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Queenstown's Last Bank Closes, Isolating Tasmanian Town

The historic mining town of Queenstown on Tasmania's remote west coast is set to lose its last bank, as Bendigo Bank confirms the permanent closure of its local branch, leaving residents and businesses facing a 180km round trip for essential financial ser

Bruny Island's humble shed door becomes viral sensation

A simple shed door on Tasmania's Bruny Island has captured global attention after being photographed and shared thousands of times online, turning an unassuming structure into an unexpected internet sensation and tourist draw.

Starmer, Macron: World's Most Popular Leaders Defy Right-Wing Trend

In a stunning political paradox, a new global survey reveals centrist figures Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are the world's most popular leaders, even as right-wing parties gain ground. The Ipsos research highlights a complex disconnect between voter s

Tasmania AFL Stadium Rejected: Plan 'Too Big' For Hobart

Tasmania's independent planning commission has delivered a stunning blow to the state's AFL ambitions, recommending the proposed $715 million Hobart stadium be rejected for being drastically oversized and fundamentally flawed.

Buckley eyes Tasmania after Melbourne coaching snub

AFL legend Nathan Buckley speaks exclusively about being overlooked for Melbourne Demons head coach position and reveals his strong interest in the Tasmania Devils' inaugural coaching role for the 2028 season.

Democrat's Trump Train Stabbing Comments Spark Fury

North Carolina Democrat Sidney Batch faces a firestorm after suggesting Trump supporters on a 'Trump Train' were partly to blame for a 2020 stabbing. Critics accuse her of victim-blaming as the assailant is convicted.

Tasmanian School Gardens Cultivate Student Success

Discover how a groundbreaking school garden programme in Tasmania is reaping a harvest of benefits, from improved student mental health and attendance to better academic engagement, by moving beyond simple horticulture.

Brian Cox slams Nigel Farage as a 'bully'

Succession star Brian Cox has launched a scathing attack on Nigel Farage, branding him a 'bully' and a 'terrible human being' in a powerful viral video critiquing the Reform UK leader's political rhetoric.

Sanders rallies with Mamdani in NYC mayoral race finale

Veteran US Senator Bernie Sanders joins Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani on the campaign trail in a last-ditch push to sway the pivotal New York City mayoral election, championing a progressive agenda against establishment rivals.

Melania Trump's Week: A Patriarchal Masterclass

An analysis of how Melania Trump's re-emergence and Ivanka's defence of their father reveal the complex, often painful, negotiations women are forced to make within patriarchal power structures.

Farage's Reform UK mocked over football shirt merchandise

Nigel Farage's Reform UK party faces ridicule and criticism after launching a range of football-style merchandise, including 'Number 10' shirts, in a bid to appeal to voters. Critics label the move a 'stunt' and a 'distraction' from policy.

Angela Rayner's Fashion Sparks Westminster Debate

Liz Jones critiques Deputy PM Angela Rayner's office wardrobe, questioning if her bold fashion choices undermine her political gravitas in Westminster. A deep dive into power dressing, perception, and modern politics.

Darren Jones: Starmer is the 'Grown-Up in the Room'

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Darren Jones hails Prime Minister Keir Starmer's 'grown-up' leadership, marking a decisive break from the chaotic dramas of the previous government and focusing on pragmatic, stable governance.

Zack Polanski: The Green Party's Real Leader Emerges

As Nigel Farage's influence wanes, Deputy Leader Zack Polanski is steering the Green Party towards a new era of pragmatic, coalition-ready politics. Discover how the Greens are becoming a serious force in British politics.

Reform UK Councils: 100 Days of Policy Revolution

Exclusive analysis reveals how Reform UK-led councils are implementing controversial policies, from Union flag restrictions to sweeping service reforms, reshaping local governance across Britain.

Starmer snubs Trump's whisky gift in Scotland

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has declined a gift of Trump-branded Scotch whisky during his visit to Scotland, in a move seen as a pointed diplomatic rebuke to the former US President.

Badenoch Accuses Starmer of Ministerial Code Breach

Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch has launched a scathing attack on Sir Keir Starmer, alleging the Labour leader improperly used government resources. The explosive claim, denied by Labour, centres on a letter sent during Starmer's time as Director of Public

Labor approves massive Tasmanian wind farm project

The Australian Labor government has granted federal approval for the contentious $1.7 billion Robbins Island wind farm in Tasmania, a monumental project set to power nearly 1.2 million homes despite significant environmental and cultural heritage concerns

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