Second ‘ISIS bride’ group leaves Syrian refugee camp
A second group of Australian women and children with links to the terrorist group Islamic State have left a refugee camp in Syria. The group departed the Al-Roj camp on…
Aussie activists detained by Israel arrive in Turkey
Australian activists detained in Israel after trying to deliver aid to Gaza have been deported to Turkey following a “shameful” video of an Israeli minister taunting detainees. The 428 Global…
Concerns, doubts over Tasmania budget cuts
The world’s biggest credit ratings agency doubts Tasmania will pull off its “ambitious” budget cuts, warning the island state it faces a fresh downgrade if it doesn’t. S&P Global Ratings…
Israel Kidnapped Gaza Flotilla Activists, A Father Demands Answers | The West Report
Gemma O’Toole was aboard the Freedom Flotilla when it was intercepted by Israeli forces. Her father, Patrick Kaiser, says the family went more than 64 hours without hearing from her,…
Shares bounce on peace deal hopes, rates expectations
Australia’s stock market has had its best day since early April on optimism for a Persian Gulf peace deal and after a surprise uptick in unemployment softened the odds of…
Shares bounce on peace deal hopes, rates expectations
Australia’s stock market has had its best day since early April on optimism for a Persian Gulf peace deal and after a surprise uptick in unemployment softened the odds of…
Green light for ‘globally significant’ rare earths mine
Australia has scored a “big win” in its effort to dislodge China’s grip on high-tech supply chains after a Gina Rinehart-backed rare earths miner gave the green light for its…
Green light for ‘globally significant’ rare earths mine
Australia has scored a “big win” in its effort to dislodge China’s grip on high-tech supply chains after a Gina Rinehart-backed rare earths miner gave the green light for its…
Australia backs historic United Nations climate vote
Australia has voted in favour of a landmark United Nations resolution spearheaded by its Pacific island neighbours to strengthen state responsibility to act on climate change. The 193-member global body…
Australia backs historic United Nations climate vote
Australia has voted in favour of a landmark United Nations resolution spearheaded by its Pacific island neighbours to strengthen state responsibility to act on climate change. The 193-member global body…