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After her husband's death, Annie discovered he had placed 100 bets a day
After her husband's death, Annie discovered he had placed 100 bets a day
US President Donald Trump leaves Beijing with no major breakthroughs on Iran war
US President Donald Trump left China on Friday without securing tangible help from Beijing to end the Iran war, but praised China's President, Xi Jinping, during his visit.
Wayne Swan slams the 'view from Mar-a-Lago' as battle for middle Australia gets real
Labor and the Coalition are both acutely mindful of One Nation's rise and its determination to take a decisive role in a future conservative government.
Federal budget allocates $40m to fund an overhaul of airline passenger rights
The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.
The first block of the antisemitism royal commission hearings has finished. What have we learned?
Jewish Australians told the royal commission that antisemitism has spread into everyday life. But whether the inquiry can handle what it has promised to confront remains to be seen.
Netanyahu's rare interview put Gulf ties and Israel's domestic politics on display
The question for the Gulf states is whether they are happy for Israel to be the dominant player in the Middle East.
Neo-Nazi group banned in Australia under hate laws
White Australia will be listed as a hate group, making it illegal to support the organisation in any way.
Xi made a historical reference as a warning to Trump. What is the Thucydides Trap?
The US and China have been rivals for almost 80 years, but when the countries' leaders met in Beijing on Thursday, Xi Jinping made reference to a far more ancient feud.
Neo-Nazis fundraising to challenge laws that listed them as hate group
The leader of Neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network, Thomas Sewell, has appeared in an interview online alongside notorious US Neo-Nazi James Mason, who is listed as a terrorist entity by the Canadian go...
Universities warn against Coalition plan to cut foreign student numbers in migration crackdown
Universities are bracing for foreign student numbers to absorb the bulk of cuts under a Coalition migration plan, with experts warning skilled visas would be difficult to cull.
Coalition tax plan could cost more than suggested in first few years
The Coalition's plan to index tax brackets could cost $35 billion in the first four years, more than has been suggested, and $44 billion in one year alone in 2035-36.
What we know about the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak
As Australian travellers linked to the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak land back in Western Australia, we look at what we do and don't know about the virus.
Angus Taylor's budget reply shows times have changed since Peter Dutton
To appreciate how much times have changed, it is worth comparing the opposition leader's budget reply speech to Peter Dutton's.
Flight with Australian and New Zealand passengers from hantavirus cruise ship arrives in Perth
A flight carrying six people who were on board the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship lands at an air force base in Perth.
Federal politics live: Hantavirus cruise ship passengers in 'good shape' ahead of arrival in Perth
Health Minister Mark Butler says the group Australia repatriated from the hantavirus cruise ship are in "good shape" ahead of their arrival in Perth today. Follow live.
Chinese Australians lash Coalition proposal to block non-citizens from welfare services
Chinese Australians have lashed the Coalition's plan to block non-citizens from accessing welfare services, likening the opposition's targeting of migrants to One Nation.
Labor and the Liberals have staked their fortunes on duelling visions for income taxes
Labor and the Liberals are offering imperfect but undeniably bold alternative visions for the tax system. It's nice to have something to talk about.
Coalition will repeal Labor's property tax changes and spend $22b on income tax cuts
The Coalition would repeal all of Labor's negative gearing and capital gains changes and spend $22.5 billion over four years handing back tax "bracket creep" to workers if elected.
Taylor's bold budget reply a mix of sound and dubious policy commitments
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor commits to phasing in income tax indexation under a "tax back guarantee" that he says "will fully protect all taxpayers from inflation".
Chinese President Xi Jinping hosts state banquet for US President Donald Trump as the visit continues
Guests dined on Beijing roast duck and tiramisu while the People's Liberation Army band performed some classic hits.
UK minister Wes Streeting quits, piling pressure on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer
Speculation has been rife that the health secretary could launch a leadership bid of his own.
Coalition wants to slash migration, but businesses say economy needs skills
The Coalition wants to limit Australia's net migration intake to only one person per new home built, but businesses say the economy needs a "sustainable" migration program.
Angus Taylor denies immigrants will 'be forced' to give up anything after budget in reply speech
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has defended his comments aimed at non-citizens as necessary and practical during a heated interview on 7.30.