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China Considers Lifting Sanctions on UK Politicians Expressing Concerns About New Embassy Plans
Some Parliament members are concerned China’s move could be tied to proposals for a new mega embassy in a critical area in London.
NSW Records About 3,500 COVID Cases in a Week, ‘Most People Do Not Test’
Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.
Minnesota Shooting Suspect Faces Murder Charges
Vance Luther Boelter was captured on Sunday after a two-day manhunt.
Prosecutors Warn Some Rioters Could Face Long Prison Sentences
Federal and district attorneys highlight criminal cases and potential penalties for violence during Los Angeles protests.
Army’s 250th Anniversary Is Opportunity for Reflection: VA Secretary Doug Collins
‘Maybe it’s worth one day to think about how good we have it,’ the VA secretary says ahead of this weekend’s military parade.
‘Troublesome’: Shadow Minister Concerned PM yet to Secure G7 Meeting With Trump
The AUKUS trilateral defence deal is under review and adds to a growing list of priorities for the Albanese government to deal with.
Sole Survivor of Air India Crash Escaped by Jumping From Emergency Exit: Police
Police say it’s unclear whether the passenger jumped before or after the plane made impact.
LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
Teen Injured in Machete Attack Just Weeks After Victoria Fast-Tracks Weapon Sales Ban
Machete violence has been an ongoing problem in the state of Victoria.
Chinese Billionaire Buys Land Near US Defense Contractors
Chinese entities have long been acquiring farmland near critical U.S. military bases.
LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
What to Know About Trump’s Dispute With California Over Girls’ Sports
The struggle hit a fever pitch after a transgender-identifying high school student won multiple girls’ state events.
NSW Libertarian MP Pushes Bill to Enshrine Gun Rights in State Constitution
‘The question of gun ownership in Australia has been a taboo,’ said Libertarian MP John Ruddick.
South Australia Puts More Than $8 Million of Taxpayer Money Towards UN Climate Summit
South Australia is aiming for 100 percent net renewables by 2027.
SA Liberal Party Defends Right to Debate Potential Axing of Net Zero Support
Labor labelled the Liberals ‘extremists’ for pushing to dump net zero.
Albanese Stands By Defence Spending Amid US Push for Increase to 3.5 Percent
US Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth called on Australia to increase defence spending ‘as soon as possible.’
California Launches Wolf Mapping System in Wake of Attacks on Cattle
The state provides approximate location of GPS-collared wolves to ranchers and the public once a day.
‘Almost One Fire Each Day’: Victorian Firefighters Warn About Lithium Batteries in E-Scooters
Energy Safe Victoria is investigating after two people were injured in a South Melbourne apartment fire sparked by ‘unsafe e-scooter charging.’
Judge Says US Bid to Deport Mahmoud Khalil Likely Violates Constitution
The secretary of state had determined that Khalil’s presence ‘compromises a compelling foreign policy interest.’
China Considers Lifting Sanctions on UK Politicians Expressing Concerns About New Embassy Plans
Some Parliament members are concerned China’s move could be tied to proposals for a new mega embassy in a critical area in London.
NSW Records About 3,500 COVID Cases in a Week, ‘Most People Do Not Test’
Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.
Minnesota Shooting Suspect Faces Murder Charges
Vance Luther Boelter was captured on Sunday after a two-day manhunt.
Prosecutors Warn Some Rioters Could Face Long Prison Sentences
Federal and district attorneys highlight criminal cases and potential penalties for violence during Los Angeles protests.
Army’s 250th Anniversary Is Opportunity for Reflection: VA Secretary Doug Collins
‘Maybe it’s worth one day to think about how good we have it,’ the VA secretary says ahead of this weekend’s military parade.
‘Troublesome’: Shadow Minister Concerned PM yet to Secure G7 Meeting With Trump
The AUKUS trilateral defence deal is under review and adds to a growing list of priorities for the Albanese government to deal with.
Sole Survivor of Air India Crash Escaped by Jumping From Emergency Exit: Police
Police say it’s unclear whether the passenger jumped before or after the plane made impact.
LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
Teen Injured in Machete Attack Just Weeks After Victoria Fast-Tracks Weapon Sales Ban
Machete violence has been an ongoing problem in the state of Victoria.
Chinese Billionaire Buys Land Near US Defense Contractors
Chinese entities have long been acquiring farmland near critical U.S. military bases.
LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
What to Know About Trump’s Dispute With California Over Girls’ Sports
The struggle hit a fever pitch after a transgender-identifying high school student won multiple girls’ state events.
NSW Libertarian MP Pushes Bill to Enshrine Gun Rights in State Constitution
‘The question of gun ownership in Australia has been a taboo,’ said Libertarian MP John Ruddick.
South Australia Puts More Than $8 Million of Taxpayer Money Towards UN Climate Summit
South Australia is aiming for 100 percent net renewables by 2027.
SA Liberal Party Defends Right to Debate Potential Axing of Net Zero Support
Labor labelled the Liberals ‘extremists’ for pushing to dump net zero.
Albanese Stands By Defence Spending Amid US Push for Increase to 3.5 Percent
US Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth called on Australia to increase defence spending ‘as soon as possible.’
California Launches Wolf Mapping System in Wake of Attacks on Cattle
The state provides approximate location of GPS-collared wolves to ranchers and the public once a day.
‘Almost One Fire Each Day’: Victorian Firefighters Warn About Lithium Batteries in E-Scooters
Energy Safe Victoria is investigating after two people were injured in a South Melbourne apartment fire sparked by ‘unsafe e-scooter charging.’
Judge Says US Bid to Deport Mahmoud Khalil Likely Violates Constitution
The secretary of state had determined that Khalil’s presence ‘compromises a compelling foreign policy interest.’