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JACINTA PRICE: Rogue Senator Fatima Payman’s attempts to falsely equate Indigenous disadvantage with the Palestinian cause are grossly offensive and just plain wrong.
A conflict between China and Taiwan could spark a global rethink of net zero policies, the organisers of a right-wing conference making its Australian debut later this month have said.
Repatriation flights to help Australians leave Lebanon cannot continue indefinitely, the foreign minister says, with a final scheduled flight set to take off.
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Former President Barack Obama has issued a direct and blunt message to Black men, admonishing them for thinking about sitting out the presidential contest and suggesting sexism might be at play.
Ethel Kennedy has died at the age of 96, more than 50 years after her husband Robert F Kennedy was assassinated.
An ugly war of words between President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump has broken out, as Florida faces a huge clean up after Hurricane Milton.
There may be seven main battlegrounds in the race for the White House, which could prove crucial. But one state stands apart as the place that strategists have circled as the likeliest to tip the election.
Social media companies would be made to boot children off their platforms and make sure they stay off under the government’s plan to legislate a minimum age for access.
Nearly 40 years after Bob Hawke promised no child would live in poverty, campaigners have warned the Federal Government that children are the victims of the cost of living crisis.
The unchecked growth of a national pet shop empire is among a raft of “damaging deals” Australia’s newly-empowered competition boss says were the lightning rod to push for tougher takeover new laws.
China will lift its ban on Australian live lobster exports by the end of the year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed after meeting Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
Richard Marles’ most senior staffer has made bombshell allegations she was ‘bullied’ out of her job in a series of events she says have left her with “suicidal thoughts”.
A senior Government minister has suggested Israel is not complying with international law, as the Coalition heaps pressure on Labor over the ongoing conflict.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned petrol station owners not to take drivers for mugs as oil prices spike because of conflict in the Middle East.
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held their first call in weeks, having a ‘direct’ conversation about a retaliation attack on Iran.