Canberra's Pre-Budget Galas: Who's on the Guest List?
A satirical look at the exclusive guest lists for Canberra's pre-budget galas, highlighting the intersection of politics, money, and influence.
Category : Politics
US Accuses Europe of Terror 'Incubator' in New Strategy
The Trump administration's new counter-terrorism strategy targets Europe as an 'incubator' for terrorism due to migration and focuses on drug cartels and left-wing extremists.
Russia Tells Embassies to Leave Kyiv Before Victory Day
Russia demands foreign embassies evacuate Kyiv, threatening retaliatory strikes if Victory Day parade is disrupted. Ukraine offers truce but reports 1,820 violations. Drone attack kills guard in Sumy.
US Fires on Iranian Tanker; Trump Issues Bombing Ultimatum
The US military fired on an Iranian-flagged oil tanker, disabling its rudder, after Trump warned Tehran to accept a deal or face intensified bombing.
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Crisis System Fails Non-Residents: A Call for Change
Despite community grief over Bikram Lama's death, Australia's crisis support system remains inaccessible to non-residents, leaving them homeless and at risk. Urgent reform is needed.
Pratt Shares AI Ad Before LA Mayoral Debate
LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt reposts a viral AI-generated ad depicting the city as a hellscape, hours before a debate with Karen Bass and Nithya Raman.
Infowars Insider on Alex Jones' Warped World
A former Infowars insider exposes the manipulative tactics and bizarre culture behind Alex Jones' media empire, detailing how conspiracy theories are crafted.
Noyce Makes Saudi Film Amid Rights Concerns
Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce is directing 'The Watchful Eyes' for Saudi Arabia, celebrating drug enforcement officers as heroes, while critics accuse the regime of using entertainment to whitewash human rights abuses and mass executions.
Fed Square Socceroos Ban Reversed by Victorian Premier
Victorian premier Jacinta Allan overturns decision to ban Socceroos matches at Federation Square, promising more live sites for the 2026 World Cup.
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Magyar Wins Hungary, But Far Right Persists Across Europe
Péter Magyar's victory in Hungary ends Orbán's 16-year rule, but Europe's far right remains strong, with parties in government and polls, aided by Trump's normalization.
Peter Magyar's Progressive Vision for Hungary
Peter Magyar outlines a progressive agenda for Hungary, focusing on climate action and LGBTQ rights, aiming to challenge the current government's policies.
Cut Speed Limits to Ease Iran War Impact on Consumers
The IPPR urges Britain to lower speed limits to 20mph in towns and 60mph on motorways to reduce fuel demand and combat rising oil prices from the Iran conflict.
UAE Royals Got €71M in EU Farm Subsidies
Investigation reveals UAE's Al Nahyan family collected €71m in EU farm subsidies for land in Romania, Italy, and Spain, sparking debate over subsidy reform.
Mandarin-Only Education in Tibet Erodes Language, HRW
Human Rights Watch reports that China's Mandarin-only policy in Tibetan preschools is eroding the Tibetan language and culture, causing children to identify as Chinese.
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Neo-Nazi Charged for Inciting Hatred at Jewish Rally
Joel Davis, a known neo-Nazi, has been charged with inciting hatred after a rally targeting a Jewish lobby group in Australia, sparking widespread condemnation.
Infowars Insider Reveals Alex Jones' Full Story in Podcast
A former Infowars insider shares the untold story of Alex Jones in a new podcast, detailing the rise and fall of the controversial conspiracy theorist.
UK Local Elections: Starmer Faces Crisis as Farage Gains Ground
Millions vote in UK local and parliamentary elections, with Labour facing heavy losses to Reform UK and Plaid Cymru, threatening Keir Starmer's leadership.
Coetzee declines Jerusalem festival over Gaza genocide
Nobel laureate JM Coetzee declines Jerusalem writers festival, citing Israel's 'genocidal campaign' in Gaza and stating it will take years for Israel to clear its name.
Train to Amberley: South Downs Gateway with Great Pub
Discover Amberley, a picture-perfect West Sussex village reachable by train, offering hiking, a medieval castle, and the newly reopened Black Horse pub with local food.
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UK Local Elections Open: Starmer's First Major Test Since 2024
Polls open in England, Scotland, and Wales for local, mayoral, and parliamentary contests, with Labour and Tories facing challenges from Reform, Greens, and Lib Dems.
Labour Braces for Heavy Local Election Losses as Starmer Faces Key Test
Labour expects to lose nearly 2,000 seats in local elections, with results shaping Keir Starmer's future. Key battlegrounds include Hartlepool, Oxford, and Birmingham.
Activists Slam Shell Over Iran War Windfall Profits
Climate campaigners criticize Shell for profiting from rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict, calling for a windfall tax.
Afternoon Update: Thursday's Key News from Australia
Catch up on Thursday's top stories from Australia, including political developments, economic updates, and community news.
Radical Listening: Healing Britain and Defeating the Hard Right
George Monbiot explores 'radical listening' as a technique to heal political division in Britain, highlighting successful experiments in Devon that counter far-right influence.
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UK Local Elections Open: Starmer Faces Ouster Threat
Millions vote in UK local elections, with Labour predicted to lose 1,850 seats. Starmer urges unity, Farage calls him 'gutless', and Greens aim for record wins.
Southall Teen Jailed for Stalking and Terror Offences
Dihan Rahman, 19, was sentenced to four and a half years for stalking two teenage girls and a teacher, and possessing terrorist material including bomb-making guides.
Ajax tank maker paid £12m during trial pause
General Dynamics received over £12m from the MoD while Ajax tank trials were paused, raising questions about defence procurement and government-industry relations.
London Elections: Why Local Politics Stays the Same
Tom Harwood argues that London's local elections won't bring real change due to systemic incentives that favour incumbents and discourage growth, unlike the City of London's business voting model.
Stealth Rent Control to Cost £4.2bn a Year
Analysis reveals Labour's ban on upward-only rent reviews in commercial property, hidden in a devolution bill, could cause £11bn immediate losses and £4.2bn annual economic damage.
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Why Democracy Needs the Rich: A Counterweight to Conformity
A new book argues that in a democracy, the wealthy provide a crucial counterbalance to the homogeneous, anti-capitalist views of the intellectual class, ensuring diverse political influence.
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