Mandelson and Rudd Epstein Links in Australian Mining Tax Row
Newly released Epstein files reveal connections between Peter Mandelson, Kevin Rudd, and the mining super-profits tax debate in Australia, sparking political scrutiny.
Category : Politics
Tories Gain on Reform UK in Polls, Badenoch Approval Drops
The Conservatives have cut Reform UK's polling advantage, but Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch's approval ratings have sharply declined ahead of local elections.
ICE Agents in Minneapolis to Get Body Cameras
ICE agents in Minneapolis will be issued body-worn cameras following fatal shootings, with Trump supporting the move to increase transparency in immigration enforcement.
Police Bail Scrutiny After Alleged Triple Murder
Police face scrutiny over granting bail to Julian Ingram before he allegedly murdered three people, including his pregnant ex-partner, in Lake Cargelligo, NSW.
China's Rise vs US Leadership: Podcast Analysis
A new Guardian podcast explores whether China is poised to replace the US as the dominant global power, examining economic, military, and diplomatic shifts.
Albanese to Capitalise on Coalition Chaos
Political analysts suggest Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could leverage the Coalition's internal disarray to strengthen his government's position ahead of upcoming elections.
Trump Blocked TPS for Haitians, Report Shows
A new report reveals the Trump administration blocked Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, impacting thousands. The decision has drawn criticism from human rights groups.
Hanson Fails to Declare Rinehart Private Jet Flight
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson failed to declare a private jet flight gifted by Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting, breaching parliamentary disclosure rules requiring declaration of gifts over $300.
Police Review Claims as Mandelson Faces Peerage Pressure
Met Police assess allegations Lord Mandelson leaked sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein, with Downing Street urging his removal from the House of Lords.
Kyiv Hit by Russian Missile Attack, Casualties Reported
The Ukrainian capital Kyiv has been targeted in a major Russian missile strike, with reports of significant damage and civilian casualties emerging from the scene.
Awami League Exiles Plan Political Return from India
Exiled members of Bangladesh's Awami League are reportedly organising a political comeback from India, amid ongoing tensions and democratic challenges in the region.
Palantir's Financial Rise Tied to Trump ICE Contracts
Palantir reports strong financial results, with significant growth linked to its contracts with ICE during the Trump administration, sparking ongoing ethical debates.
Sarah Ferguson's Charity Closes After Epstein Revelations
Sarah's Trust announces closure following new emails linking the former duchess to Jeffrey Epstein, with the charity citing long-planned shutdown amid ongoing scandal.
US Border Patrol Shooting Claims Fall Apart in Court
Key parts of the US government's account of a border patrol shooting in Portland have collapsed in court, with prosecutors contradicting DHS claims about the victims' alleged gang ties.
If Russia Wins: A Year On, Warnings Intensify
One year after Carlo Masala's book 'If Russia Wins' warned of Western complacency, its scenarios on Russian aggression and NATO weakness are more urgent than ever in global security debates.
Coalition Deal: Nationals MPs Face Six-Month Suspension
Sussan Ley's proposed peace deal would force three National senators who opposed hate speech laws to sit on the backbench for six months, as Coalition reunification talks continue.
Man Guilty in Au Pair Affair Double Murder
Brendan Banfield convicted of murdering his wife and another man in a scheme with his family's Brazilian au pair, who testified against him after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
Australia's Pacific Worker Scheme: Palm Industry Labour
An in-depth look at Australia's Pacific Worker Scheme, focusing on its impact on labour in the palm industry, with analysis of economic and social implications.
Police Review Mandelson Epstein Leak Allegations
Metropolitan Police are examining allegations of misconduct in public office against Lord Mandelson following leaked emails showing contact with Jeffrey Epstein about sensitive government information.
Police Probe Disappearance of TV Host's Mother in Arizona
Authorities in Arizona are investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, 84, mother of US TV presenter Savannah Guthrie, after she vanished from her home near Tucson.
Navigating Potential UK Interest Rate Rises
As speculation mounts over a potential interest rate rise, experts weigh in on the best strategies for individuals and businesses to prepare and adapt in the current economic climate.
Police Review Epstein Claims Against Lord Mandelson
Police are examining new allegations against Lord Mandelson over leaked sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein, with calls to strip his peerage.
Ex-Met Chief: New Andrew Allegation Must Be Investigated
A former Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner says a new allegation linking Prince Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein requires investigation, with British police potentially assisting the FBI.
Virginia Man Guilty in Wife Murder and Au Pair Affair Case
Brendan Banfield, a former IRS officer, was convicted of murdering his wife and another man in a scheme involving his Brazilian au paramour, who testified against him.
Epstein Files: Andrew and Mandelson Photos Location Confirmed
Sky News's Data and Forensics unit has determined that photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson were taken in Jeffrey Epstein's properties in New York and Paris respectively.
New Jeffrey Epstein Files: Key Revelations
Recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal key details about his network and legal scrutiny, shedding light on ongoing investigations and public interest in the case.
DOJ Takes Down Epstein Files Over Victim ID Errors
The US Justice Department has removed thousands of documents from its Epstein case release after sensitive victim information was inadvertently exposed, sparking legal outcry.
Royal Son Arrested Ahead of Rape Trial
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, detained on suspicion of assault and wielding a knife, adding to existing 38 charges including rape.
Judge Weighs Force Limits After Portland ICE Protest
A federal judge is evaluating a temporary order to restrict federal officers' use of force following teargassing incidents at Portland ICE protests, where children and families were affected.
Rafah Crossing Reopening: Only Five Patients Evacuated
The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been fraught with delays and restrictions, with only five critically ill patients evacuated on the first day despite thousands needing urgent medical care.
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