The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has denied allegations that it paid far-right influencers to target Anthony Albanese. The church also rejected claims it coordinated hundreds of volunteers to support Liberal candidates during the 2025 election campaign.
Le leadership de Matteo Salvini à la tête de la Ligue est contesté en interne alors que le parti stagne autour de 5 % d'intentions de vote, loin des 34 % obtenus aux européennes de 2019, face à l'hégémonie de Giorgia Meloni.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino plans to attend a junior tournament in the Dominican Republic to lobby Caribbean voters and split a coalition seeking to oust him ahead of next March's election.
Labor and the Coalition are gearing up for a political showdown over compulsory superannuation, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers accusing opponents of wanting to destroy the system while conservatives eye policies allowing early access to retirement funds.
Former Liberal MP Jenny Ware criticized her former Coalition colleagues for supporting Labor's new gambling legislation, arguing it falls short of recommendations for a full advertising ban to protect vulnerable Australians.
The Albanese government, with Coalition support, has enacted reforms on online gambling advertising and reduced NDIS spending, drawing criticism from Senator David Pocock for neglecting vested interests in gambling and disregarding expert advice on community participation in NDIS reforms.
Une coalition internationale d'organisations de supporters appelle à la démission de Gianni Infantino, président de la Fifa, dénonçant une gestion autoritaire et des projets commerciaux controversés, tout en exigeant une réforme structurelle de l'instance.
Senator Jacqui Lambie disclosed a medical battle linked to her military service, highlighting issues in veterans' healthcare. Meanwhile, the government secured bipartisan deals on gambling ads and tax loopholes, while debates intensify over superannuation and tobacco excise policies.
Independent Senator David Pocock criticizes the Prime Minister for a weak gambling reform deal, arguing it ignores a Senate inquiry's recommendations and prioritizes the gambling industry over public interest and the protection of children.
A coalition of privacy and civil rights groups has filed a complaint against several data brokers, alleging they violate Maryland's strict privacy laws by selling geolocation data to law enforcement and ICE without required warrants or legal processes.
Violence targeting foreign nationals in South Africa forces thousands to flee amid crumbling infrastructure, widespread poverty, and declining support for the ruling ANC ahead of upcoming local elections.
New South Wales is launching Australia's largest gun buyback in 30 years following the Bondi beach terror attack. The jointly funded scheme faces criticism from the Coalition and One Nation, who argue it unfairly penalizes law-abiding firearm owners.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has disrupted Australian political discourse by proposing a 75% cut to tobacco excise and advocating for early access to superannuation, forcing Labor and the Coalition to defend their respective policy positions.
Rod Glover, husband of late Labor MP Peta Murphy, stated the government's new gambling reforms fall well short of her 2023 recommendations due to industry lobbying, despite praising the legislation for reducing some harms.
Akhilesh Yadav expands his PDA (Pichde, Dalits, Alpsankhyaks) coalition by redefining 'PD' to include 'Pandits' (Brahmins), aiming to counter BJP's Dalit outreach and Mayawati's BSP, ahead of 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections.
The Australian federal government has passed sweeping NDIS reforms to ensure long-term sustainability and combat fraud. The legislation, supported by the Coalition, aims to save $37.8 billion by 2028 through stricter eligibility assessments and enhanced enforcement.
The Australian government's NDIS reform bill is set to pass following a deal with the Coalition, introducing 63 amendments. While the government claims the changes ensure sustainability, critics including the Greens and David Pocock warn of harmful funding cuts.
Conservative Australian politicians Andrew Bragg and Pauline Hanson criticize the $4.4tn compulsory superannuation system as broken and a policy failure, contrasting with Treasury data and international experts who highlight its long-term stability.
Angus Taylor says the Coalition will only support the Albanese government's NDIS overhaul bill if it first removes the "widow tax" loophole from investment property tax changes.
The Australian government's NDIS bill will undergo substantial amendments after Labor and the Coalition struck a deal, drawing criticism from the Greens, Senator David Pocock, and the disability community over funding cuts.
Angus Taylor states the Coalition will only back the Albanese government's NDIS overhaul if the 'widow tax' investment property loophole is removed first.
Saudi Arabia announced the formal launch of a multinational maritime defense coalition to safeguard Red Sea shipping as hostilities with Yemen's Houthis escalate and threaten vital trade routes.
A Productivity Commission report has branded the 2018 Western Australia GST deal a costly mistake that should be reversed, sparking political backlash from both federal leaders and the WA premier.
Federal contractors are clearing land in Big Bend National Park for border security infrastructure, prompting fierce opposition from local conservationists, residents, and business owners.
