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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refuses to budge on defence spending yet again after Australia gets called out by White House
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has refused to budge on his government’s defence spending outlook after Australia was called ...
‘Ugly’: The Project co-host Sarah Harris reveals shock number of staff facing job cuts following show's axing
The Project co-host Sarah Harris has voiced her concerns for the “more than 50” staff who lost their jobs when the show was ...
Beetaloo Energy wins consent of traditional owners to sell appraisal gas sourced from Northern Territory basin
A traditional owner from the Northern Territory has explained why she ditched her opposition to fracking and now supports the ...
Enraged Hegseth blasts New York Times, MSNBC and CNN’s Trump ‘hatred’
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has blasted the media for undermining the success of American strikes on Iran’s nuclear ...
Donald Trump’s main concern is ‘China and the Indo-Pacific’
Former ambassador to the US Joe Hockey claims United States President Donald Trump’s underlying focus is “China and the Indo-Pacific”. “We do need the United States, they’re the biggest investor in ...
Iranian ability to have a nuclear weapon is ‘finished’
Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney weighs in on the recent US strikes against nuclear facilities in Iran. “The Iranian ability to have a nuclear weapon is finished,” Mr Mulvaney told Sky ...
'Ancestors rolling in their graves': Bride and groom play Rock, Paper, Scissors, to solve surname dispute at the altar in viral video
A British couple has gone viral for playing a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors at their wedding to decide whose surname they would use, with footage of the moment dividing the internet.