Denis Muller argues that One Nation's anti-democratic media tactics mirror Trump's playbook, and the Australian media's silence is a dangerous abrogation of its duty to defend press freedom.
Josh Halliday discusses Andy Burnham's run in the Makerfield byelection, his potential challenge to Keir Starmer, and his persona as 'king of the north'.
The US launched strikes on southern Iran targeting missile sites and mine-laying vessels, as negotiators from Tehran began talks in Qatar. The strikes, deemed defensive, come amid a fragile ceasefire and stalled peace negotiations.
A cartoon commentary on BHP's recent actions suggests the mining giant has shown its true colors, sparking debate on corporate ethics and environmental responsibility.
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Protests spread across India after an Italian Pfas factory, shut due to scandal, was relocated to India. Calls for regulations intensify as environmental concerns grow.
The trial of ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson for alleged sex offences, including rape and indecent assault spanning 21 years, begins in Newry. His wife faces aiding and abetting charges.
Two men, aged 48 and 45, were arrested in connection with Dezi Freeman's months-long evasion after he shot and killed two police officers in Porepunkah, Victoria.
BHP has filed a legal challenge against the Australian government's emissions reduction targets, arguing they are too stringent and could harm the economy. The case highlights tensions between climate goals and industrial interests.
Revelation that MI5 and police officials secretly helped devise the Legacy Act, offering amnesty for Troubles killings, angers victims' groups.
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Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi pledged to suspend the 8% food sales tax, but retailers say cash registers can't handle a zero percent rate, causing delays.
Vladimir Putin faces slipping approval and growing discontent as the war in Ukraine drags on, with economic woes and internet shutdowns fraying his unwritten contract with the Russian people.
Iran's spokesperson says contradictory US statements and Israeli interference hinder a deal, despite progress on key issues. US officials remain optimistic but cautious.
Families face delays and bureaucracy claiming premium bonds from NS&I, with errors leaving 34,000 bereaved families owed £367m. Probate thresholds and paper-based processes criticized.
Jewish Australians report increased online hate after testifying at the antisemitism royal commission, with one case referred to federal police.
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A group of women and children with links to Islamic State have arrived in Australia, sparking security and humanitarian discussions.
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.
Iran's supreme leader warns Gulf powers will no longer shield US bases, as Tehran and Washington discuss ending their war.
Katie Price is ready to launch an international manhunt for her missing husband Lee Andrews, who vanished two weeks ago amid kidnapping claims and fraud allegations.
The US military has launched fresh airstrikes on Iranian missile launch sites and boats at the Strait of Hormuz, citing self-defense amid a fragile ceasefire.
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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum confirms Iran's football team can stay in Mexico during the World Cup after the US declined to host them, citing no reason to deny the request.
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon on Nigel Farage and a £5m donation raises questions about political influence and transparency in UK politics.
David Pocock joins the Full Story podcast to discuss the rise of the Teal Party, its impact on Australian politics, and the future of independent candidates.
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas addresses AI's ethical challenges, urging regulation to protect human dignity and foster the common good.
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.
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Former SNP chief Peter Murrell embezzled £400,310, spending on luxury cars, watches, fountain pens, coffee machines, and a robotic lawnmower. He pleaded guilty.
Protesters allege ICE used pepper spray and batons during a clash outside Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, where a hunger strike is ongoing. Demonstrators attempted to block the transfer of detainee Martin Soto.
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.
Analysis: 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.
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Senior lawyers urge PM to intervene in Jagtar Singh Johal's case, citing double jeopardy breach after his acquittal on terrorism charges in India.
