'Hopeless Treasurer': Peter Dutton fires back after Jim Chalmers rebukes Coalition's tax deduction plan for small businesses
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has shut down claims made by Treasurer Jim Chalmers about the Coalition's tax deduction policy ...
Border tsar Tom Homan’s brutal five-word response to illegal Haitian migrant
US President Donald Trump's Border Tsar Tom Homan has hit back at an alleged criminal migrant’s expletive-laden refusal to be deported to Haiti. The migrant shouted, "I'm not going back to Haiti" ...
Nepal increases Mount Everest admission cost
Authorities in Nepal are increasing the cost of admission to Mount Everest. Permit fees are set to rise by 36 per cent, up to almost $30,000 during peak times. Nepal's government has faced criticism ...
Clear majority of Australians support national day on January 26
A new poll shows more Australians than in past years are backing January 26th as the country's national day despite the ...
Rain relief on the way for battle-worn LA firefighters
Firefighters in Southern California are expected to see some rain relief in the days ahead. Thousands of firefighters have been battling the wild bushfires across Los Angeles for the past few weeks.
Donald Trump pardons 23 anti-abortion campaigners
US President Donald Trump has pardoned 23 anti-abortion campaigners when he signed a series of new executive orders on Friday. The newly sworn in President claims the protesters were peaceful and ...
PM urges Australians to ‘chill out’ with business boycotts over Australia Day
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists Australians need to “chill out” with boycotting pubs and businesses that don’t support Australia Day. “One of the things Australia Day celebrates is the fact ...
Not ‘enough houses’ being built in Australia to keep up with demand
Master Builders Australia Chief Executive Denita Wawn says there are not “enough houses being built” in Australia to keep up with demand. The federal government will offer apprentices $10,000 to stay ...
Australia needs ‘as many tradies as possible’ to ease skill shortages
Master Builders Australia Chief Executive Denita Wawn says Australia needs “as many tradies as possible” to help with skill shortages. The federal government will offer apprentices $10,000 to stay in ...
Meghan Markle's ex-Spotify coworkers 'had a nickname for her when she was on the warpath', royal expert claims
Meghan Markle's former Spotify employees reportedly gave her a sharp-edged nickname during her time hosting the now-defunct podcast Archetypes.
Two prime ministers heads decapitated as Peter Dutton condemns the vandals who stole statues of heads in Ballarat
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has condemned the vandalism of bronze statues of former prime ministers Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd at Lake Wendouree in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.
Homes destroyed during freak storm that swept through remote town of Marble Bar with 113km/h winds
Several homes have been destroyed after a freak storm with winds of 113km/h unexpectedly tore through a remote town in Western Australia.