Delta Goodrem Eurovision, Budget Reply, Tax Bracket Creep
Live coverage of Australia news: Delta Goodrem at Eurovision, budget reply by Angus Taylor, immigration policy, income tax bracket creep, and inflation updates.
Live coverage of Australia news: Delta Goodrem at Eurovision, budget reply by Angus Taylor, immigration policy, income tax bracket creep, and inflation updates.
Andy Burnham announces bid for Makerfield by-election, potentially setting up a leadership challenge. Wes Streeting resigns, citing government drift. Labour turmoil deepens.
A 23-year-old man has been charged in connection with the murder of Aurelio Mejia, who was stabbed outside a nightclub in south Bermondsey. Three others face charges.
Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC over her tax affairs, removing a key obstacle to a potential Labour leadership challenge as Keir Starmer's position weakens.
Wes Streeting resigns as health secretary, citing loss of confidence in Keir Starmer's leadership. He highlights achievements but warns of drift and lack of vision.
Former President Donald Trump spoke at a South Carolina Republican fundraiser, rallying supporters and criticizing opponents in a key early primary state.
Victorian Labor vows to strengthen consequences for young offenders after police withdrew 109 charges against a 14-year-old girl due to doli incapax rule.
Westminster braces for Wes Streeting to announce Labour leadership bid; Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC, hints at supporting Andy Burnham as potential candidate.
A letter criticizes Sadiq Khan's optimistic view of London, arguing it ignores soaring rents, housing insecurity, and rising costs affecting ordinary people.
The US suspends a $15,000 bond requirement for World Cup ticket holders from Algeria, Cabo Verde, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, and Tunisia, easing travel burdens.
As Labour leadership battle rages, voters demand solutions to cost of living crisis. Westminster's inward focus risks handing power to Reform UK.
Wes Streeting is expected to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership as soon as Thursday, disrupting the prime minister's agenda during the king's speech.
Angus Taylor delivers his first budget reply speech, proposing to cap immigration based on housing completions. Plus, Trump visits China, and the Stella prize goes to a non-binary winner.
Stacey Abrams slams Republican-led redistricting as 'evil incarnate' in a Guardian podcast, urging legal and electoral fights to protect voting rights.
US-Mexico relations hit a breaking point as DEA accuses Mexican officials of collusion with cartels. President Sheinbaum defends sovereignty amid CIA covert operations and growing pressure from Washington.
Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a bill to dissolve parliament, triggering early elections, as Netanyahu faces pressure from ultra-Orthodox parties over military service exemptions.
Senior China correspondent Amy Hawkins discusses Trump's high-stakes Beijing meeting with Xi Jinping, covering tariffs, Taiwan, and Iran war trade-offs.
A Canadian judge quashed a separatist petition for an Alberta independence referendum, citing failure to consult First Nations, dealing a blow to secession hopes.
Former Jacqui Lambie senator Tammy Tyrrell defects to Labor, giving the government 30 Senate seats but still short of a majority. Albanese praises her as 'warm, genuinely funny and compassionate'.
The UN General Assembly will vote on a resolution endorsing the ICJ's advisory opinion on climate change, requiring governments to cut emissions. The vote tests international legal credibility.
Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, removing a major obstacle to a potential Labour leadership bid as Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure.
Will Jackson won a Harrow Council seat despite being suspended by the Conservatives for alleged offensive social media posts, including targeting MPs with racist remarks.
Readers discuss Keir Starmer's political survival after Labour's local election disaster, immigration, Brexit, and Reform UK's rise. Letters from across the UK weigh in.
Russian attacks kill at least six in Dnipropetrovsk region after ceasefire expires. A baby girl loses leg in Kryvyi Rih drone strike. EU's Kallas sees opportunity for peace.
Five South Carolina Republicans joined Democrats to reject a redistricting plan backed by Donald Trump, despite his pressure. The proposal fell two votes short of the required two-thirds majority.
Leaked draft statement from 11 Labour-affiliated unions says PM cannot continue on current path, expects leadership change. Unions divided but agree on need for new leader.
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts faces backlash for not ruling out the Bondi terror attack as a 'false flag,' causing confusion and criticism from colleagues and the community.
Cindy Burbank won the Nebraska Democratic Senate primary but will step aside for independent Dan Osborn to face Republican Pete Ricketts in the general election.
As Donald Trump visits China for the first time in nearly a decade, Iran, Taiwan, AI, trade, and fentanyl top the agenda with Xi Jinping.
A Guardian analysis reveals that candidates with surnames earlier in the alphabet are more likely to top party votes in England's local elections, with Reform UK showing the strongest effect.