Aussie PM Orders Intelligence Review After Bondi Shooting
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a security review following the Bondi Beach shooting, met with public criticism. Read the full story on the tragedy and its aftermath.
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Intelligence Agencies Face Scrutiny After Bondi Attack
A parliamentary review finds critical gaps in how Australian intelligence agencies handled warnings before the Bondi Junction attack. Read the full report and its implications for national security.
Best Australian Books of 2025 Revealed
Discover the standout Australian books of 2025, featuring powerful debuts, celebrated authors, and the year's most compelling literary achievements. Explore the list now.
Burke Expresses 'Full Confidence' in Asio After Bondi Attack
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defends Asio's actions as the Jewish community in Bondi prepares for more funerals following the terror attack that killed 15. Full report on the investigation and international reactions.
US raid kills Syrian undercover agent in error
A US-led operation in Syria killed a man working undercover against IS, highlighting intelligence failures amid shifting alliances. Discover the complex security implications.
Army warns troops of social media spy threats
US Army intelligence warns disaffected military personnel are being targeted by foreign spies on LinkedIn offering 'easy' money for sensitive information. Learn how to stay safe.
Trump's DOGE Government Slashing Task Force Collapses
President Trump's signature government-slashing agency, DOGE, has quietly ceased operations eight months early. Discover the inside story of its dramatic rise and fall.
Judges become 'human filters' for AI in courts
Australia's top judge warns AI use in courts has reached unsustainable levels, forcing judges to filter machine-generated arguments while acknowledging potential benefits for justice delivery.
Trump Moves to Dismantle US Education Department
The Trump administration has announced plans to dismantle the US Department of Education, moving six key offices to other federal agencies. Discover the full impact of this major policy shift.
US slaps visa restrictions on Nicaraguan travel firms
The United States imposes new visa restrictions on Nicaraguan travel agencies and transport companies for enabling illegal immigration. Discover the full details.
Australian Public Service Wages Jump 3.4%
New data reveals Australian public servants are enjoying their fastest wage growth in 15 years, outstripping private sector increases and raising questions about economic fairness.
Microsoft AI Tool Faces Legal Action Over Fake Citations
Tech giant Microsoft confronts potential class action lawsuit after its AI-powered Copilot allegedly generated false legal precedents, misleading Australian lawyers and threatening court integrity.
Dog's Incredible Toilet Training Stuns Owner
A stunned dog owner captured the moment her clever cockapoo demonstrated remarkable bathroom independence, proving some pets are smarter than we think.
AI Predicts 2025 Melbourne Cup Winner
Australian investment giants Macquarie Capital are deploying cutting-edge artificial intelligence to forecast the 2025 Melbourne Cup champion, revolutionising how experts approach the world's most prestigious horse race.
Most UK jobseekers fail to get permanent work via agencies
New research reveals over half of UK jobseekers fail to secure permanent employment through private agencies, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of the government's back-to-work programmes.
Australian November Books: Garner's Return & Must-Reads
Discover Australia's hottest November book releases featuring Helen Garner's first novel in years, Madeleine Gray's anticipated follow-up, and bold new takes on mythology.
Patel & Gabbard Form Unlikely Alliance Against Intel Corruption
Ex-Trump administration official Kash Patel joins forces with former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard in a bipartisan mission to overhaul US intelligence agencies, exposing what they call systemic corruption and political weaponisation.
Australian pleads guilty to selling US secrets to Russia
A Canberra-born IT consultant faces decades in US prison after admitting he sold classified American defence technology secrets to a Russian intelligence operative in a shocking espionage case.
MP's aunt exposed as former Mossad intelligence officer
New York politician Zohran Mamdani faces scrutiny as his aunt Zehra Fuhi is revealed to be a former Mossad intelligence officer, raising questions about political connections and undisclosed family ties.
AI-Generated Poverty Porn Exposed in Aid Sector
Exclusive investigation reveals major aid agencies using artificial intelligence to create fabricated images of suffering, raising serious ethical concerns about digital exploitation and donor deception.
Gaza Aid Crisis Deepens as Israel Delays Vital Convoys
Critical shortages of food, water and medical supplies grip Gaza as humanitarian agencies report Israeli authorities are systematically delaying and restricting aid deliveries, creating catastrophic conditions for civilians.
Bluey Coins Spark Nationwide Frenzy in Australia
Australia's beloved Bluey has triggered an unprecedented coin collecting craze as the Royal Australian Mint releases limited edition 50-cent pieces featuring the Heeler family, causing queues and sell-outs across the country.
NSW funds literature to combat AI-generated stories
The New South Wales government launches a groundbreaking funding initiative to protect authentic Australian storytelling from the rising tide of AI-generated content, championing human creativity.
Margaret River Shiraz Crowned Australia's Best Red Wine
In a stunning upset that's shaking the wine world, Western Australia's Margaret River region has dethroned traditional favourites to produce the country's best Shiraz, according to prestigious international judging.
Trump Presidency Eroded Trust in Federal Agencies
Exclusive polling reveals how Donald Trump's presidency eroded trust in America's most critical federal institutions, with long-lasting implications for democracy.
Ryanair Warns Against Online Travel Agency Overcharging
Budget airline Ryanair exposes major online travel agencies for charging excessive fees and selling fake services in dramatic consumer alert.
Trump's Second Term Agenda: Immigration Overhaul Begins
The Trump administration launches sweeping immigration raids and political loyalty tests across federal agencies, sparking legal battles and widespread protests.
Why Australians Are Queueing for Middle Eastern Flights
Exclusive investigation reveals why Australian travellers are queuing outside Middle Eastern airlines in Sydney's CBD amid growing safety concerns about domestic carriers and airport security.
Australian Bird of the Year 2025: Who Will Win?
The prestigious Australian Bird of the Year competition returns for 2025, pitting iconic species against each other in a battle for avian supremacy that captures the nation's heart.
Australian Bird of the Year 2025: Voting Open
The highly anticipated Australian Bird of the Year competition for 2025 has officially launched, inviting nature enthusiasts and bird lovers nationwide to cast their votes for their favourite feathered contenders in this celebrated conservation initiative
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