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McCormack blames Hanson cartoon for ‘aggressive’ threats against Andrew Hastie and his family

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Shadow Veterans’ Affairs Minister Michael McCormack has accused Pauline Hanson of fuelling a political climate in which Andrew Hastie and his family are facing “aggressive and threatening” behaviour, intensifying pressure on the One Nation leader to withdraw a cartoon that repeatedly brands the former SAS captain a “traitor”. McCormack said Hanson should remove the controversial … Read more

PART 2: «The Woman Who Buried a Daughter Who Was Still Alive»

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The woman stood so quickly her chair scraped across the pavement. “Mom?” The woman in beige didn’t move. The boy looked between them. “You know her?” The elegant woman could barely breathe. “She’s my mother.” The boy’s expression changed. Then he whispered, “She’s my grandma.” Silence. The woman stared at him. “No.” He nodded. “My … Read more

Both Front Paws Turned Backward.

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In mid-February, tire repair workers Ozimar Queiroz and Lindomar Queiroz were ѕᴜгргіѕed when they arrived early to work at the tire repair shop located on Estrada do Belmont, North Zone of Porto Velho. This was due to an аЬапdoпed dog on the side of the road. The docile creature was thin, had open paws, and … Read more

Mother Dog Tied Up and Abandoned

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In an act of heinous cruelty, a dog owner tied their pregnant dog to a tree in a forest and left her to die. The dog not only survived, but she also gave birth to puppies and kept them alive for 10 days while tied. When Lara, a Pit Bull mix, became pregnant, her owner … Read more

Sall Grover says she will leave Australia after High Court ends Giggle discrimination appeal

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Giggle for Girls founder Sall Grover says she plans to leave Australia after the High Court refused her final bid to challenge a landmark discrimination ruling over the exclusion of transgender woman Roxanne Tickle from her women-only social networking app. The High Court refused special leave to appeal on September 10, effectively bringing to an … Read more

Bill Kelty tells Labor ‘don’t insult me’ as he attacks wages, housing and cost-of-living record

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Former ACTU secretary Bill Kelty has delivered a blistering critique of the Albanese government’s economic record, warning Labor that Australians struggling with mortgages, housing costs and falling purchasing power will not be persuaded by statistics telling them they are better off. Kelty, one of the most influential figures in Australian Labor history and a central … Read more

Chained Mother Dog Weeps

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A Forgotten Family Finds Hope in the Heart of the Forest What began as an ordinary day of clearing an abandoned timber yard deep inside a remote forest quickly turned into a life-changing rescue mission. Amid the silence of decaying wood and overgrown vegetation, one man’s attention was drawn to a faint, desperate cry echoing … Read more

Australia’s productivity problem is real — but an Argentina-style decline is far from inevitable

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Australia has almost every ingredient a country could want: vast natural resources, political stability, access to Asian markets, a highly educated population and institutions that have helped deliver decades of prosperity. The uncomfortable question is whether the nation is making enough of those advantages. A stark new commentary has compared Australia’s present trajectory with Argentina’s … Read more

Former ACT principal says Wear It Purple dispute helped end her 34-year education career

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A veteran ACT public-school principal says she walked away from a 34-year career in education after a bitter dispute over Wear It Purple Day, alleging that concerns she raised about discussing sexuality and gender identity with young children were followed by complaints, heightened supervision and claims she was underperforming. Janelle Rowe has now gone public … Read more