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Billboard Chris Takes on eSafety Commissioner in Free Speech Battle
The American influencer against child gender conversion known as Billboard Chris is preparing to make his way down under.
53-Year-Old Arrested for Making Alleged Online Bomb Threats Against Islamic School
The incident follows the arrest of a 16-year-old boy in WA for making an online threat against the Australian Islamic House in Edmondson Park, Sydney.
NZ’s Foreign Minister Optimistic as He Heads to Washington for Tariff Talks
Winston Peters is undeterred by the Trump administration’s refusal to exempt Australia from tariffs, saying he intends to emphasise NZ’s importance to the US.
Tariff War Could Disrupt Australia’s Economy, but RBA Unsure If It Will Raise Prices
‘The bottom line is it’s definitely negative for growth, [but] the impact on inflation is less certain,” said RBA Governor Michele Bullock.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court Rejects Impeachment of Chief State Auditor, Top Prosecutors
Members of Yoon’s ruling People Power Party had boycotted the partisan Dec. 5 impeachment vote, saying the opposition-led effort was politically motivated.
Ukraine at Risk of Losing Kursk Bridgehead Inside Russia
Russian forces reported they have been retaking at least a dozen settlements in the Kursk border region since March 8.
Kuwait Frees American Prisoners, Including Military Veterans and Contractors on Drug Charges
A group of American detainees has been freed by Kuwaiti authorities after years behind bars.
Victoria to Ban Machete Possession, Penalties Include 2 Year Prison Term or $47,000 Fine
Victoria to push for national restrictions as the ban on machete starts on Sept. 1.
Consumers Face Higher Power Bills as Regulator Approves Increases of up to 9 Percent
Domestic consumers could face electricity price increases as high as 8.9 percent as regulator acknowledges ‘challenging time’ for customers.
Former Australian Prime Minister Describes CCP Live Fire Exercises as 'Act of Intimidation'
Abbott warned the latest actions served as a warning that ‘we can’t take for granted that the Pacific is a calm lake.’
Day in Photos: Protests in Argentina, Hostages on Train in Pakistan, and Сherry Blossoms in Japan
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Global Trade Expected to Grow Despite US Tariffs: Report
Despite U.S. trade policy shifts, global trade is forecast to grow at 3.1 percent annually over the next five years, a new DHL and NYU Stern report reveals.
