Australian taxpayers could be slugged an eye-watering $2million to recall Parliament for just two days next week – even as Anthony Albanese's divisive hate speech laws appear doomed in the Senate.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced he will separate proposed gun reforms from the broader Combating Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026, abandoning contentious racial vilification ...

Two people allegedly used $100 counterfeit bills at dozens of In-N-Out Burger restaurants in Southern California in a wide-reaching scam. Glendale police officials said in a statement Friday that ...

Why the faux shock this week, Prime Minister? Looked in the mirror lately? It is your self-serving inaction over this most heinous of crimes that has been driven solely by politics – your own. After ...

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As MPs prepare for an early return to Canberra to consider Labor’s draft bill, the politics must not be allowed to hide the fact that it would be bad law In the frenetic first few hours after the ...

Carmelo Anthony's only son isn't fazed by the pressure of playing for the program with which his dad won a national title. Rich Barnes / Getty Images Kiyan Anthony, like many college freshmen, is ...