Charles Wooley, Ex-60 Minutes Reporter, Elected Lord Mayor of Hobart
Former 60 Minutes reporter Charles Wooley is Hobart’s new lord mayor. The Tasmanian Electoral Commission declared the result shortly after
US Midterms on 3 November: What Is at Stake for Congress
Americans vote on Tuesday 3 November in midterm elections that will decide whether Republicans keep control of Congress for the
Michelle Landry to Retire as Canavan Eyes Capricornia
Michelle Landry, the five-term member for Capricornia, will not contest the seat at the next federal election. Nationals leader Senator
Chalmers Flags Weaker Growth and Higher Unemployment as Markets Eye a November Rate Rise
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned that the economy is heading for softer growth and slightly higher unemployment, in a speech
Constellation Cup: Diamonds Open Their Defence in Auckland as the Silver Ferns Return Home
The Diamonds begin their defence of the Constellation Cup against New Zealand at Spark Arena in Auckland on Sunday 18
Elizabeth Struhs Inquest Hears a Doctor Warned of the Risk
A Queensland coroner has begun an inquest into the death of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs, examining whether she could have been
Canada Indefinitely Shelves Assisted Dying for Mental Illness Alone
Canada will not extend medical assistance in dying (MAID) to people whose only condition is a mental illness. Justice Minister
Alleged WA Drug Kingpin ‘The Kid’ Arrested in Colombia
Arash Ebrahimi Far, the Australian-Iranian dual national wanted by Australia over an alleged drug network, has been detained in Colombia,
Kyrgios Provisionally Suspended After Positive Cocaine Test in Mallorca
Australian player Nick Kyrgios, 31, has been provisionally suspended under the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme after a positive test for cocaine
Australia Beat England at Lord’s to Win the Women’s T20 World Cup
Australia have won the Women’s T20 World Cup, beating England by seven wickets in the final at Lord’s on Sunday