Rather than shutting down Pauline Hanson, engaging her policies in good faith exposes her lack of preparedness to govern, writes Peter Lewis. A new poll shows many One Nation voters doubt the party's ability to govern.
Thousands joined anti-immigration marches in Johannesburg and other cities as police deployed to prevent unrest amid rising tensions.
An international manhunt is under way after a bomb injured Ukrainian-born tycoon Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child in Monaco. The unprecedented attack has shocked the principality.
The Lowy family endured over 15,000 serious online hate attacks in one year, the antisemitism royal commission heard, as social media platforms face scrutiny over hate speech.
Israeli forces have killed 235 Palestinian children in the West Bank since October 7, 2023, with no indictments, activists say. A new B'Tselem report reveals a 'licence to kill' policy.
Five people killed in a shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Germany; two suspects in custody. Separately, extreme heatwave affects 130 million in central and eastern Europe.
Ben Jennings cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's first major policy speech, highlighting political ambitions and public perception.
Enfield Council leader Alessandro Georgiou defends not flying the Pride flag, calling it a move for 'clarity and consistency', while Labour criticizes it as a 'slap in the face'.
A newborn baby was found dead in a portable toilet at the Electric Forest music festival in Michigan. Police are investigating and asking for public help.
Serena Sugden joins Emmerdale, boosting the iconic family, but the show risks sidelining non-dynasty characters like Liam, Manpreet, and Kammy.
Charity Dingle reports Dr Todd for blackmail but fails; Mack later threatens Todd and is arrested by police in Emmerdale.
Liza Shaw and Rohan Wightman were housemates turned casual partners. After witnessing trauma at the Woomera detention centre protest, they found deep emotional support in each other.
Anhaar Kareem argues that celebrating 'harmony' diminishes the ongoing truth of racism in Australia, as anti-immigration rhetoric rises and support for cultural diversity drops 17 points.
Paul Hogan reportedly called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican' after she cited him as an example of Australian monoculture. Hogan also criticized her stance on multiculturalism.
Minnesota neighbors who monitored ICE raids now train to protect elections from Trump threats, using block-by-block organizing to ensure every vote counts.
JD Vance's claim that Watergate was 'crazy' to bring down a presidency continues a long Republican tradition of minimizing the scandal, dating back to Ronald Reagan in 1973.
The National Design Studio, staffed by Doge veterans and led by Joe Gebbia, rebuilt federal websites for passports, voter registration, and drug pricing, installing visitor-tracking software without required privacy filings.
In 1987, lost in the Sudanese desert, villagers emptied a hut for four beds and prepared a huge breakfast, refusing payment, exemplifying profound kindness.
Three firefighters were killed and two injured while battling wildfires along the Utah-Colorado border. The Cottonwood fire in Utah has grown to over 92,000 acres with 0% containment.
A knife-wielding attacker was tackled to the ground by members of the public after assaulting two people on Sillwood Street in Brighton. One man was hospitalised with serious injuries.
Missé Beqiri reveals her 8-year-old daughter River asked 'Do people know I don't have a dad now?' after Jake Hall's death in Mallorca.
Hillingdon residents report rats and mice due to fly-tipping; council says some waste is legitimately left at designated collection points.
The family of Doug Martin, who died after a police encounter in Oakland, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and police officers involved.
About 100 protesters marched in Senatobia, Mississippi, demanding transparency after police shot and killed one-year-old Kohen Wiley in a car outside a Walmart on June 14.
Russian-annexed Crimea declares emergency amid fuel shortages and power cuts from increased Ukrainian aerial attacks. Zelenskyy says Crimea is central to Kyiv's policy of ensuring justice.
A public swimming lake in Halle, Germany, barred non-German speakers during a heatwave, citing safety. Critics call it discrimination, as far-right AfD gains ahead of state elections.
Activists in Venice plan to disrupt US Ambassador Tilman Fertitta's superyacht visit on July 17, fearing it will block views of the Festa del Redentore fireworks, a key local tradition.
Iran's coach Amir Ghalenoei criticizes US treatment and calls on Fifa president Infantino to stand up to hosts after a dramatic 1-1 draw with Egypt at the World Cup.
Next250's Declaration of Interdependence, a new art installation in DC, showcases Americans' collective values for the next 250 years, with over 100 events nationwide.
A woman whose father fantasized online about abusing her but walked free due to a legal loophole is fighting to make such fantasies a crime. Her case highlights a gap in the law.