Myer confirms Christmas windows launch remains cancelled amid threat from pro-Palestine activists to reinstate protest
Retail giant Myer has confirmed the opening of its beloved Christmas windows will not go ahead on Sunday, despite ...
Australia’s plan to ban children from social media proves popular and problematic
The Australian government's plan to ban children from social media to protect them from harm has won almost universal ...
Stronger anti-vilification laws to be introduced to Vic Parliament after pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Myer Christmas Windows celebration
A fierce response to pro-Palestine protesters planning to disrupt the unveiling of the Myer Christmas Windows has prompted ...
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John Pesutto’s rise and resolve as Leader of Victoria’s Opposition
The son of working-class Italian migrants, Pesutto embodies real Calabrian grit—a quality the Victorian Liberal Party, ...
Making the headlines: Pamela Anderson and the celebs publishing their own news
Actor Pamela Anderson (left) and singer-songwriter Patti Smith both self-publish newsletters on Substack. It’s never been ...
Australia will require social media platforms to act to prevent online harm to users
Australia plans to require social media platforms to act to prevent online harms to users such as bullying, predatory ...
Myer Christmas windows unveiling cancelled due to pro-Palestine protest
A decades old tradition will be scrapped as grinch pro-Palestine activists threaten to disrupt the opening of the iconic Myer ...
As it happened: Cbus blames third party for ‘unacceptable’ delays; Unemployment holds steady
The boss of $94 billion superannuation giant Cbus publicly apologised to 10,000 members whose death and disability claims ...
Sammy J announces departure from breakfast radio
After five years in the chair, comedian Sammy J has called time on his stint as host of ABC Melbourne’s Breakfast show.
Labor’s wall of rabid MPs regularly maul the opposition, but is it bloodlust – or fair game?
Most MPs are quietly shuffling pages or slouching and scrolling – until all hell breaks loose. Usually when schoolkids enter.
Allan government set to launch new parliamentary integrity watchdog, to monitor MPs
Commissioners on a tribunal aimed at keeping MPs in check for bad behaviour will pocket between $1200 and $1500 a day.
Bridget McKenzie still discussing Senate inquiry into Qantas, Alan Joyce and his relationship with Anthony Albanese over flight upgrades
Opposition transport spokeswoman Bridget McKenzie is refusing to rule out a Senate inquiry into Qantas, its former chief executive Alan Joyce and his relationship with Anthony Albanese, days after she ...