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A heatwave warning has been issued for Western Australia. This comes after extreme weather broke records across the state last week. The warning has been issued for Gascoyne, Central West, Lower West, South West, South Coastal and Greater Southern Districts of Perth. Maximum temperatures are expected to reach mid to high forties in the north-west.
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Brisbane Roar coach Ruben Zadkovich has warned rivals that his team will only improve after gaining revenge on Melbourne City in remarkable fashion at Suncorp Stadium. Beaten 8-1 by City at AAMI Park less than seven weeks ago, the Roar went on a rampage on Saturday night with a 5-1 home win over the shell-shocked Melbourne
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Rome’s Colosseum has become the latest battleground for a clash between farmers and the government. Italian farmers had planned the rally to protest against EU climate change policies which they believe will affect their livelihoods. A convoy of tractors, escorted by police, staged a protest by the historic landmark. The farmers demanded action from authorities
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A Queensland woman has been accused of trying to kill a man “known to her”, after allegedly setting fire to his home. Emergency services were called to University Drive in Meadowbrook, south of Brisbane, on Saturday morning after reports of a unit fire. The occupant, a 26-year-old man, suffered burns to his hands and was
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A 26-year-old woman was charged with attempted murder following an incident with a three-month-old infant in Queensland. Emergency services were called to Ripley at around 5.30am following reports of an alleged wounding of a child.  Officers found an infant with an alleged stab wound in the abdomen, according to Queensland Police.  “On arrival, officers located
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Nicotine pouches are the next product using fun flavors and advertising to hook Australians to nicotine, according to experts. Though illegal to import, their popularity has skyrocketed nationally in recent years and are now available in stores right across the country. Experts worry young Australians may switch from one vice to another with nicotine pouches
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Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has hit out at the car industry for their “silly scare campaigns” over vehicle efficiency standards because Australians deserve “better choices of better cars”. Last week, the federal government put the industry on notice after releasing a roadmap to improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions. “The time for
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Fire has engulfed an industrial factory in Perth’s south. Toxic black smoke billowed into the air yesterday afternoon. Crews battled the Kwinana blaze in temperatures over 40 degrees. The beachside warehouse is believed to contain agricultural products, including sulphur, which helped fuel the flames. A hazmat warning remains in place for Kwinana Beach and Rockingham.
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Former football star O.J. Simpson has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The 76-year-old is undergoing chemotherapy treatment in Las Vegas. The NFL Hall of Famer took to social media to deny rumours of being in hospice care. He was acquitted of the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend in 1995. It
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White House Counsel Spokesperson Ian Sams has reacted to the Special Counsel’s investigation into Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. Special Counsel Robert Hur has described the US President as a “sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with poor memory” and said he would bring no charges against him after his investigation into Biden’s classified documents scandal.
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Melbourne Deputy Lord Mayor Nick Reece says the NDIS costs have “grown enormously”. Mr Reece told Sky News host Steve Price that it is on track to be the “biggest single expenditure item in the budget”. “I think Bill Shorten’s very across that and good operator. “So, they are taking moves to get it under
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Wall Street Journal editor-at-large Gerard Baker warns the “explosion” of illegal immigration in the United States is causing an “economic crisis”. A 2023 fiscal report by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) discovered the number of illegal immigrants entering the US grew year-on-year during Biden’s term. The fiscal year report of illegal immigrants grew from 3.7
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Author Douglas Murray explains how President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump are “leaning on each other” with both parties fearing a “collapse”. Mr Murray said the Democrats don’t have a very good “bench” of candidates to replace President Biden. “They may have coming up, there’s some talented younger congressmen and congresswoman in the
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Sky News host Rita Panahi says there is a growing global movement against “daft” environmental policies, particularly in Europe. In Spain, farmers have participated in tractor demonstrations to protest against the EU’s environmental policies. Footage emerged of police blocking the roads to stop the farmers, but the tractors went around through the field to continue
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Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman says a Special Counsel report shows starkly how US President Joe Biden “isn’t in full control of his faculties”. A Special Counsel report into the President’s handling of classified documents has revealed he will not be charged over the matter. President Biden was described in the damning report as a
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Sky News host Erin Molan says there has finally been some confirmation of what many people have known for a long time – President Joe Biden is “completely incompetent”. “I say that not because he’s failed in almost every test since taking over the presidency – foreign policy, borders, the economy, crime, but because he’s
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A defiant Joe Biden has declared that his memory is “fine” in a fiery prime-time press conference. The US President was clearly furious over a special prosecutor’s report into his handling of classified documents which suggested that he had memory problems. President Biden’s temper became evident as he faced a barrage of media questions about
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American journalist Tucker Carlson has released his bombshell interview with Vladimir Putin, with the Russian President revealing his motive behind the war in Ukraine. The two-hour-long interview was filmed in the Kremlin on February 6 and has been shared on Carlson’s website and on his account on X. Putin stunned Carlson with a sassy response to
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Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham has criticised Defence Minister Richard Marles for saying his department still has a “way to go” before it achieves excellence as “deeply concerning” but says it’s a “problem of their own making”. Tensions between Mr Marles and the Department of Defence were revealed yesterday during Question Time after the
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Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie has welcomed the government’s MQ-28A Ghost Bat announcement because it is a “homegrown development”, and the Coalition wants to “build our defence industry”. Labor has announced an investment into the unmanned combat aircraft, which would see the launch of more advanced surveillance and communication functions. They are the first military
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Shadow Veterans Affairs Minister Barnaby Joyce has slammed the Labor government for being more interested in being “entertaining to their backbench than running the country” after they showed their “incompetence again” on the IR bill. Bosses who breach an order to stop after-hours contact can now face fines and imprisonment after the Greens snuck an
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Two thirds of voters in the up-for-grabs seat of Dunkley support Labor’s changes to stage 3 tax cuts, new polling has revealed. In good news for Labor ahead of the crucial March 2 by-election in the outer-Melbourne seat, a poll commissioned by the Australia Institute found 66 per cent of voters back the Albanese government’s
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Sky News host Liz Storer says the world’s largest developer of offshore wind is “culling 800 jobs”. Renewables giant Orsted is scaling back development targets and announced hundreds of job cuts. Ms Storer said they are “scaling back production, they’re scaling back their development targets”. “They’ve even paused shareholder payouts. “Because they’re trying to help
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Sky News host James Macpherson says renewable energy is the cheapest form of energy “If you get enough government subsidies”. Renewables giant Orsted is scaling back development targets and announced hundreds of job cuts. Mr Macpherson said Orsted is “laying off 800 workers”. “They’ve pulled out of Spain, they’ve pulled out of Portugal, out of
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