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Beau Lamarre-Condon Testifies About Homophobic Abuse in Police

Beau Lamarre-Condon Testifies About Homophobic Abuse in Police

Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon told his double murder trial that he heard homophobic abuse while working for New South Wales Police, as ...

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Beau Lamarre-Condon Trial: Key Evidence in Double Murder Case

Beau Lamarre-Condon Trial: Key Evidence in Double Murder Case

Beau Lamarre-Condon, the former police officer accused of double murder, gave evidence in his high-profile trial this week, offering a rare glimpse...

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James Ashby Denies One Nation-Labor Preference Deal in Victoria

James Ashby Denies One Nation-Labor Preference Deal in Victoria

James Ashby, Pauline Hanson's chief strategist, has denied attempting to orchestrate a preference deal between One Nation and Victorian Labor ahead...

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AI Deepfake Election Ads Spark Outrage in Victoria Campaign

AI Deepfake Election Ads Spark Outrage in Victoria Campaign

AI-generated deepfake videos have taken center stage in Victoria's election campaign, with major parties trading accusations over scare campaigns t...

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Australia's Lesson from Trump's Midterm Rout: It's the Economy, Stupid

Australia's Lesson from Trump's Midterm Rout: It's the Economy, Stupid

Australia is closely watching the political fallout in the United States, where it’s the economy, stupid has once again proven to be the defining r...

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Caribbean Leaders Reject UK Debt Relief as Slavery Reparations

Caribbean Leaders Reject UK Debt Relief as Slavery Reparations

Caribbean leaders have rejected UK offers of debt relief and development aid as substitutes for slavery reparations, insisting that former colonial...

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Australians Worry About AI and Cost of Living, Scanlon Report Finds

Australians Worry About AI and Cost of Living, Scanlon Report Finds

Australians are increasingly worried about artificial intelligence (AI) and the cost of living, according to the latest Scanlon report on social co...

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Settlement Dates Sold in Australia Labeled as Produce of Israel

Settlement Dates Sold in Australia Labeled as Produce of Israel

Food grown in illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank is being sold in Australia labeled as “produce of Israel,” according to a new a...

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Muslim Votes Matter Softens Anti-Labor Stance for Victorian Election

Muslim Votes Matter Softens Anti-Labor Stance for Victorian Election

Muslim Votes Matter (MVM) has softened its anti-Labor stance ahead of the Victorian election, aiming to defeat One Nation in at-risk seats. The gra...

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Scanlon Report: What's Driving Australian Anger and Distrust

Scanlon Report: What's Driving Australian Anger and Distrust

The annual Scanlon report on social cohesion has revealed that economic pain and distrust are driving Australian anger, even as support for immigra...

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Texas Goes Blue: Democrats Celebrate Historic Midterm Wins
Texas Goes Blue: Democrats Celebrate Historic Midterm Wins
Democrats are celebrating a historic political shift as Texas turned blue for the first time in decades, with James Talarico elected as the youngest US Senator and Gina Hinojosa becoming... Leia mais...
Belfast Explosives Haul Linked to Rightwing Terrorism
Belfast Explosives Haul Linked to Rightwing Terrorism
Police in Belfast have linked a stash of 17 explosive devices found in the Shankill Road area to rightwing terrorism, marking the largest haul of far-right weaponry ever seized in... Leia mais...
Cricket's Most Dangerous Fielding Position: Life at Short Leg
Cricket's Most Dangerous Fielding Position: Life at Short Leg
Cricket's most dangerous fielding position, short leg, puts players directly in the line of fire. Former England batter James Taylor loved it, saying he wanted the ball hit at him.... Leia mais...
Dreyfus Affair: How the First Viral Antisemitism Scandal Dehumanized
Dreyfus Affair: How the First Viral Antisemitism Scandal Dehumanized
The Dreyfus Affair, a notorious antisemitic scandal in late 19th-century France, is examined in a new exhibition at the Wiener Holocaust Library in London as the world's first 'viral' antisemitism... Leia mais...
Woman Charged in Stalking Case Involving Greens Senator Jordon
Woman Charged in Stalking Case Involving Greens Senator Jordon
A 40-year-old woman has been charged with aggravated stalking and attempted extortion involving Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John, according to Western Australian police. The charges add a new dimension to an... Leia mais...
US Expats in Australia Celebrate Democratic Midterm Wins
US Expats in Australia Celebrate Democratic Midterm Wins
US expats in Australia gathered at watch parties to celebrate Democratic midterm wins, with emotions running high from anxiety to elation as results came in. At the Keg and Brew... Leia mais...
Kate McClymont Denies 'Nail in Coffin' Text at Alan Jones Trial
Kate McClymont Denies 'Nail in Coffin' Text at Alan Jones Trial
Kate McClymont, the Sydney Morning Herald’s chief investigative reporter, has denied that her 'nail in the coffin' text referred to killing Alan Jones during her testimony at the Sydney trial.... Leia mais...
Australia Concedes Teen Social Media Ban Burden on Free Speech
Australia Concedes Teen Social Media Ban Burden on Free Speech
The Australian government has conceded that its under-16 social media ban places a burden on freedom of political communication for teens, but argues the impact is “indirect and modest.” The... Leia mais...
AUKUS Submarine Deal Slammed as Worst Australian Defence Decision Ever
AUKUS Submarine Deal Slammed as Worst Australian Defence Decision Ever
The AUKUS nuclear submarine deal has been branded “the worst, riskiest and most costly defence decision ever made by an Australian government” in a scathing public inquiry report. The inquiry,... Leia mais...
Australia's First GLP-1 Weight Loss Pill Approved: What It Means
Australia's First GLP-1 Weight Loss Pill Approved: What It Means
Australia's first GLP-1 weight-loss pill has been approved for sale, allowing patients to swap weekly injections for a daily tablet. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has approved Novo Nordisk's Wegovy... Leia mais...
AFLW Rule Change: Irish Solo Move Could Add Flair to Women's Game
AFLW Rule Change: Irish Solo Move Could Add Flair to Women's Game
The AFLW is considering a rule change that would allow Irish players to use the solo – a Gaelic football technique – in place of the traditional bounce, in a... Leia mais...
AUKUS Submarines: The Unanswered Questions Australians Deserve
AUKUS Submarines: The Unanswered Questions Australians Deserve
AUKUS submarines are the most expensive defence project in Australia's history, yet the government refuses to answer a fundamental question: what are they actually for? That is the central finding... Leia mais...

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