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Pauline Hanson lashes 'arrogant' critics who say One Nation can't go mainstream
Pauline Hanson says the major parties “will lose” because of an “arrogant” belief that One Nation is not able to become a mainstream force, following the party’s first lower house win this century. Source link
Chalmers reveals gas tax revenue is up in federal budget
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the tax on offshore gas projects has raised more revenue than expected this year, as he prepares to hand down a budget focused on fixing a “broken” housing market and tax system. Source link
Iran fears captain may be denied entry to US for World Cup
Iran demands assurances that team members who served in the Revolutionary Guard, including skipper Mehdi Taremi, will be able to get visas for the FIFA World Cup. Source link
'My career wasn't the same': Why Kira Puru stopped releasing songs
Kira Puru is known for their triple j Hottest 100-charting energetic pop music, but this year the musician has roles in not one, but two of the biggest Australian TV shows. What’s behind the pivot? Source link
Vine out of Giro after horrific crash, director called 'scared dog' by riders
Jay Vine’s awful luck continued on stage two of the Giro d’Italia with the Australian taken to hospital following a horror crash on wet roads that saw multiple riders abandon the race. Source link
Regional sports 'stronger through diversity' as refugees thrive on field
A hockey program in Toowoomba is helping Yazidi refugees adapt to life in Australia and build a community. Source link
An old Australian classic story is getting a new operatic treatment
Leah Purcell’s The Drover’s Wife is being transformed into an opera with music by George Palmer and starring soprano Nina Korbe. Source link
MP threatens to challenge UK PM Starmer after local election defeat
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is facing a new setback to his leadership after a former minister said she would challenge him for the top job. Source link
Women's players sick of being told 'don't bite the hand that feeds you'
Players from various codes across the country will protest gender-based violence and call for greater accountability from clubs when instances of mistreatment arise. Source link
Australian cafe owner looking to protect signature drink from imitators
Melbourne cafe owner Caleb Cha is looking into how he can legally stop shops in Indonesia from imitating his signature Tiger Bomb coffee. Source link