NSW politician Kevin Anderson announces sudden death of wife Anna Anderson
Tragedy has rocked a prominent New South Wales politician and his family, forcing the cancellation of several public…
Toronto-born Mae Martin to host Juno Awards
Open this photo in gallery: Mae Martin says their time away from Canada has only made them more…
Ecologist Dr Faith Coleman steps down from government panels after allegations of political interference
A prominent ecologist has formally stepped down from two government algal bloom panels, saying the South Australia Government’s…
Greens won’t support Labor’s hate laws without broader protections for minorities
The Greens will not support Labor’s new hate laws without changes to ensure all minorities are protected, creating…
Greens deal in play as Coalition backs away from Labor’s hate and gun reforms
Liberals are backing away from a push to tackle antisemitism with stronger racial hatred laws, with some senior…
‘Mate, do your job’: Premier cops a serve on tobacco terror – The West Australian
‘Mate, do your job’: Premier cops a serve on tobacco terror The West AustralianZempilas urges action on tobacco laws…
Accountant’s sector-rotation strategy results in a skyrocketing TFSA
Open this photo in gallery: Feodora Chiosea/iStockPhoto / Getty Images This is TFSA Trouncers, a series that profiles…
Tariffs, AI top World Economic Forum 2026 risks report
A photograph shows a sign at the Congress Centre on the opening day of the World Economic Forum…
Winston Peters has surgery for old rugby injury
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has fully recovered from a pre-Christmas operation. A spokesperson confirmed Peters underwent a…
Peak Jewish group urges Labor to ‘get rid’ of hate exemption for religious texts
Australia’s peak Jewish body has rebuked the need for a carve-out to new hate speech laws for people…
Argentina repays $2.5 billion to U.S. Treasury
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 13 (UPI) — Argentina has repaid $2.5 billion to the U.S. Treasury, returning funds it…
Fewer Americans sign up for Affordable Care Act health insurance as costs spike
NEW YORK — Fewer Americans are signing up for Affordable Care Act health insurance plans this year, new…