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Gay Men Brutally Whipped in Public Under Sharia Law

Two gay men were publicly whipped in Indonesia's Aceh province after being found guilty under strict Sharia law. The brutal caning has sparked international outrage and renewed debate on human rights.

Aussie Expat's Dubai Tax Dodge Foiled in Court

A wealthy Australian expat's elaborate scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes by claiming non-residency from a Dubai apartment has been crushed by a landmark court ruling, setting a major precedent for global tax enforcement.

Ley's Fiery Clash with Albanese Over Cost-of-Living

Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley launches a blistering attack on PM Anthony Albanese during Question Time, accusing his government of failing Australians amid the worsening cost-of-living crisis.

Kmart Australia Faces Legal Action Over Forced Labour Links

Australian retail giant Kmart is under fire as a prominent legal firm launches unprecedented action, alleging the company failed to adequately address modern slavery risks within its supply chain, potentially linking its products to forced labour.

New SA Senator's Maiden Speech Slams 'Woke Agenda'

South Australia's newest Senator, Charlotte Walker, uses her powerful maiden speech to Parliament to launch a blistering attack on identity politics and 'woke ideology', calling for a renewed focus on core Australian values, free speech, and national sove

Hanson Demands English Tests for Australian Citizenship

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson calls for a major shake-up to Australian citizenship laws, demanding English language and values tests for all new citizens. The controversial senator launches a public petition to force parliamentary debate on the issue.

Aunty Donna: Australian TV Comedy Needs Massive Shake-Up

The cult comedy trio Aunty Donna delivers a scathing critique of the Australian television industry, exposing a stagnant system that stifles creativity and risks losing its next big stars to overseas opportunities.

Thompson stuns Tsitsipas in huge Australian Open upset

Australian wildcard Jordan Thompson delivers the upset of the Australian Open 2024, battling for four hours to defeat World No. 7 Stefanos Tsitsipas in a stunning second-round victory on Rod Laver Arena.

SA Liberals Expel Senior Members in Dramatic Purge

The South Australian Liberal Party has been rocked by the explosive expulsion of three senior members, including a former candidate and state vice-president, amid allegations of bringing the party into 'disrepute' in a move critics are labelling a brutal

Lehrmann Appeals to High Court in Higgins Defamation Case

Bruce Lehrmann's barrister, Matthew Richardson SC, seeks special leave to appeal to the High Court, challenging the Federal Court's ruling on the controversial Channel Ten interview with Brittany Higgins. The appeal argues significant legal errors in the

Aussie Exposes Dodgy Tradies' £15K Concrete Quote

A no-nonsense Australian homeowner from the Gold Coast has gone viral after exposing disgraceful practices by local tradesmen who quoted him a staggering £15,000 for a simple concrete job. His video reveals the shocking truth behind inflated quotes.

Spender: Tax Reform Key to Young Australians' Future

Independent MP Allegra Spender makes a powerful case for overhauling Australia's tax system, arguing it's essential for improving housing affordability, wage growth, and intergenerational fairness for young Australians.

Australian Doctors Targeted Over Gaza Social Media Posts

The Australian Medical Association reveals a surge in malicious complaints targeting doctors for expressing pro-Palestinian views on social media, raising concerns about free speech and professional intimidation.

Australia's Childcare CCTV & Phone Ban Unveiled

The Australian government announces a sweeping new national childcare safety framework, including a mandatory CCTV trial and a staff mobile phone ban to enhance safeguarding and transparency.

German charged over cocaine at Perth Airport

A German national has been charged by Australian Federal Police after Border Force officers allegedly discovered a significant quantity of cocaine concealed within his luggage upon arrival at Perth International Airport.

Sydney's Hidden Gem Tipped as Australia's Best Restaurant

Discover the hidden Sydney eatery that's captivating locals and defying expectations. This unassuming spot, with its unpretentious vibe and extraordinary modern Australian cuisine, is being hailed as the city's best-kept culinary secret.

Lehrmann's Defamation Appeal Dismissed, Must Pay Costs

In a decisive ruling, Bruce Lehrmann's appeal against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson has been dismissed, cementing his status as a high-profile loser and ordering him to pay the network's legal costs. The Federal Court's judgment marks a critical juncture

Tech Titan Matt Barrie's Furious Attack on PM Albanese

Australian tech billionaire Matt Barrie delivers a blistering critique of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's leadership, accusing the government of driving the economy into the ground with disastrous policies on housing, energy, and immigration.

Malaysia U-turns on mandatory prayer punishment

The Malaysian government has swiftly U-turned on a controversial plan to punish Muslim men for skipping Friday prayers, following a fierce backlash from the public and legal experts.

David Speirs named SA Liberal leader

David Speirs has been elected as the new leader of the South Australian Liberal Party, promising a fresh direction after a turbulent period for the party.

Jayden Nguyen makes AFL history with Essendon debut

Vietnamese-Australian teenager Jayden Nguyen breaks barriers as he becomes the first player of Vietnamese heritage to debut for Essendon in the AFL, marking a milestone for cultural diversity in Australian rules football.

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