King Charles facing renewed calls to apologise for slavery
CHOGM 2026 has kicked off in Antigua and Barbuda, with all eyes now on King Charles’ upcoming address to leaders.
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CHOGM 2026 has kicked off in Antigua and Barbuda, with all eyes now on King Charles’ upcoming address to leaders.
Iraq's armed forces have confirmed a Perth doctor who allegedly joined the self-proclaimed Islamic State group in Syria will be the first Australian to face trial and possible execution in the country.
Technology
Australian home values have fallen for seven straight months, with another rate rise expected to deepen the downturn.
Politics & Governance
The Nationals leader confirms he will run for a lower house seat at the next federal election; nine dead after a jet crashes onto a US highway; and fans celebrate after Kimi Antonelli becomes the youngest champion in Formula 1 history.
Politics & Governance
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World News
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Technology
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Australia & Pacific
A five-minute bulletin for English language learners.
World News
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World News
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World News
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