NACC Chief Paul Brereton Resigns
Paul Brereton has resigned as head of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission, citing personal reasons. His tenure faced scrutiny over handling of high-profile cases.
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Albanese Advances Labor Budget Tax Reform
Prime Minister Albanese forges ahead with Labor's budget tax reform, including changes to CGT, negative gearing, and business taxes, aiming to boost economic fairness.
CSIRO Sacking Climate Scientists: A Good Move?
The CSIRO's decision to cut climate scientist jobs sparks debate amid urgent climate action needs. Is this wise?
Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Israeli Prison Abuse
Activists from the Gaza flotilla have returned to Sydney, alleging they faced abuse while imprisoned by Israeli authorities. They describe mistreatment and demand an investigation.
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Rubio Hints Iran War Deal Possible 'Today'
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.
Gaza's Women Endure Unspeakable Horrors Amid Israeli Genocide
Olfat al-Kurd, a field researcher, recounts the systematic destruction of women's lives in Gaza, from loss of family to lack of basic necessities, calling for global action.
RAF Jet GPS Jammed Near Russian Border
An RAF jet carrying Defence Secretary John Healey had its GPS signal jammed near the Russian border. The electronic attack forced pilots to use difficult navigation systems for three hours.
Farage Pressured to Prove Russian Hack Claim Over Gift
Nigel Farage faces mounting pressure to provide evidence for his claim that a state-sponsored Russian hack led to the disclosure of a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Cartoon: Jennings vs Burnham Labour Leadership
A new cartoon depicts Nicola Jennings and Andy Burnham in a comedic battle for the Labour leadership, highlighting party divisions.
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Erdogan Tightens Grip on Turkey Ahead of Next Election
As Turkey's next election approaches, President Erdogan's increasing control over media, judiciary, and opposition raises concerns about democratic fairness.
White House Gunman Was Known to Secret Service
A 21-year-old suspect who opened fire near the White House was previously known to the Secret Service, court records show. He died after exchanging fire with agents.
Ousted GOP Rep Warns Trump Has 'Alienated' Voters
Thomas Massie, a Republican ousted by a Trump-backed challenger, warns that Trump's actions have disenfranchised key voters, risking GOP losses in November.
Phillipson Orders Review of Hidden Childcare Charges
Education secretary asks UK watchdog to examine nursery practices, including non-refundable deposits and compulsory add-ons, amid concerns over extra costs for parents.
Riz Ahmed Says UK Spies Tried to Recruit Him Three Times
Oscar-winning actor Riz Ahmed alleges British intelligence attempted to recruit him three times, including via a senior BBC executive, calling the encounters 'inherently comedic'.
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Trump's Iran Deal: No Nuclear Progress After Billions
Despite spending billions, Trump's Iran deal yields no nuclear progress, with critics calling it a return to prewar status quo and a win for hardliners.
Israeli Strikes Hit Lebanon Amid US-Iran Peace Talks
Israeli airstrikes hit southern and eastern Lebanon on Sunday, causing casualties, despite a ceasefire and reports that the US and Iran are close to a peace deal.
Corrections and Clarifications: Guardian Update May 2026
The Guardian published corrections and clarifications on May 24, 2026, addressing errors in previous articles and providing updated information.
US Firm Blamed for Immigration Detention Escapes in Australia
A US private prison company's 'minimalist staffing model' is linked to over 12 escapes from Australian immigration detention, sparking investigations and safety concerns.
RAF Jet GPS Jammed Near Russia with Defence Secretary
An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey had its GPS signal jammed for three hours near the Russian border, suspected to be Russian interference.
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Putin Accused of Nuclear Brinkmanship Over Missile Strike
Western leaders condemn Putin's use of the Oreshnik missile, warning of reckless nuclear brinkmanship as the weapon strikes Kyiv, escalating tensions.
Teals Form New Party; Gaza Flotilla Activists Rally
The Teals announce a new political party, while Gaza flotilla activists protest in Canberra, prompting responses from Albanese and Chalmers.
Fox Candidate Challenges Burnham in By-Election
Animal 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.
Alberta Separatism Vote Echoes Brexit Chaos
Alberta's premier calls a confusing referendum on secession, drawing parallels to Brexit. Critics warn of catastrophic damage amid internal party strife and a data breach.
Miliband: Europe and US Need 'Separate Bedrooms'
David Miliband warns against US-Europe divorce, suggesting 'separate bedrooms' instead, at Hay festival. He calls for European agency in economy and defense.
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GOP Hawks Rebuke Trump Over Iran Deal, Warn of Mistake
Republican allies of Donald Trump, including Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz, criticize his planned Iran peace deal as a disaster, questioning the war's purpose.
Andrew Investigated Over Royal Ascot Incident
Police are investigating an allegation that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor behaved inappropriately towards a woman at Royal Ascot in 2002, the year of the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
Court Warrants Up 50% Since 2020, Data Shows
Nearly 60,000 arrest warrants were issued last year for defendants failing to appear in court, a 50% rise since 2020, with over 30,000 still outstanding.
US Prediction Markets Bet on Australian Elections
US-based prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are taking bets on Australian elections and even PM Albanese's word choices, raising concerns among regulators and gambling harm advocates.
Labor Urged to Restore Public Confidence in Anti-Corruption Watchdog
Helen Haines calls for a transparent, merit-based process to replace Nacc deputy commissioner Nicole Rose, urging Labor to restore public trust in the watchdog.
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Security Failures in Australia's Immigration Detention
A US private prison company running Australia's immigration detention centres has faced catastrophic security failures, including escapes, fires, and stabbings, putting detainees and staff at serious risk.
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