Christian Brothers can't pay abuse claims; taxpayers may cover $65m
Australian taxpayers may pay up to $65m for abuse survivors as Christian Brothers, a Catholic order, declares bankruptcy, court documents show.
Category : Politics
Albanese Slams Hanson; Private Schools Seek Funding; Hinch Funeral
Anthony Albanese criticizes Pauline Hanson over her Europe trip; Independent Schools Australia launches campaign for more funding; Derryn Hinch's state funeral held in Melbourne.
Trump booed at World Cup final, lingers in Spain celebration
Donald Trump was booed at the World Cup final before lingering in Spain's trophy celebration, repeating his trophy-crashing behavior from the 2025 Club World Cup.
Inquest into police fatal shooting of Jesse Deacon begins
An inquest into the fatal shooting of Jesse Deacon by NSW police in 2023 has begun, revealing he was killed within a minute of police knocking on his door after a Taser failed.
Israel criticises Labor's draft Palestine policy
Israel's embassy in Canberra issued a four-page statement criticising Labor's draft platform on Palestine, claiming it blames Israel and ignores Hamas's role. The rare intervention comes ahead of the party's national conference.
Fetterman: Trump should 'do something positive' not dwell on 2020
Sen. John Fetterman says Trump should focus on resolving the Iran war rather than revisiting the 2020 election, calling the fixation 'deeply unhelpful.'
Elephant and Castle: Gentrification 'Patient Zero'
New £500m Elephant and Castle town centre opens, but displaced traders say promises of return are broken, raising fears of gentrification.
House Democrats shift on Israel; leaders urged to follow voters
More than 100 House Democrats voted to block $3.3bn in arms for Israel. A New York Times poll shows 74% of Democratic voters oppose support. Leaders must listen.
Math teacher runs for Congress in Minnesota on affordability
Jake Johnson, a high school math teacher and union activist, seeks to flip Minnesota's 1st District by ending tariffs, lowering costs, and expanding healthcare access.
Scientists unite against Trump's $1tn grant overhaul
Scientists and organizations oppose a proposed OMB rule that would put nearly $1tn in federal grants under political appointees, threatening research funding and sparking bipartisan backlash.
Mother Pleads for Return of Indian Woman Killed in London
Kirandeep Kaur was stabbed to death in her Hayes home. Her mother demands justice and the return of her body to India. A man has been charged with murder.
Reform MP calls Farage gifts probe 'kangaroo court'
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin says the standards investigation into Nigel Farage over undeclared gifts is a 'kangaroo court', escalating attacks on the parliamentary system.
Starmer backs Burnham for No 10 in final speech
Keir Starmer used his final speech as Labour leader to endorse Andy Burnham as his successor, saying he wishes him every success in Number 10.
Trump admin kills PFAS sludge fertilizer rules
The Trump administration killed proposed regulations for PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge used as fertilizer, citing limited threat, despite health risks to farmers and public.
Integrity vs Loyalty: Trump Nominees' Conflict
Robert Reich argues Trump's nominees face a choice between personal integrity and loyalty to Trump, citing hearings of Blanche, Schwartz, and Clayton.
Burnham Pledges Cost of Living Action in First Speech as PM
New UK PM Andy Burnham pledges to address cost of living, end rough sleeping, and build a new economy in his first speech after accepting the king's invitation to form a government.
Spain's World Cup Win: A Triumph of Diversity and Unity
Spain's 2026 World Cup victory sparks celebrations across the country, highlighting a diverse team and a nation transformed, yet reflecting on unity amid political divisions.
Election fears in Arizona as Trump sows fresh doubts
Despite a truce in Maricopa County's bitter power struggle, experts warn election denialism could bubble up again in November, with Trump's rhetoric posing the biggest threat.
Laura Grego: We've set up a doomsday system in space
Physicist Laura Grego warns that space is becoming a militarized and commercialized frontier, with risks of nuclear escalation and lack of regulation.
Burnham's First Downing Street Speech: Six Highlights
New PM Andy Burnham delivered a five-minute speech pledging to end rough sleeping, a 10-year plan, and a 'circuit breaker for Britain' after acknowledging political failures.
Tuchel's outdated English style risks England's World Cup hopes
Thomas Tuchel's reliance on physicality over ball players has backfired for England, with critics urging a shift towards the risk-taking style seen in youth teams.
Burnham PM, EU gas prices up, AliExpress fined €550m
Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister amid economic challenges. European gas prices hit four-month high. AliExpress fined €550m by EU for illegal goods.
Cockroach protesters defy police in largest Delhi march in years
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters marched on Delhi demanding the education minister's resignation over exam leaks, in one of India's largest anti-government rallies in years.
US strikes Iran ninth night, Trump at World Cup, Spain wins
The US launched a ninth night of strikes against Iran, with Trump saying they were 'in honor' of dead service members. Spain won the World Cup, and NYC mayor considers arresting Netanyahu.
Dexter fan strangled cellmate while awaiting double murder trial
James Desborough, accused of murdering two men and hiding remains in Cornish woodland, strangled a cellmate at HMP Exeter while on remand, a jury has heard.
Cockroach Janta Party protests shake Modi government
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party supporters marched in Delhi on Monday, demanding the education minister's resignation over exam leaks and youth unemployment.
EU fines AliExpress €550m for illegal goods sales
AliExpress fined a record €550m by the EU for failing to stop the sale of illegal and counterfeit products, including unsafe toys and dangerous cosmetics, under the Digital Services Act.
How Online Rage Shapes Politics: Angertainment Explained
Political adviser Ed Coper explains how social media outrage, or 'Angertainment', is driving political strategy and offers an antidote to toxic online debate.
Australia's housing crises: lessons from history
Australian governments' past housing investments made access more equitable by recognizing social and economic value, offering lessons for today's crisis.
Pauline Hanson shares Seven pitch for Spotlight immigration special
Pauline Hanson posted a Seven producer's pitch for a Spotlight special on 'uncontrolled immigration', proposing a trip to the UK to meet Nigel Farage.
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