Canada Oil Pipeline Deal Faces First Nations Opposition
Canadian PM Mark Carney's energy agreement with Alberta triggers minister's resignation and fierce opposition from coastal First Nations over pipeline environmental risks.
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Carney brokers $1.5bn Alberta pipeline deal with First Nations
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney facilitates groundbreaking $1.5 billion agreement between Alberta government and 23 First Nations for oil pipeline ownership. Historic Indigenous economic participation.
Calls for Police Oversight After Domestic Homicide
Exclusive: Federal experts demand urgent independent oversight of police after failures in Kardell Lomas domestic violence case. Join the call for justice.
Townsend: Scotland fans had 'entitlement' over defeats
Gregor Townsend believes a sense of entitlement fuelled Scotland fan disappointment after failing to beat New Zealand or Argentina. Read his full reaction and the captain's response.
Australia's First Aboriginal Treaty Signed in Victoria
Victoria makes history by signing Australia's first treaty with Aboriginal peoples, delivering a formal apology and greater self-determination. A landmark moment for reconciliation.
PNG Leader: COP Summits Are Failing Vulnerable Nations
Prime Minister James Marape launches blistering critique of UN climate conferences, arguing they've become ineffective talking shops that ignore the urgent needs of developing nations facing existential threats.
Prison Crisis: Wrongful Releases Expose Broken System
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's prison service is buckling under systemic pressures, with mistaken releases reaching critical levels. Discover how institutional failures, not individual errors, are putting public safety at risk.
Wealth and fossil fuel taxes fund £75bn climate aid
In a landmark move, world leaders have agreed to implement unprecedented taxes on extreme wealth and fossil fuel profits, creating a £75 billion annual fund to support developing countries facing climate catastrophe.
Fagerson disciplinary threat to Scotland's All Blacks clash
Exclusive: Scottish rugby faces crisis as key prop Zander Fagerson faces disciplinary hearing that could rule him out of historic Autumn Nations Series clash against New Zealand at Murrayfield.
England relegated from Nations League after Spain win
Gareth Southgate's Three Lions face Nations League relegation as Spain's dramatic late victory over Iceland confirms England's drop to League B following their disastrous campaign.
Itoje double powers England to dramatic Australia victory
England's Maro Itoje delivered a monumental performance, scoring two crucial tries to secure a nail-biting 24-22 victory against Australia at Twickenham in the Autumn Nations Series.
Tennessee man jailed over Charlie Kirk meme
A Tennessee man faces jail time after creating a satirical meme about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, sparking a fierce debate about free speech rights and political expression in America.
Victoria Passes Australia's First Indigenous Treaty
In a landmark moment for Australia, Victoria has passed the nation's first formal treaty legislation with Indigenous traditional owners, establishing a groundbreaking framework for self-determination and cultural recognition.
Victoria's Treaty Truth: Allan Faces Backlash
Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan confronts escalating backlash over the state's controversial First Nations treaty process as legal experts question its constitutional validity and costs spiral.
Canadian official's 'private property doesn't exist' claim sparks fury
BC Prosecution Service's Niki Sharma faces backlash after controversial comments about private land ownership and Indigenous rights during tense meeting with residents.
Farrell's sensational return boosts Ireland for autumn
Legendary fly-half Johnny Farrell makes stunning international comeback as Ireland name formidable squad for Autumn Nations Series, setting stage for thrilling northern hemisphere clashes.
BC's Historic Land Transfer to First Nations
In a groundbreaking move towards reconciliation, the British Columbia government has transferred prime properties worth millions to local First Nations, marking a significant step in addressing historical injustices.
Borthwick's Bold England Rugby Squad Shake-Up
England head coach Steve Borthwick has unveiled his 36-man squad for the Autumn Nations Series, making several surprising omissions including veteran stars Billy Vunipola and Alex Dombrandt while introducing fresh talent.
Prisoners face 45-day lockdowns in MoJ overcrowding crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals Ministry of Justice plans to keep inmates confined for up to 45 days amid severe prison capacity shortages, sparking human rights concerns.
Michael Cook: Bidjara artist's groundbreaking retrospective
Explore the groundbreaking retrospective of Bidjara artist Michael Cook, whose powerful photographic series challenge colonial narratives and celebrate Indigenous resilience through stunning visual storytelling.
Lammy demands justice review after Essex murder manhunt
David Lammy pressures Justice Secretary to explain how dangerous double murder suspect remained at large, raising serious questions about public protection systems.
Children Under 14 'Incapable of Evil' - NSW Review
A groundbreaking NSW review recommends raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14, arguing younger children lack moral capacity and require protection, not punishment.
Prison release errors double in UK justice system
Shocking Ministry of Justice figures reveal a dramatic surge in prisoners mistakenly freed from custody, with numbers doubling in just twelve months amid growing concerns about systemic failures.
Rogan and Schulz mock Canada's Indigenous land acknowledgements
Comedians Joe Rogan and Andrew Schulz face backlash after ridiculing Canada's Indigenous land recognition practices during explosive podcast episode, questioning their authenticity and purpose.
IPP sentences called 'national embarrassment' by prison staff
Exclusive: Prison officers join mounting pressure to reform controversial IPP sentences, with nearly 3,000 inmates still incarcerated beyond tariff completion.
Government 'name and shame' plan for community service offenders
Controversial new government plans would publicly identify individuals dodging community service, raising serious concerns about privacy and rehabilitation.
Mother fights family court case against secret government evidence
A landmark legal battle reveals how government departments can submit secret evidence in family courts, leaving parents like a mother fighting for her child in the dark about allegations against them.
Mother forced to fight government alone in family court
Exclusive: A single mother from South Yorkshire battles the Ministry of Justice alone after being denied legal aid, exposing systemic failures in the family court system that critics say prioritises cost savings over children's welfare.
Indigenous tribes claim ownership of all homes in Canadian city
The quiet community of Richmond, British Columbia, has been plunged into turmoil after local First Nations tribes asserted legal ownership over all private homes and municipal buildings, leaving residents in legal limbo and threatening to upend property r
Cowichan Tribes face eviction crisis in Richmond homes
Members of the Cowichan Tribes confront potential homelessness as eviction notices threaten their Richmond homes, sparking concerns about Indigenous housing rights and community preservation.
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