Pocock: BHP ‘Laughing’ at Climate Policy on Diesel Tax Break
Independent senator David Pocock says leaked BHP documents show the mining giant is 'laughing' at Australia's climate policy while pocketing hundreds of millions in diesel tax credits.
Independent senator David Pocock says leaked BHP documents show the mining giant is 'laughing' at Australia's climate policy while pocketing hundreds of millions in diesel tax credits.
A judge's lenient sentences for teenage rapists shock victims. The Guardian argues for tougher measures to protect survivors and deter violence against women and girls.
A 30-year-old woman was fatally shot outside a bar in Sheffield city centre. Three people arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ordered cabinet ministers to prioritize British companies in shipbuilding, steel, energy, and AI contracts, expressing disappointment over foreign awards.
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RecommendedAnalysis: Trump's Iran deal outline alarms Israel, with commentators warning it may be worse than the 2015 JCPOA and could accelerate Iran's nuclear program.
At Hay festival, Ian McEwan says pessimism outweighs climate change as a threat, urging optimism as a moral duty, while farmers face extreme weather uncertainty.
The Enhanced Games dismisses claims that Kristian Gkolomeev's 50m freestyle world record was mistimed, calling them unfounded drivel. The swimmer used performance-enhancing drugs.
The link between oppressing women and authoritarianism is clear. Reform movements must prioritize gender equality to build truly free societies.
Taylor Swift's decision to limit plus-ones at her wedding sparks debate. Etiquette experts weigh in on the rules for inviting singles.
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RecommendedThe far-right Elam party, inspired by Greece's Golden Dawn, sees significant gains in Cyprus parliamentary elections, raising concerns about rising extremism.
A financial crisis may be imminent, but US politics under Trump ensures a chaotic, self-defeating response, warns Eduardo Porter, highlighting debt, AI bubble risks, and global cooperation failure.
Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks in the US spark conspiracy theories about planned pandemics, with social media and AI accelerating their spread, experts warn.
Teal MPs discuss forming a centrist party to counter the Liberals' rightward shift and One Nation's rise, despite some independents opposing the move.
Prof Mark R Sanderson warns that hollowing out the British Council across Europe damages UK soft power, urging stable funding and a clear post-Brexit role.
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RecommendedLetters highlight education system's focus on exams over job readiness, and youth unemployment challenges in the UK.
Readers respond to an article on Reform UK voters, arguing the party substitutes race for class and fails to address root causes of insecurity like housing and healthcare.
Readers express outrage over alleged rapes on Married At First Sight, criticize Starmer for easing Russian oil sanctions, and debate working-class political shifts.
Black Spark, a Russian resistance movement led by ex-Gazprombank VP Igor Volobuev, vows to overthrow Putin by force, targeting Russia's oil industry.
A Met Police officer has been suspended after AI software uncovered sexual material on a work device. The software, created by Palantir, has led to over 100 referrals and a major inquiry.
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RecommendedThe inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas saw only one world record broken, by swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev, while three clean athletes won events. Organizers claim success despite underwhelming results.
The Market Inn in Faversham, Kent, may become over-12s only after children tore up plants, threw stones, and barged into customers while parents ignored them.
President Trump defends his proposed Iran deal against Republican critics, insisting he doesn't make bad deals, as US and Iran inch closer to peace.
Zali Steggall says donation rules favor teals forming a party, but Monique Ryan, Helen Haines, and Kate Chaney distance themselves from the idea.
Decades after the great privatisation experiment, voters are questioning who utilities serve, and Labour's cautious approach is wearing thin.
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RecommendedThe CSIRO's decision to cut climate scientist jobs sparks debate amid urgent climate action needs. Is this wise?
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a deal to end the war with Iran could happen 'today', as oil prices plunge and Asian shares rise amid optimism over a potential agreement.
A new cartoon depicts Nicola Jennings and Andy Burnham in a comedic battle for the Labour leadership, highlighting party divisions.
Education secretary asks UK watchdog to examine nursery practices, including non-refundable deposits and compulsory add-ons, amid concerns over extra costs for parents.
The Teals announce a new political party, while Gaza flotilla activists protest in Canberra, prompting responses from Albanese and Chalmers.
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RecommendedAnimal rights activist Robert Pownall, dressed as a giant fox, is running against Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election to protest the government's animal welfare record.