Pauline Hanson defends senator over eligibility question, attacks Fatima Payman
Pauline Hanson has defended the eligibility of a One Nation senator and reignited a longstanding row with Fatima Payman amid...
Continue Reading →Apple ‘inspired’ by Australian social media ban, CEO Tim Cook says
Technology giant Apple was “inspired” by Australia’s world-leading under-16s social media ban just months after the measure drew consternation in...
Continue Reading →Mysterious ‘Christmas tree’ aircraft filmed near Area 51 may be top-secret fighter
Area 51 watchers have had all their Christmases come at once, in the shape of … a Christmas tree. A...
Continue Reading →Australia, Germany condemn Iran as MP warns Aussies ‘frustrated’ by war
Australia and Germany “unequivocally condemn” Iran as Israel and the Islamic Republic trade blows, while the government warns Australians are...
Continue Reading →Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong slams Greens over Gaza ‘misinformation’
Penny Wong has lashed the Greens for using “misinformation to enable division” after a fiery clash during Senate estimates over...
Continue Reading →Soaring alcohol taxes blamed as brewing giant Lion shuts historic Boag’s brewery
What happens when the government decides that it’s the moral police and doesn’t like a common Australian pastime, so it...
Continue Reading →Donald Trump’s call to impose fresh round of tariffs ‘unwarranted’: PM
Anthony Albanese has branded Donald Trump’s new tariff regime “unwarranted” after the US President threatened 60 of its trading partners...
Continue Reading →‘He said you’re crazy’: Benjamin Netanyahu pressed on angry call with Donald Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been asked point blank about his bad-tempered phone call with Donald Trump earlier this...
Continue Reading →Pauline Hanson slams ‘out-of-touch’ universities as event offers One Nation ‘vaccine’
Pauline Hanson has lashed out at Australian universities, calling them “out of touch” after an event at one institution described...
Continue Reading →Australia secures 80,250 tonnes of fertiliser from Indonesia as Iran peace in doubt
Australia’s has secured an additional 80,250 tonnes of urea — one of the world’s most widely used fertilisers — as...
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