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Anthony Albanese has faced a hostile reception from sections of a regional audience in Dubbo as frustration over renewable energy, regulation, migration and the use of productive farmland erupted at the 2026 National Bush Summit. The Prime Minister was jeered while defending his government’s record before an audience dominated by regional Australians, farmers and business … Read more

Seven-month-old Feyre was born with Hallermann-Streiff syndrome, an extremely rare genetic condition estimated to affect fewer than one in a million people worldwide. From her first moments, severe airway complications made it impossible for her to breathe safely on her own. Hallermann-Streiff syndrome is characterized by distinctive craniofacial features, including a small jaw, thin pointed … Read more

When Chelsea and Nick Torres learned they were expecting conjoined twins in 2016, doctors painted a grim picture. The girls, later named Callie and Carter, had only about a 5% chance of surviving more than 24 hours after birth. Some specialists recommended terminating the pregnancy. The young Idaho couple refused. Callie and Carter Torres were … Read more

Family Calls for Prayer as Young Gianna Fights for Her Life A family is publicly asking “prayer warriors” to stand with their daughter Gianna as she fights for her life. In a message circulating among friends, church communities, and online prayer networks, Gianna’s family asked believers to pray for healing, mercy, strength, and restoration over … Read more

A South Sudanese man who struck a triple amputee around the head 77 times with the victim’s own metal crutch has prevailed in another major Federal Court migration case, after judges rejected the Immigration Minister’s attempt to overturn a ruling requiring a fresh assessment of whether his visa status could affect his risk of reoffending. … Read more

A convicted rapist whom Tasmania’s Supreme Court formally assessed as posing an “unacceptable risk” of committing another serious offence has been released from custody after repeatedly breaching conditions imposed following his eight-year prison sentence for the rape of a 76-year-old woman. Christo Brown has walked free again after appearing before a Hobart court over breaches … Read more

Australia’s escalating political battle over compulsory superannuation has put a largely overlooked financial network under fresh scrutiny, with mandatory disclosures revealing millions of dollars flowing from major industry funds to unions, employer organisations, marketing bodies and superannuation lobby groups. The payments are legal and publicly disclosed, and there is no evidence that major industry funds … Read more

Instead, his mom dropped his little sister off for her first day of 7th grade and then drove here to see her high schooler. Brittney Roberts shared this photo from Will’s grave today, writing about the morning she should have had with both of her children. “I should have been taking pictures of BOTH of … Read more

A majority of Australian voters support Pauline Hanson’s proposal to prevent foreign terrorist fighters and terrorist sympathisers from returning to Australia, new polling shows, giving One Nation significant public backing for one of its most prominent national-security policies. The latest News24 Pulse/YouGov polling found 51 per cent supported the proposal, compared with 29 per cent … Read more

OPINION: Fifteen people were murdered at a Jewish Chanukah celebration on Bondi Beach. Forty more were wounded. Australians were promised the country’s most powerful form of public inquiry into how antisemitic hatred, extremism and institutional failures culminated in that atrocity. Now the public hearings of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion are over. More … Read more