinson jailed 16 years for manslaughter of Rhyce Harding in road rage incident; used vehicle as weapon, dragged victim 55 metres.
NSW to Trial Extra Public Holiday for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027
NSW Premier Chris Minns announces trial of extra public holiday for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027, when the day falls on a weekend.
Man Charged After Stolen Car Crashes into Geelong School Bus
Man charged after allegedly stolen car crashes into Geelong school bus, prompting police to fire shots; students unharmed.
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China's Two Sessions 2026: Tech Leadership and Military Shakeup in Focus
China's Two Sessions 2026 focus on tech leadership, five-year plan, and PLA shakeup as delegates gather in Beijing.
Angus Taylor Under Pressure to Challenge Sussan Ley for Liberal Leadership
Angus Taylor faces pressure from conservative Liberals to challenge Sussan Ley for leadership amid party turmoil and poor polling.
England must use low block against Mexico at Azteca
Thomas Tuchel's England face a near-unstoppable Mexico at altitude in Mexico City. To handle the 7,000ft challenge, Tuchel must employ a low block, slow the game, and avoid chaos, learning from 1986.
Starmer Ally Hollie Ridley to Step Down as Labour General Secretary
Hollie Ridley, Labour's general secretary and Keir Starmer ally, will step down this autumn after two years, citing personal reasons and making way for a successor to work with incoming leader Andy Burnham.
Burnham: Labour Manifesto Can Shift on Tax If Needed
Andy Burnham says Labour's manifesto has room for movement on tax, indicating flexibility in the party's fiscal plans ahead of the election.
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Allan rejects royal commission into Big Build corruption
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan admits criminals infiltrated Big Build projects but rejects calls for a royal commission, citing past failures and advocating for police and regulatory action.
Coalition Blocks Under-16s Social Media Ban Reforms
Coalition senators blocked reforms to double fines for tech giants to $99 million and force document handovers, sparking an eight-week inquiry and fierce debate.
Moira Deeming sues Victorian Liberal president before meeting
Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming launches court action against party president Brian Loughnane hours before a state executive meeting to decide her political future over an assault allegation against former leader Matthew Guy.
Louisiana AG Probes Biden Border Policy Impact
Louisiana Republican Attorney General Liz Murrill launches investigation into Biden administration's border policies, alleging they harm state resources and public safety.
John Barilaro Returns to Politics in New Role
Former NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro is back in politics, appointed as a special envoy for trade and investment with a focus on regional NSW.
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Trump Turns US 250th Into Personal Celebration
Donald Trump is leveraging the 250th anniversary of American independence to fuse patriotism with personal loyalty, placing his image on commemorative currency and structures.
Burnham Pledges to Tackle Cost of Living as PM
Andy Burnham promises to ease cost-of-living pressures if elected PM, outlining plans to cap energy prices and raise minimum wage.
229,000 Excess Deaths: Cost of US-UK Trade Deal
A new study reveals a US-UK trade deal could cause 229,000 excess deaths over 25 years due to reduced food safety and increased chronic disease.
Burnham: Too Many Politicians Have Degrees
Andy Burnham argues that the dominance of university degrees in politics excludes working-class voices and calls for more diverse routes into public service.
Farage Reported to Watchdog Over Crypto Lobbying
Nigel Farage has been reported to the parliamentary standards watchdog over allegations he failed to declare meetings with cryptocurrency firms and lobbied for them without transparency.
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McSweeney: Labour Unprepared for Government in 2024
Labour was not prepared to govern in 2024, according to Morgan McSweeney, who cited internal divisions and lack of policy readiness.
Maritime Boss Says Minister Misled MPs Over Coastguard Pay
Maritime boss accuses minister of misleading MPs over coastguard officers' pay, claiming promised wage increase was never delivered.
Albanese Aims for Labor Unity at National Conference
Anthony Albanese wants Labor's national conference to showcase party unity, but AUKUS division persists. The 50th conference in Adelaide faces managed debates on AUKUS and Middle East.
Starmer Apologises for Forced Adoptions of 185,000 Babies
Keir Starmer will deliver a formal state apology in parliament today for forced adoption policies in England and Wales between 1949 and 1976, affecting an estimated 185,000 babies.
Andy Burnham's Political Skill Tested as PM-in-Waiting
Andy Burnham's likability and mission-driven approach promise a new Labour era, but his political skill faces tests from party factions, geopolitics, and the need for authenticity.
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Canberra health hub closure extended over asbestos
Canberra's City Health Centre closure extended beyond initial three days as asbestos investigations continue, affecting multiple health services and tenants.
Gambling Ads Reach World Cup Viewers Despite Bans
The FIFA World Cup is projected to be the biggest gambling event ever, with Australian viewers facing ads despite restrictions. Here's how companies bypass rules and what you can do.
English Mayors to Gain Sweeping New Powers
English mayors are set to receive sweeping new powers under a major devolution push, with experts calling it the biggest shift in local governance in decades.
Burnham's No 10 North Plan: Mixed Reader Reactions
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham's proposal to relocate parts of No 10 to the north of England has sparked diverse reader opinions, from strong support to skepticism.
Senate Passes Bill for Human Oversight of Aged Care Algorithm
The Senate has passed legislation to restore human override to an aged care assessment algorithm, which has been criticized for under-assessing care needs and causing inadequate support for elderly Australians.
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Cormann Backs WA GST Deal in OECD Submission
Mathias Cormann supports a review of GST distribution to address WA's low share, citing it as unacceptably low in an OECD submission.
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