Mike Newman: One Nation’s new man failed to use precautions and got himself into trouble
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‘We’ll forget her soon enough’: Diana’s brother makes explosive claim about Charles
King Charles has hit back at an explosive claim that he said people would forget his first wife, Diana, “soon enough” after her death in a high-speed car crash in 1997.
Brace yourself for the biggest match in Australian domestic soccer history
When the FFA Cup launched in 2014, few could have imagined the ripple effect it would have on Australian soccer. For the first time since the advent of the A-League, the national spotlight shifted from the game’s new-look, corporatised shopfront to the grassroots and community cl...
Adam Liaw’s easy bacon penne
Easy bacon penne.William MeppemeasyTime:30 mins - 1 hourServes:4Midweek dinnerPastaTomatoBacon, ham & prosciuttoContemporaryPasta dishMain courseQuick & easyFamily mealsKid-friendlyThis simple bacon sauce is ready in the same amount of time as it takes to cook the pasta.
Chalmers wipes more than $500b off nation’s debt – in four decades’ time
Hundreds of billions of debt that would weigh on future taxpayers is likely to be avoided, a long-term forecast on the state of the federal budget will reveal, even as the government faces growing spending pressures and a blowout in the nation’s interest bill.
People like me are being cut out of the workplace even though we’re brilliant at avoiding brain rot
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Fed defies Trump, raises US interest rates for first time in three years
Washington: The US Federal Reserve has lifted interest rates for the first time in three years in a bid to rein in persistently high inflation fuelled by the ongoing war with Iran and its impact on the cost of energy.
It’s a buyers’ market, but property buyers just vanished
Buyers are holding back from the spring property market, even as house prices fall. Fewer new listings, a fear of overpaying and a lack of urgency are keeping many from taking the plunge.
Putting a sheen on the presidency
As for a fictional politician joining the real electoral race (C8), Greg King of Springwood writes: “I’m sure everyone is suggesting The West Wing’s Josiah Bartlet as a fictional president who would do well in the polls. It’s worth noting that Aaron Sorkin was the creator and wri...
Trainer pleads to move back home after lying about having a ‘leak’ and copping a three-year ban
Of all the excuses, veteran trainer John Leek jnr claimed he had pulled over in quiet street in a small country town and stepped into his trailing horse float for a leak.
How Collingwood’s Isaac Quaynor gets his fans involved in a very personal game-day ritual
Isaac Quaynor plays for Collingwood in the AFL. Ahead, he discusses his style, including his “absurd” shoe collection, and how he gets his fans involved in his game-day scent choice.
‘Paid to stalk’: Brethren and Liberals called to answer for far-right election plot
The world leader of the Exclusive Brethren and his son could be forced to answer questions before a parliamentary inquiry about the church’s covert, multimillion-dollar “influence campaign” supporting the Coalition at the last federal election, as Labor takes aim at the Liberals ...
US subs in Australia could be armed with nukes, says key Republican after visit
Washington: US submarines that rotate through Western Australia under the AUKUS pact could be carrying nuclear weapons and Australia should welcome that, according to a key Republican who chairs the Friends of Australia caucus in the US Congress.
We have lost the art of the pop-in. I petition we revive it
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‘There’s no defence’: Man arrested over video of three-year-old steering car
An Alkimos man has been charged with reckless driving after footage emerged of a toddler behind the wheel of a ute and steering it through suburban streets.
‘I love you, Daddy’: Terrified daughter’s final plea before Bali double murder-suicide
Denpasar: The Indonesian wife of Australian child killer Damien John Shaw watched helplessly from Jakarta as a security camera inside the family’s Bali home streamed some of her daughter’s final images and sounds live to her phone.
‘Foot-in-mouth moment’: One Nation leader backtracks on abortion
One Nation’s new leader in NSW, Mike Newman, says he misspoke at a rally at which he said the right-wing party wanted to stop abortions in the state, describing it as a “foot-in-the-mouth moment”, while also admitting he did not know how many terminations were performed because o...
Some A380s grounded amid emergency inspections for wing spar cracks
A number of Airbus A380 superjumbos around the world are set to be grounded for emergency inspections after Europe’s air safety regulator detected cracks in an internal part of the plane’s wing.
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