Frank Chung

Labor staffers had “no idea” about the workings of the government’s proposed digital of duty of care laws, according to a US free speech activist who says he was left stunned after a “wild” Parliament House meeting in Canberra on Tuesday.

Brits are citing wheat intolerance, tennis elbow and even dyslexia to score new cars under a rapidly ballooning disability scheme.

Wild footage has emerged of yet another brawl at Melbourne’s infamous Highpoint Shopping Centre, with an older shopper losing his shirt as he takes down a youth who appears to challenge him to a fight.

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has admitted it was a “mistake” to allow one million people to flood into Britain after Covid, as the country is gripped by escalating civil unrest over immigration.

A 43-year-old man remained in police custody on Tuesday in relation to a horror attack on independent MP Helen Haines outside her Victorian electorate office.

A man accused of mowing down independent federal MP Helen Haines before being ripped out of his Toyota LandCruiser by a heroic bystander has been named as Brendan Nugent.

Australian government websites including that of the country’s own cyber defence agency were among hundreds around the world shut down overnight after critical security flaws were found in PHP, a programming language that runs more than two thirds of the internet.

A Good Samaritan motorcyclist has hit back at critics after he shared a viral video helping police restrain a “crazy strong” man who allegedly went on a rampage across multiple Melbourne suburbs over the weekend before being wrestled to the ground by a busy freeway.

Fifteen years ago, Warwick Levy took a hair-raising gamble to dump his $75,000 life savings into a T-shirt printing machine.

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