Former PM Tony Abbott says the Liberals are ‘under new management’ with him in charge, while his Howard-era cabinet colleague Alexander Downer wants the party to be ‘media tarts’ to win the next election.

The former prime minister says the Liberals are ‘under new management’ with him in charge, while his Howard-era cabinet colleague Alexander Downer wants members to be ‘media tarts’ to win the next election.

Anthony Albanese has taken to social media to answer people’s questions about his government’s housing plan, after a fortnight in which he has been used in memes by worried start-ups and small businesses.

If introduced, Donald Trump would be the first living person to appear on US currency since 1866.

Former US first lady Jill Biden says her husband’s disastrous 2024 debate performance against Donald Trump was so alarming, she thought he was having a stroke on stage.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the former magazine writer who won a civil case over allegations she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump.

Australian children are being radicalised ‘within days’, according to the nation’s top cop who said urging tech giants to step up will be the primary focus of next month’s high-level police summit in the UK. 

The plane crashed and exploded in a paddock, with the pilot pulling himself from the wreckage before crawling for help.

If you’re planning on a Euro summer you had better brace yourself, a new entry system is causing absolute mayhem. 

KPMG chief executive Andrew Yates resigned on Friday over a whistleblower complaint the firm ruled was groundless, twice.

THE ECONOMIST: The ousting of its chairman Albert Manifold shows BP cares more about feelings and not enough about performance.

THE ECONOMIST: Where Elon Musk has done as much or more than any other human this century to advance the species, politics does not require much technical sophistication or even rigour. 

Here, on Rottnest — Wadjemup or Rotto, to use its true local titles — days pleasantly dissolve into nothingness.

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A decade on, Como The Treasury remains Perth’s quiet masterclass in luxury, calm and considered design.

THE ECONOMIST: The ousting of its chairman Albert Manifold shows BP cares more about feelings and not enough about performance.

The Albanese Government has made clear in its determination to push on with the deeply flawed Budget that it has reached this point.

MARK RILEY: The biggest outrage was expected to be over investment properties, but the hidden issue will hurt small businesses.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the former magazine writer who won a civil case over allegations she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard threatens to launch ‘decisive reciprocal response’ to any attack, a day after the US struck targets in southern Iran.

There’s no way you haven’t heard about Obsession yet. Its takeover of the zeitgeist is proof YouTube filmmakers are here to stay.

WASHINGTON POST: The Hacks series finale reminds viewers why they fell in love with one of TV’s sharpest comedies.

Like a virgin? The x-rated title is held by a very famous public figure.

GLP-1 medications may be rewiring circuits involved not only in appetite, but addiction and cognitive delay.

Aussie comedy royalty Dave Hughes has revealed he has been treated for cancer.

Persistent fatigue is the most common complaint nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo hears in her clinic, she breaks down what might be making you feel tired.

GLP-1 medications may be rewiring circuits involved not only in appetite, but addiction and cognitive delay.

Packed with protein and ready to go, a rotisserie chicken can be transformed into everything from a quick tray bake to a hearty soup.

The ACCC has launched a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging it failed to comply with mandatory safety warnings on items for children.

Lachy Dovaston and a group of others are being questioned by authorities.

Josh Fraser is three from three as Carlton's interim coach pulled off the upset of the season after the Blues skipper starred.

Italy-based attacker Cristian Volpato is set to join up with the Socceroos in the US as coach Tony Popovic prepares to cut his World Cup squad in coming days.

The princess confirmed she was diagnosed with the incurable disease in 2018.

If you’re planning on a Euro summer you had better brace yourself, a new entry system is causing absolute mayhem. 

Once dubbed the ‘happiest divorced couple in the world’, both Andrew and Fergie have faced massive reputational damage. But after all the turmoil are they still as close as they once were?