Harry and Meghan lose 11th publicist as PR chief quits
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face another major PR shake-up as their communications chief resigns. Discover the details behind the latest departure and what it means for their media strategy.
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Sussex PR exodus continues as 11th comms chief quits
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face a fresh crisis as their chief communications officer becomes the 11th PR staffer to depart in five years. Explore the revolving door at Team Sussex.
Harry and Meghan's Comms Chief Steps Down
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face a major shake-up as their chief communications officer, Meredith Maines, leaves her role after less than a year. Get the full story.
Islamic school given 28 days to prove principal fit
A NSW Islamic school has 28 days to prove its principal is 'fit and proper' following an investigation into inflammatory social media posts. Failure could lead to deregistration.
Money mule cases surge 22% as criminals target youth
FCA reports over 207,889 personal accounts used for money muling in 2024, a sharp 22% rise. Experts warn young people are being lured via social media with fake job ads. Learn the signs and risks.
Fuel watchdog finds UK drivers are being overcharged
The UK's competition watchdog reveals drivers are paying too much for petrol and diesel as pump prices fail to reflect falling wholesale oil costs. Discover the full findings.
Best Australian Books of 2025 Revealed
Discover the standout Australian books of 2025, featuring powerful debuts, celebrated authors, and the year's most compelling literary achievements. Explore the list now.
CMA investigates ABF's Hovis acquisition
The Competition and Markets Authority has begun a formal investigation into Associated British Foods' purchase of Hovis. Discover the potential impact on the UK bakery sector.
CBP officer fires weapon in JFK freeway altercation
A US Customs officer fired his gun during a road rage incident near JFK Airport. The other driver fled. No arrests made. Read the latest on the investigation.
Footballer Receives Racist Abuse After Liverpool Matches
A 25-year-old man pleads guilty to sending racist abuse to Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz via Instagram. Harry Brown targeted the player after fixtures against Liverpool. Read the full story.
Minister's $220k Travel Bill Includes Michelin-Starred Dinner
Communications Minister Anika Wells faces scrutiny as taxpayers foot a $220,000 bill for trips to New York, Paris, and a family ski holiday. She insists all travel was within the rules.
Russia Blocks Snapchat and Apple FaceTime
Russian regulator Roskomnadzor blocks Snapchat and restricts Apple FaceTime, citing terrorism and fraud. This is the latest move in a sweeping campaign to control online communications. Discover the full story.
Former Councillor Faces Court in Westminster Honeytrap Case
Oliver Steadman, a former Labour councillor, has appeared in court charged with blackmail and communications offences linked to the Westminster honeytrap scandal. Read the latest developments.
Hugh Nowell, International Communications Forum co-founder, dies
Remembering Hugh Nowell, co-founder of Grosvenor Books and the International Communications Forum, who championed moral values in publishing. Discover his lasting legacy.
Man killed in incident at Tayto crisps factory
A man in his 60s has died following an incident at the Tayto Snacks factory in County Meath. Gardaí and the HSA are investigating the tragic workplace accident.
Tynemouth school closes over critical threat
Kings Priory School in Tynemouth closed suddenly on 24th November 2025 due to a potential critical threat. Police are investigating malicious communications. Follow for live updates.
Kyle Sandilands threatens to quit after ACMA ruling
Shock jock Kyle Sandilands threatens to leave his $200m radio show after regulator imposes strict new broadcasting rules following multiple offensive content breaches. Read the full story.
Greencore faces CMA probe over Bristol acquisition
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into Greencore's purchase of cake decoration manufacturer, raising competition concerns in food manufacturing sector.
Australian Public Service Wages Jump 3.4%
New data reveals Australian public servants are enjoying their fastest wage growth in 15 years, outstripping private sector increases and raising questions about economic fairness.
Australian November Books: Garner's Return & Must-Reads
Discover Australia's hottest November book releases featuring Helen Garner's first novel in years, Madeleine Gray's anticipated follow-up, and bold new takes on mythology.
Influencers flee to UK over Australia social media ban
An Australian influencer family has relocated to the UK to circumvent Australia's proposed social media ban for children under 16, sparking debate about digital parenting and regulation.
White House spokesman's 'your mom' retort causes controversy
Former Trump aide Steven Cheung's inflammatory social media exchange raises questions about professional conduct in political communications
White House press secretary faces book tour backlash
Karine Jean-Pierre faces mounting criticism for promoting her new memoir while President Biden battles COVID-19 and multiple international crises unfold, raising questions about White House priorities.
Man charged over threatening Charlie Kirk meme
Larry Bushart charged with transmitting threatening communications after creating violent meme targeting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, highlighting growing concerns about online political threats.
Albanese's Trump-style media blast in press conference
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese deploys Donald Trump-esque rhetoric against journalists during tense press briefing, accusing media of misrepresentation while defending his government's record.
US Congressman: Cuba running signal intelligence hubs
Republican Representative Mike Waltz makes explosive allegations that Cuba is operating sophisticated signal intelligence facilities to intercept sensitive US communications, raising major national security concerns.
Brisbane students protest 'impossible' history exam
Year 12 students in Queensland are demanding a marking review after confronting what they describe as an unfairly difficult Ancient History exam that failed to reflect their curriculum studies.
Greencore Faces CMA Probe Over £15m Merger Deal
The Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into Greencore's acquisition of bakery firm, raising concerns about reduced competition in UK food manufacturing sector.
CMA clears Greencore in competition investigation
The Competition and Markets Authority has concluded its investigation into Greencore Group, finding no competition concerns in the UK sandwich manufacturing sector.
Meghan's tenth spin doctor quits in staff crisis
The Duchess of Sussex faces another major staff shake-up as her latest communications chief resigns after just three months, marking the tenth PR professional to depart her team since 2019.
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