The ABC has apologised for its Race Around The World episode that featured a fictional scenario involving a violent attack on billionaire Gina Rinehart.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Anthony Albanese has returned from leave facing a fresh political headache as his Labor party attempts to clean up the messy aftermath of an internal rift over migration policy.
The Federal Energy Minister says he’ll take responsibility if the Government doesn’t reach its 82 per cent renewable energy target by 2030 and refused to answer if the deadline could shift as far back to 2050.
Police have vowed to bring far-left, pro-Palestine extremists before the courts after an attack on a defence facility in Melbourne.
NSW Police’s Acting Deputy Commissioner tells Royal Commission coverage of the pro-Palestine protests was sensationalised in the media and actually ‘under control’.
Aussie motorists have been urged to ‘shop smarter’ and retailers warned not to price gouge after the Albanese government wound back its fuel excise relief on Monday — making $2-a-litre the new normal.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Andrew Greene
Australia’s bird flu outbreak will inevitably lead to significant wildlife losses as the country enters a dangerous new season when millions of migratory birds are expected to arrive.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has defended claims in an Australian parliamentary inquiry that ‘racism is profitable’ to its Facebook, Instagram, Threads and WhatApp platforms.
The price of unleaded petrol in Perth is again set to surge past $2 per litre with no respite in sight.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Matt Zis
Angus Taylor and Pauline Hanson have accused Anthony Albanese of refusing to answer key questions about a fundraising dinner at the $40 million harbour-side mansion.
The Prime Minister attempted to brush off the viral moment which prompted a frustrated ‘for f**ks sake’ by linking it to Mark Latham’s infamous ‘ladder of opportunity political slogan.
Richard Marles has characterised China as Australia’s ‘largest security anxiety’ during a speech at the third and final day of Labor’s National Conference in Adelaide.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Chloe Maher
