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President Biden’s reelection campaign is blaming former President Trump for a bill proposed in Louisiana that would criminalize possession of the abortion pills mifepristone and misoprostol. In a statement first shared with The Hill from the Biden campaign, Louisiana native Kaitlyn Joshua, who was turned away from two emergency rooms and denied reproductive health care...

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Newshub reports: Newshub can reveal a fresh allegation of intimidation against Green MP Julie-Anne Genter. Genter is subject to a disciplinary process for aggressively waving a book in the face of National Minister Matt Doocey in the House – but it’s not the first time she has intimidated someone. Flying off the handle, Genter was […]

No one would have been a keener observer of South Sydney’s latest loss than Wayne Bennett. The enormity of the job, should he wish to accept it, has just been laid bare.

Why would Anthony Albanese and his smart economists, Jim Chalmers and Chris Bowen, want to reverse the bipartisan policy of the past 40 years and take us back to the future?

St Kilda’s once-grungy Prince of Wales Hotel is back on the market carrying a discounted price tag of $30 million.

Seven West Media is urging staff to report inappropriate behaviour after weeks of headlines about cultural problems at the network.

The government agreed to the substantial funding after the Asian Development Bank pledged to reform its bidding processes.

Labor MPs taunted for taking Liberal and National “human shields” on taxpayer-funded Anzac Day trip to Gallipoli.

The career public servant was left battling severe pain and nerve damage and is unable to return to work, but hopes beefed-up security will keep others safe.

We should be careful about making assumptions about people’s intentions in any situation, including at work, as people’s thoughts can be hard to deduce.

Tony Shepherd said the decision to discontinue “club cards” for new members was made for economic reasons, which will anger members who say the move puts profits over people and tradition.

Carly McBride vanished just before a letter landed on her mother’s doorstep. Had it arrived earlier it could have saved her daughter’s life.

The more I heard the discourse around respect and violence, the more it reminded me of being told that it was up to all Muslims to own the problem of terrorism and solve it.

Competition from agile digital outlets and social media giants is forcing a major rethink of how TV news is delivered, and who is best suited to do so.

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Why watch the movie if the trailer has already shown you every twist, stunt and gag? It turns out we might be to blame.

There is still no plan for a new Penguin Island discovery centre more than a year on from a decision to stop an on-island build.

How well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with Stephen Brook’s weekly quiz.

For indoor gardens to thrive during the cooler months, you need to get your lighting and watering right.

Even as a child, Kevin Brown recalls being mesmerised by the rush of traversing a busy airport and watching the enormous airplanes roaring up and down the tarmac. Now, he’s swapped aircraft for ambulances.

Tiny is mighty – you can have incredible travel experiences in some of the world’s smallest countries.