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Keir Starmer says countries will look to the UK as the model to follow, as he belatedly embraced a social media ban he said was even better than Australia’s, in what could be one of the final acts of his dying premiership.

UK PM vows to be better than Albo in last-ditch teen ban

The UK Prime Minister has belatedly embraced a social media ban he said was even better than Australia’s, in what could be one of the final acts of his dying premiership.

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A month after Labor unveiled its sweeping housing tax reforms, Finance Minister Katy Gallagher is still being forced to explain what they mean for Australians.

Labor’s tax headache grows despite sales pitch

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has pushed back on growing criticism of Labor’s capital gains tax overhaul, insisting concerns are ‘unfounded’ despite ongoing voter confusion.

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The Federal Government’s planned tax changes will dump compliance costs on taxpayers and their advisers, an accounting body warns.

Warning reforms will impose 'substantial costs' on taxpayers

Accountants are warning Labor's controversial tax reform will lead to ‘substantial compliance costs’ on taxpayers, calling for legislative changes.

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"A full ban is the right choice," Prime Minister Keir Starmer says on a social media ban for teens.

Experts hit back as UK announces strict under-16s ban

YouTube, Facebook ‌and X will be covered in a proposed ban on social media sites for under-16s by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

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Donald Trump declares peace deal signed.

Deal done? Trump hails peace agreement signed

As Donald Trump hails a historic US-Iran agreement and falling oil prices, Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark reminder that ‘the struggle is not over’.

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Could Pauline’s daughter knock off Barnaby for party’s top role?

Pauline Hanson suggests her daughter Lee could be next in line for the One Nation leadership, which Barnaby Joyce has brushed off as the party claims Labor is ‘scared’ of its rising power.

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People in Tehran gather in support of Iran’s new leader, Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, while holding the Iranian flag and images of both the new and former leaders of Iran.

A deal is only the beginning of the end of the US-Iran war

The ceasefire agreement will bring needed relief to a scarred region, and to global energy markets. But it will not resolve the issues that brought America and Iran to war in the first place.

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Property linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer was targeted in the plot, a London court was told.

Duo guilty of plot to torch homes and car linked to Starmer

Two men have been convicted of a plot orchestrated by a mysterious Russian-speaking figure which aimed to ‘create fear for the Prime Minister’.

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Member for Perth, Patrick Gorman in Canberra.

Assistant to PM: Populism vs practical parties new divide

Australia’s traditional left-right political split has turned into a divide between populists and the practical that needs a new way of thinking, the Prime Minister’s right-hand man in WA believes.

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The Pechersk Lavra monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was set on fire after a Russian attack.

‘War crime’: Russia strikes UNESCO-listed monastery

The attack on the 1000-year-old Kyiv monastery has been likened to bombing Notre Dame cathedral in Paris.

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Zeinab Ahmad rejects Islamic State, her lawyer told a court as she applies for bail.

‘Years of hell’: Accused ISIS bride’s shift on jihadi group

An accused ISIS bride charged with slavery offences has given a grim account of her previous life in Syria with the terror group.

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Ordinary Iranians have expressed relief at the ceasefire announcement after months of chaos.

‘Is this REAL?’ Iranians’ shock and relief at ceasefire deal

After enduring months of conflict, ordinary people in Iran were relieved to hear about the deal. Opposition groups were disappointed.

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A ceasefire in the Iran conflict could offer fresh hope to Australians already battling rising fuel prices and inflation.
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Captain Thomas Campbell from Queensland University Regiment prepares a Boondi during Exercise Greenskin in Canberra.

‘Out of touch’: Pauline Hanson slams ‘woke’ army exercise

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has criticised ‘out of touch Generals’ after Australian soldiers were taught to construct wooden spears and axes during an Indigenous weapons making course.

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