Australia Announces $10bn Fuel Reserve Plan to Shield Against Global Shocks
Australia invests A$10bn to boost fuel reserves to 50-day supply, requiring private firms to hold extra stocks amid Middle East tensions.
Australia invests A$10bn to boost fuel reserves to 50-day supply, requiring private firms to hold extra stocks amid Middle East tensions.
European Commission urges all EU nations to outlaw gay conversion therapy after public petition, citing discrimination.
Donald Trump unveils a custom belt for UFC's White House event on June 14, featuring a lightweight title fight and interim heavyweight bout.
Ireland summons Israeli ambassador over Gaza deaths but rules out expulsion. Taoiseach says live ammunition not for crowd control.
Federal agents kill second US citizen in Minneapolis, sparking protests and chemical dispersals; governor condemns violence, community mobilises.
Telco Services Australia, a Centrelink call centre contractor, paid no corporate tax for two years despite over $185m revenue, sparking transparency concerns.
After Maduro's capture, Venezuela faces a more draconian regime under Delcy Rodríguez, with fear and uncertainty prevailing.
Ukraine strikes Russia's Primorsk oil port and shadow fleet tankers; UK joins EU loan scheme for Kyiv; drone attacks kill two in Odesa.
Man arrested at Sacramento Airport with bomb, timer, and knife in carry-on; faces federal charge.
Man City vs Crystal Palace broadcast details: Sky Sports coverage, reverse fixture result 3-0 to City, and bundle info. No exact kick-off time yet.
Wes Streeting urges closer EU trade to boost UK growth, criticises high taxes, and comments on NHS strikes and leadership speculation.
Starmer tells Trump tariffs on Nato allies are wrong in phone call over Greenland crisis, aligning UK with European opposition.
Labour Party divided as Streeting calls for EU re-entry, Nandy calls remarks 'odd', Burnham sees long-term case but not for byelection.
King Charles and Queen Camilla prepare for a high-stakes US state visit, facing diplomatic challenges with President Trump, Epstein scandal, and Sussexes.
An Illinois man has been charged with threatening a federal judge in the Florida district handling Donald Trump's classified documents case.
Girlguiding UK gives trans girls and women until September 2026 to leave, following Supreme Court ruling on gender. Many volunteers express distress.
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman are planning a private, boozy wrap party in the new year after leaving Strictly Come Dancing.
A 14-year-old girl is charged with attempted murder after stabbing three people at a Manchester school; counter-terrorism police lead the investigation.
David Jason is open to an Only Fools and Horses reboot but says a good script is needed, and creator John Sullivan's death is a major obstacle.
Defence Secretary John Healey resigns after PM offers only £2bn extra, far short of Nato targets and investment needs.
New poll shows 100% approval from MAGA voters for Trump; CNN analyst stunned; 30% of Americans identify as MAGA; 90% approve Iran strikes.
Iran's ambassador summoned over embassy social media posts urging martyrdom and attacking Israel; UK government holds crisis committee on Iran war impact.
Court documents reveal shock jock Kyle Sandilands' alleged tirades against censors, executives, and listeners, sparking censorship concerns.
Trump auctions live-painted Jesus portrait for $2.75m at Mar-a-Lago New Year party, donating half to children's hospital.
Fact-checking false claims about Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting, including misidentification of shooter and fake video.
Trump repeatedly proposed invading Venezuela in White House meetings, stunning aides who argued against the idea, according to an AP report.
President Trump demolishes White House East Wing for £225m ballroom, sparking outrage from historians and preservationists.
Maine houses of worship push for state security grants as federal funds face delays amid rising hate crimes and religious tensions.
A challenge to Australia's indefinite immigration detention could affect hundreds, as an Egyptian man's case questions a 2004 legal precedent.
Ex-CIA director John Brennan calls for Trump's removal via 25th amendment, citing 'unhinged' threats against Iran.