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Aurora australis lights up sky over southern Australia
One of nature’s most dazzling shows was on display last night. Take a look at some of the photos taken across southern Australia. Source link
Yass Valley Council defers decision to raise rates by at least 40pc
The Yass Valley Council defers a decision on whether to raise rates by at least 40 per cent as it looks to make savings in various areas. Source link
Government risks Hobart stadium deal ahead of crucial vote
While Tasmania’s MPs will pass the proposed AFL stadium through the lower house on Thursday, it’s become a much tougher task ahead to win over the parliament’s key upper house decision-makers. Source link
Australia's first treaty with Aboriginal people set to become law in Victoria
Victoria’s first treaty with Aboriginal people will today be signed by members of the Aboriginal community, the premier and state governor. Source link
UK Prime Minister insists team 'united' amid leadership challenge rumours
Sir Keir Starmer is denying he authorised unnamed allies to brief the media about a possible leadership challenge, in a move that forced his health minister to publicly deny he was plotting against him. Source link
Cambodia and Thailand trade accusations of violence at border
Phnom Penh has accused Thai troops of killing a civilian at the border, just days after a peace deal between the two countries was paused by Thailand. Source link
Breaking: Epstein alleged in private emails that Trump knew of his conduct, Democrats say
Mr Trump has denied any involvement in or knowledge of the sex-trafficking activities of his former friend, who died by suicide in federal prison in 2019 as he was awaiting trial. Source link
Ukraine suspends justice minister amid corruption probe
After his suspension from the post of justice minister, Herman Halushchenko said in a Facebook post that he would defend himself in court. Source link
Trump writes to Israel's president to pardon Netanyahu from corruption charges
Donald Trump has taken the extraordinary step of writing to Israel’s President Isaac Herzog, calling on him to pardon Benjamin Netanyahu of long-standing corruption charges. Source link
'Fighting for my job': Woolworths executive details 100-hour work week in court claim
The executive had a suspected stroke, went temporarily blind and was hospitalised five times after regularly clocking more than 100 hours a week on the job, according to documents filed with the Federal Court. Source link