AMWU blueprint: wealth tax, free education, gas revenue reform
The AMWU releases a 32-page manifesto calling for wealth and inheritance taxes, free education, and gas tax reform ahead of Labor's national conference in Adelaide.
Category : Politics
DeChambeau’s Open antics reignite golf’s drama debate
Bryson DeChambeau’s petulant reaction to a two-stroke penalty at The Open highlights his comfort on LIV tour, sparking debate over whether golf needs his drama.
Ukraine downs 30 Russian drones overnight
Ukraine's air force reported shooting down 30 of 38 Russian drones overnight, with four more lost over Belarus, as attacks continue across multiple regions.
Andy Burnham becomes PM, promises change in first speech
Andy Burnham delivered a short, heartfelt speech as new prime minister, vowing to end rough sleeping and ease cost of living, as Keir Starmer left No 10 without tears.
Ofcom won't investigate GB News over 'no riot' claim
Ofcom will not investigate GB News after presenter Bev Turner claimed there was 'no riot' in Belfast in June, despite burning homes and cars, attacks on police, and families fleeing. The regulator received 446 complaints but said Turner's comments reflect
Burnham pledges £340m to end rough sleeping in England
Andy Burnham announces £340m over three years to end rough sleeping in England, replicating Greater Manchester schemes. Critics cite rising homelessness under his mayoralty.
Mexican drug lord 'El Mayo' gets life in US prison
Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada García, co-founder of the Sinaloa cartel, was sentenced to life in prison in a US federal court on Monday after a plea deal last year.
Civil rights groups sue HHS over childcare funding restrictions
Civil rights groups sue HHS after failing to respond to a Foia request over Trump administration's childcare funding restrictions based on unsubstantiated fraud claims.
Iran president: 'full-scale war' as US expands strikes
Iran's president says the country is in a 'full-scale war' after the US expanded its aerial campaign, hitting military sites near nuclear plants and underground bases, while Tehran struck US allies.
UK must adapt workplaces and schools to extreme heat
Ruth Wilkinson urges employers to protect workers now, not wait for legislation, while Christine Özden calls for climate-resilient schools to safeguard children's education.
Cohabitation law reform debate: rights and protections for UK couples
UK government's plan to give cohabiting partners marriage-like rights divides opinion, with supporters citing protection for 3.5 million couples and opponents warning of unintended consequences.
Maine logger Troy Jackson poised for Democratic Senate nod
Troy Jackson, a logger and former Maine Senate president, is likely the Democratic nominee for US Senate after Graham Platner dropped out amid sexual assault allegations.
India Protests: Thousands Demand Minister's Resignation
Tens of thousands of protesters defied police orders in Delhi and other Indian cities, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam paper leaks, leading to clashes with police using batons and teargas.
Tropical Depression to Become Storm Along US Gulf Coast
A tropical depression is set to become a storm along the US Gulf coast, prompting surge and tropical storm watches from Florida to Louisiana.
Andy Burnham Becomes UK PM, Promises Major Changes
Andy Burnham has become the sixth UK prime minister in a decade, succeeding Keir Starmer. In his first address, he pledged a 'circuit breaker' moment and the 'biggest changes in 40 years'.
Andy Burnham Becomes UK PM, Promises Major Change
Andy Burnham has become the sixth UK prime minister in a decade, succeeding Keir Starmer. In his first address, he pledged a 'circuit breaker' and the 'biggest changes in 40 years'.
Andy Burnham: Warmth, Audacity, and Knowhow, but Hope
Andy Burnham becomes PM with ambitious plans to end rough sleeping and rebuild the economy, but success hinges on execution and luck.
Afghanistan floods kill 20, 100+ missing in Nuristan
At least 20 people died and over 100 are missing after severe floods hit Afghanistan's Nuristan province, destroying buildings and causing widespread damage.
Suspect held after explosion at FBI building in NYC
Three people were injured after an incendiary device was thrown outside an FBI building in Manhattan. The suspect, Andrew Arrabaca, is in custody.
Two Palestinians killed in West Bank settler raid
Israeli settlers and soldiers killed two Palestinians in Deir Jarir during a raid for stolen livestock, part of escalating violence in the occupied West Bank.
Cartoon: Ben Jennings on Andy Burnham PM Bid
Ben Jennings's cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's aspirations to become Labour leader and prime minister, highlighting his political positioning.
Ukraine's army chief Syrskyi expected to be sacked
Thousands of protesters in Kyiv demand removal of commander in chief Oleksandr Syrskyi; Zelenskyy's chief of staff hints at dismissal amid reshuffle.
Judge Halts Paramount-Warner $81bn Merger for Two Weeks
A federal judge ordered a two-week pause on the $81bn Paramount-Warner merger after 12 states sued to block the deal, citing competition concerns.
US IDs Two Soldiers Killed in Iran Conflict, Deaths Now 17
The US military identified 1Lt Tyler James Feehan and Pvt Isabella Gonzales as the two soldiers killed in Jordan during Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks, bringing total US deaths in the war with Iran to 17.
Andy Burnham's First Labour Cabinet: Who's In, Who's Out
Andy Burnham appoints John Healey as chancellor, retains Shabana Mahmood as home secretary, and ousts Rachel Reeves and David Lammy in a reshuffle that rewards loyalists and sidelines Starmer allies.
Humanities Cuts Threaten Academic Departments
The Guardian warns that humanities cuts in UK universities risk sacrificing literature, arts, and social sciences as funding squeezes continue, urging ministers to act.
Guardian view on Burnham’s first day: right vision, time short
Andy Burnham struck right notes as PM, pledging to end rough sleeping and challenge wealth imbalances, but faces Treasury resistance and a short political window.
Judit Polgár declines Hungarian presidency nomination
Chess legend Judit Polgár rejects offer to become Hungary's president, citing lack of strength to unite a divided nation after PM Péter Magyar proposed her nomination.
John Healey Named Chancellor by Andy Burnham
John Healey, former defence secretary who resigned over Starmer's defence plan, has been appointed chancellor in Andy Burnham's first Cabinet. He will oversee raising military spending to 3% of GDP by 2030, possibly through defence bonds.
Troy Jackson Frontrunner: Maine Democrats' Next Steps
Troy Jackson emerges as frontrunner for Maine Democratic Senate nomination after Graham Platner's exit. Delegates to vote at Bangor convention on Saturday.
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