Elon Musk Settles SEC Lawsuit Over Twitter Stock Delay
Elon Musk settled SEC civil lawsuit over delayed disclosure of Twitter stock purchases, paying $1.5m fine without admitting wrongdoing.
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UK Modern Slavery at Record High, Set to Worsen
Modern slavery in the UK has reached record levels, with referrals doubling in five years to 23,411 in 2025, according to the anti-slavery commissioner's report.
Zelenskyy Offers Open-Ended Truce to Russia for Victory Day
Ukraine's president proposes a ceasefire starting May 5, while Russia demands a two-day halt for Victory Day. Moscow threatens missile strikes if ignored.
Trump Threatens Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
Trump threatens Iran with destruction if it attacks US vessels, as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Other news includes food aid fraud claims, Rubio meeting Pope, and more.
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Supreme Court Expedites Voting Rights Ruling for Louisiana
The US Supreme Court expedited a Voting Rights Act ruling to allow Louisiana to redraw congressional maps before midterms, sparking dissent from Justice Jackson.
Trump's Media Disdain Helps Tech Giants Fight Australia News Tax
Bruce Wolpe argues that Trump's contempt for media and his 'disappointment' with Australia create a powerful opportunity for tech giants to pressure him into opposing Australia's news bargaining incentive.
Canadian Fiddler Sues Google Over False AI Sex Offender Claim
Ashley MacIsaac files $1.5M lawsuit against Google after AI Overview falsely labels him a sex offender, leading to concert cancellation and reputational harm.
Jewish Mother Fears Kids' Safety, Tells Antisemitism Inquiry
A Jewish mother told a royal commission her children now fear being targeted, with one daughter crying, 'Now when I come to Bondi, I think about dying.'
Victoria's 2026 Budget: Free Transport, Road Rebates, Debt
Victoria's 2026-27 budget offers free public transport until May, half-price fares, vehicle registration rebates, and school funding, but debt nears $200bn.
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Scottish Government Faces Tough Spending Choices, Economists Warn
Economists say next Scottish government must tackle public sector pay and budget shortfalls, warning of 'fiscal denial' in party manifestos.
Fencer Bombed Apartheid Nuclear Plant and Vanished
Rodney Wilkinson, a champion fencer, bombed South Africa's only nuclear plant in 1982, evading capture for decades. This is his story.
Three Dead in NSW Yacht Rescue Tragedy
Two volunteer rescuers aged 78 and 62 and a man from a sinking yacht died after a rescue boat capsized in rough seas off Ballina, NSW.
RBA Interest Rate Rise: Is It Really Necessary?
The RBA faces pressure to raise interest rates, but economists question the necessity amid slowing growth and global uncertainties. Analysis of Australia's monetary policy.
Craig Silvey Guilty of Child Exploitation Charges
Award-winning Australian author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material; production charges dropped.
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Davey: Vote Lib Dem or Regret Reform Council Win
Ed Davey warns voters in five key councils that backing Labour or Greens could let Reform win. He urges tactical voting to stop Reform in tight races.
Terror Survivors Write Letter Supporting UK Jews Amid Attacks
Dozens of survivors and bereaved relatives of 19 terror attacks have written an open letter of solidarity to the Jewish community, urging unity against rising antisemitism in the UK.
Reversing Thatcher's Privatisation: Labour's Opportunity
Andy Burnham's Manchesterism project shows how renationalisation can revive centre-left politics and win votes for Labour by rolling back the 1980s legacy.
Quintessentially's Pre-War Hiring Spree Results in £3m Loss
Luxury concierge firm Quintessentially, co-founded by Queen Camilla's nephew, suffered £3m losses after nearly quadrupling staff in the Middle East and Asia before the US-Israel war on Iran prompted wealthy clients to flee the Gulf.
US Strike Kills Two in Caribbean, Death Toll at 188
The US military bombed a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing two people, as part of an ongoing anti-drug campaign that has killed at least 188 since September.
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Google DeepMind UK workers vote to unionize over military AI
Workers at Google DeepMind in the UK have voted to unionize, citing concerns about a deal with the US military and fears over AI being used in warfare and surveillance.
UK Facial Recognition Use Surges as Safeguards Lag Behind
Facial recognition technology is being rapidly deployed across the UK by police and retailers, outpacing regulations. Critics warn of privacy risks and wrongful identifications.
Victoria Posts First Post-Pandemic Surplus, Debt Nears $200bn
Victoria records a $727m surplus in 2025-26, its first since the pandemic, but debt is forecast to reach $199.3bn by 2029-30 amid global uncertainty.
Sperm Whale Tow Sparks Fury Over Lack of Warnings
A sperm whale carcass towed 20km along NSW coast drew sharks, angered locals, and prompted calls for a review into poor communication and safety failures.
RBA Hikes Cash Rate to 4.35%, Warns of More Increases
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock announces a cash rate hike to 4.35%, warning that more increases may be needed to curb inflation despite fuel price spikes.
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Traffic Lights on 'Bridge over the Atlantic' Spark Outrage
Plans to install traffic lights on the historic Clachan Bridge in Argyll have drawn criticism from locals, who say it will ruin the tourist attraction and endanger pedestrians.
Key Questions the Enhanced Games Must Answer
The Enhanced Games, a doping-friendly event, faces scrutiny over athlete safety, drug risks, and ethical concerns. Journalist Sean Ingle poses ten critical questions the organizers should address.
RBA Hikes Rates Again to Curb Inflation from Middle East Conflict
The Reserve Bank raises interest rates for third straight time to 4.35%, citing inflationary pressures from higher fuel prices linked to US-Israel war on Iran.
RBA Rate Hike to 4.35%, Australians Face Higher Costs
RBA hikes rate to 4.35% amid rising prices; treasurer says war in Middle East adds pressure. Victoria posts first surplus since pandemic, but debt nears $200bn.
Man Excused from Court in Murder of 5-Year-Old Girl
Jefferson Lewis, accused of murdering five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs, was excused from his first court appearance. The case returns on 30 July.
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UK Considers Social Media Curbs for Under-16s
The UK government is consulting on restricting social media for under-16s, with options including a full ban, limits on addictive features, and screen time curfews.
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