Victoria's Labor leadership spill looms as Carroll challenges Allan
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan faces a leadership challenge from Ben Carroll amid corruption allegations over Big Build projects. A caucus meeting will decide the outcome.
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Wisconsin tornado: extensive damage, thousands without power
A tornado struck north-eastern Wisconsin, ripping roofs off homes, flipping vehicles, and cutting power to over 30,000 people. No fatalities reported.
DNC Chair Ken Martin Faces Financial and Internal Crisis
DNC chair Ken Martin faces growing scrutiny amid a cashflow problem, internal HR inquiry, and divisions over party direction less than 100 days before midterms.
PM praises McManus and O'Neil as 'giants' as they resign from ACTU
Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil, the first all-female leadership team in the ACTU's 99-year history, resign. PM Albanese calls them 'giants of the labour movement.'
El-Sayed: 'Ogre' remark aimed at Fetterman, not Stevens
Michigan progressive Abdul El-Sayed says his 'ogre on a pike' comment was about Senator John Fetterman, not opponent Haley Stevens, in a heated Democratic primary debate.
Can Andy Burnham end rough sleeping? Podcast analysis
New PM Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping. A podcast visits Embassy Village in Greater Manchester, where he first promised action, and examines his housing first policies.
Telehealth ban in VAD causes tragic delays, Denton says
Andrew Denton argues that a federal law barring telehealth for voluntary assisted dying leads to suffering, as patients die in pain waiting for in-person consultations.
At 40, I've Learned In-Between Is a Place to Live
Carolin Würfel reflects on turning 40 and embracing life in-between—between cultures, careers, and identities—inspired by Christa Wolf's words.
Final appeal 40 years after Suzy Lamplugh vanishing
Met police make a final appeal for information on the 40th anniversary of Suzy Lamplugh's disappearance, hoping forensic advances or a change in allegiance may solve the case.
Burnham risks political orthodoxy by insisting change is possible
Andy Burnham challenges the idea that problems like rough sleeping and social care are inevitable, risking political backlash by framing them as solvable choices.
Can Burnham Solve the Social Care Crisis After Decades of Failure?
Prime Minister Andy Burnham warns NHS will 'collapse' without social care reform. He faces a history of failed attempts since 1997, with at least 22 reviews and no solution.
Jacinta Allan resigns as Victorian premier
Jacinta Allan resigned as Victoria's premier on Tuesday, citing her work on women's health as her proudest achievement, including opening 15 health clinics and making the pill available over the counter.
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's premier, promises change
Ben Carroll delivers first speech as Victoria's premier, announcing a royal commission into the construction sector and a special prosecutor, marking a new era for Labor.
Ben Carroll becomes Victorian premier, announces corruption inquiry
Ben Carroll has been sworn in as Victoria's new premier, announcing a royal commission into construction sector corruption, four months before the state election.
Ben Carroll Elected Victoria Premier, Labor Hopes Revival
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's premier after Jacinta Allan resigns amid poor polls and rising One Nation threat ahead of November state election.
Carroll's U-turn sets Victoria on new course
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's 50th premier after Jacinta Allan resigns, pledging change and a royal commission into construction sector corruption.
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria premier, announces royal commission
Ben Carroll has been sworn in as Victoria's premier after Jacinta Allan resigned, announcing a royal commission into construction sector corruption as his first act.
Milei accuses US Democrats of anti-Argentina campaign at World Cup
Argentina's President Javier Milei alleges a coordinated 'anti-Argentina campaign' at the World Cup was financed by the US Democratic Party, Brazil, and Mexico, amid accusations of racism and conspiracy theories.
Pokémon plane, Japan quake, US tornado: photos of the day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including a Pokémon-themed plane, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Japan, and a tornado in Wisconsin.
Booker 2026 Longlist: Stuart, James, Strout Lead
Douglas Stuart and Marlon James, both previous Booker winners, headline the 2026 longlist, alongside Elizabeth Strout. Chair Mary Beard says each book 'takes the reader to new places.'
Mumia Abu-Jamal seeks UN intervention after 44 years
Imprisoned writer Mumia Abu-Jamal petitions UN over alleged arbitrary detention, citing racial bias and new evidence, after exhausting US legal avenues.
GSK cuts jobs, invests £400m in UK, moves scientists to Cambridge
GSK announces £1.9bn cost-cutting plan, moving over 1,000 scientists to new Cambridge R&D centre, closing Stevenage site by 2029, and investing £400m in UK life sciences.
Mancini returns as Italy coach, Ranieri technical director
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy head coach for a second spell, replacing Gennaro Gattuso, with Claudio Ranieri appointed as technical director, FIGC president confirms.
Ex-FCC officials warn agency sending 'chilling message' with ABC license review
A group of former FCC officials warns the agency is sending a 'chilling message' to broadcasters by reviewing ABC license renewals, calling it unprecedented and unconstitutional.
Witness: Lincoln Memorial pool damaged before alleged vandalism
A witness testified that the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool had preexisting damage requiring repair, undermining the felony charge against former Olympic canoeist Davey Hearn.
Lindsey Graham funeral ceremonies start with Netanyahu, Zelenskyy
Two days of funeral ceremonies for Senator Lindsey Graham begin in Washington, with Israeli PM Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy attending alongside Trump meetings.
Albanese government in robust health, says spin doctor
Labor government shows strong vitals with commanding majority, but must address internal tensions and global populism risks, according to Peter Lewis.
Burnham's First Week as PM: Key Moves and Public Reaction
Andy Burnham's first week as prime minister saw new policies on health and transport, with mixed public reactions according to a recent poll.
Alonso refuses to confirm Chelsea moves for Welbeck and Henderson
Xabi Alonso refused to confirm Chelsea's interest in Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson after a 6-4 pre-season win over Western Sydney Wanderers, emphasizing squad balance.
Japan 6.8 quake: 100+ injured, mall collapse, trapped feared dead
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, injuring at least 100, trapping many in a mall collapse, with power outages and fires reported.
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