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ISIS Recruiter ‘Dr Jihad’ Found Alive as Australia Faces Questions Over Possible Return

An Australian doctor who became one of the Islamic State group’s most recognisable foreign propagandists has been confirmed alive after years of being presumed dead, prompting renewed…

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Labor Defends Up to $4.2 Million in Fiji Resort Bookings for Pre-COP31 Climate Meeting

The Albanese Government has defended plans to reserve up to A$4.2 million worth of accommodation and meeting facilities at luxury Fiji resorts for an international climate conference,…

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Viral Video of Bear Stranded Atop New Mexico Utility Pole Ends in Tragedy

A remarkable wildlife encounter that captivated thousands of people online has ended in tragedy after a black bear stranded on top of a high-voltage utility pole in…

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Anthony Albanese Faces Scrutiny After Private Fundraising Dinner With Business Figures in Sydney

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing renewed scrutiny over political fundraising and transparency after attending a private dinner at a luxury Sydney mansion hosted by businessman Felix…

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Queensland Appeals Suspended Sentence for Iraqi Refugee Convicted of Child Sex Offences

The Queensland Government has launched an appeal against a suspended prison sentence imposed on an Iraqi refugee convicted of child sex offences, arguing the punishment was far…

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Labor’s Gas Tax Debate Intensifies as Push Grows for Bigger Return from Australia’s LNG Exports

Australia’s long-running debate over how much multinational gas companies should contribute to public finances has returned to the political spotlight, with delegates at the Australian Labor Party’s…

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Perth mum says police ignored bleeding teen after alleged machete gang attack as questions grow over investigation

A Perth mother has alleged her teenage son was left without immediate police assistance after being brutally attacked by a group of machete-wielding youths outside a suburban…

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Pauline Hanson Defends Domestic Violence Remarks After ‘Two-Way Street’ Backlash

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has defended controversial comments describing domestic violence as “a two-way street”, insisting critics have misrepresented what she said during a Brisbane radio…

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Barnaby Joyce Apologises for Viral Outburst at Dog During Live TV Interview as Debate Shifts to Pet Welfare

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has publicly apologised after a brief but widely shared moment during a live television interview saw him shout at his dog,…

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Victoria Unveils $19 Million Plan to Attract More International Students as Housing Debate Intensifies

Victoria has launched a new multi-million-dollar strategy aimed at attracting more international students, with the state government arguing the sector remains one of Victoria’s most valuable economic…