Bondi victims' families demand federal royal commission

Families of 11 victims from the Bondi beach terror attack have written an open letter to PM Anthony Albanese, demanding a Commonwealth royal commission into antisemitism and security failures. Read their emotional plea.

FBI Deploys Resources to Dismantle Minnesota Fraud Schemes

The FBI has surged personnel to Minnesota to dismantle large-scale fraud, citing a $250m Covid aid case as the 'tip of the iceberg'. Director Kash Patel alleges links to the state's Somali population, sparking political tension. Read the full story.

British drug mules escape Bali death penalty

Three Brits convicted of smuggling cocaine in Angel Delight packets avoid execution in Bali. They will be deported to the UK next month after a year in prison. Read the full story.

Second man charged with murder of 15-year-old Adam Henry

A second man, 22-year-old Abdel Derdour, has been charged with the murder of 15-year-old Adam Henry in Islington. The 'good-natured' boy was fatally stabbed near his former school. Read the latest on this tragic case.

US Airstrikes in Nigeria: Relief and Risk

Analysis of the complex Nigerian response to US airstrikes on IS targets in Sokoto. While welcomed for security gains, the 'Christian genocide' framing risks fuelling insurgent narratives. Read the full report.

Epstein Files Detail Routine Abuse of Dozens of Girls

Newly released documents expose Jeffrey Epstein's systematic process for procuring underage victims, with Ghislaine Maxwell's role and the treatment of girls as commodities laid bare. Read the shocking details.

Starmer criticised for activist's 'extremist' posts

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under fire for celebrating the return of British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah from Egypt, following revelations of his past social media posts. Critics condemn the 'endorsement'. Read the full story.

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