Australia's bold deepfake laws set global precedent
As tech giants rule by algorithm, Australia emerges as a global pioneer with groundbreaking legislation to combat AI-generated deepfakes and protect democratic integrity.
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Governor's Portland Comments Spark Political Controversy
Kristi Noem faces backlash after suggesting Portland residents should 'move' rather than address city challenges, drawing criticism from local officials and community leaders.
Methodist Church allows Anglican priests in historic move
The Methodist Church in Britain has voted to suspend its own rules to allow Anglican priests to serve in Methodist pulpits, marking a significant step toward unity between the two Christian traditions.
CBS sued for $14bn over failed merger amid Bari Weiss row
Media giant CBS and parent company Paramount Global confront staggering legal action as shareholders allege deception over failed merger plans amid political firestorm involving journalist Bari Weiss.
King Charles's Scottish charity faces trustee exodus
Exclusive investigation reveals crisis at The Gordonstoun Association as trustees resign over governance concerns and allegations of 'toxic culture' at the King's former school charity.
Crux Sports' Montpellier Takeover Tests Football Ownership Rules
Exclusive investigation reveals how American investment firm Crux Sports is testing French football's ownership rules with their Montpellier acquisition, raising concerns about multi-club models.
Trump's social media jokes become White House policy
An alarming analysis reveals how Donald Trump's inflammatory social media posts are translating directly into official White House actions, blurring the lines between online trolling and presidential governance.
Beauty Queen Enters F1 Presidential Race Amid Photo Controversy
Former Miss International contestant enters F1 presidential race amid controversy over modelling past, creating dramatic showdown for motorsport's top administrative role.
Albanese's Pragmatic Approach in Messy Political Times
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese embraces pragmatic governance amid challenging political headwinds, balancing ideology with practical solutions in what experts call 'the era of messy politics'.
FIFA President's Secret Trump Meeting in London Sparks Crisis
EXCLUSIVE: FIFA president Gianni Infantino confronts mounting pressure as London meeting with Donald Trump triggers corruption concerns and governance crisis in world football
UEFA delays Israel vote over Trump peace plan
European football's governing body postpones crucial decision on Israel's UEFA membership following former US President Donald Trump's unexpected Middle East peace initiative, creating diplomatic waves across international sport.
Tony Blair proposes international administration for Gaza
Exclusive: Tony Blair suggests international administration for Gaza post-conflict, drawing criticism from political opponents and raising questions about future Middle East governance.
Childcare execs pocket bonuses amid safety scandal
Senior executives at Australia's largest childcare provider received massive bonuses despite shocking allegations of systemic abuse and safety failures within their centres, sparking public fury.
Scotland's Devolution Crisis: SNP Minister Must Resign
Exclusive analysis reveals Scotland's governance is in a state of paralysis, with the SNP facing mounting pressure over policy failures and constitutional stagnation. Stephen Daisley's damning indictment demands urgent ministerial accountability.
Arsenal Boardroom Reshuffle: Lewis & Garlick Expand Powers
Exclusive insight into the internal power dynamics at Arsenal FC as executives Tim Lewis and Richard Garlick take on expanded roles, signalling a major strategic shift for the North London club.
FTSE 100 CEOs Earn UK Average Yearly Wage in 34 Hours
Shocking new analysis reveals a widening pay gap as top CEOs surpass the median UK worker's yearly income in less than two working days, sparking fresh calls for executive pay reform.
M&S Chairman Faces Major Shareholder Revolt
Marks & Spencer confronts a significant shareholder rebellion as nearly 23% of investors vote against the re-election of Chairman Stuart Rose, citing governance concerns over his combined role with the CEO.
Labour's Tech Tax Threat: Could Cripple UK Digital Industry
Exclusive analysis reveals how Labour's proposed tax reforms targeting tech giants could spark a catastrophic investment exodus, jeopardising Britain's position as a global digital leader.
Papua New Guinea's 1975 Independence: A Nation Remembered
Fifty years on, Papua New Guinea reflects on its historic journey from Australian administration to sovereign nationhood, marking a pivotal moment in Commonwealth history.
Tesla Shares Crash After Musk's $56bn Pay Deal Rejected
Tesla faces a staggering $50bn market valuation loss as shareholders reject Elon Musk's colossal $56bn pay package, triggering a dramatic share price collapse and raising serious corporate governance concerns.
Directors with 14 Jobs: UK's Overworked Bosses Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals the extreme workloads of UK company directors, with one individual holding 14 roles simultaneously. Experts warn of burnout and corporate governance risks.
ANZ Bank fined £375k for major governance failures
Australia's ANZ Bank has been slapped with a hefty A$750,000 fine for 'widespread' corporate misconduct and failing to maintain proper share dealing policies for its directors, following a landmark Federal Court ruling.
Olympian Told She Was 'Too Fat' to Compete After Birth
An Olympic race walker's comeback was brutally halted by officials who deemed her 'fat' post-pregnancy. Her powerful story exposes the toxic body shaming and systemic barriers facing mothers in elite sport.
Trump's AI Plan: Digital Deepfake for Oval Office Power
Exclusive: Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk discloses Donald Trump's radical AI strategy to create a digital 'finger on the button' for rapid policy execution, raising profound constitutional questions.
Julie Bishop resigns as ANU Chancellor in dramatic exit
Former Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop dramatically resigns as Chancellor of ANU, citing irreconcilable differences with Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt over university governance and financial priorities.
ANU Vice-Chancellor resigns amid leadership crisis
Australian National University's Vice-Chancellor Professor Genevieve Bell abruptly resigns following staff no-confidence motion and governance concerns. Full story on the leadership crisis.
Ben & Jerry's Sues Unilever Over Israel Operations
Unilever faces a high-stakes legal challenge from its own subsidiary, Ben & Jerry's, over the controversial sale of its Israeli business operations, testing corporate governance and ethical boundaries.
Ben & Jerry's Founders: Unilever's Social Conscience 'Dead'
Exclusive: Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield slam parent company Unilever for abandoning ethical values, warning customers and staff of corporate betrayal.
Murdoch's Succession: Lachlan Takes Control in Family Deal
Exclusive details reveal Rupert Murdoch's carefully orchestrated succession plan, confirming Lachlan Murdoch will assume full control of the media empire in a landmark family agreement that reshapes global media power structures.
Russia & China 'Working in Tandem' to Undermine West
A senior Finnish security chief warns that Russia and China are escalating a coordinated campaign to erode public trust in Western governments and democratic institutions through sophisticated disinformation and cyber attacks.
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