Taylor’s push into the cultural conversation comes as his ailing party opens the door to gender quotas after years of internal opposition.
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Sydney firm faces liquidation over missing $17 million, fake bonds
The corporate regulator is seeking to wind up Sydney investment firm Capital Guard, raising concerns about the company’s handling of investor funds.
All-Star Game pays homage to iconic scene from ‘The Sandlot’ with epic fireworks display
Nothing beats summer baseball.
Conservatives fear fundraising slump amid sagging polls, infighting
A Global News analysis of fundraising data suggests Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has attended just seven major fundraisers so far in 2026.
Fans go wild at watch party in Madrid
Fans go wild at a watch party in Madrid as Spain take the lead over France in the World Cup semi-final.
Israel’s foreign minister soldiers on against the army he leads
Israel Katz’s insinuations represent only himself, or at least the base with which he is trying to ingratiate himself. The army – that trivial agency he and his ministry are responsible for – actually opposes a pardon for Azaria
What happened to Ann Widdecombe?
Officers were called to Widdecombe’s home shortly after midday on Thursday, where she was found dead
Strike confirmed: BHP’s Port Hedland workers to down tools for first time this century
The move by a coalition of unions, comprising members from the Electrical Trade Union, the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union and the Western Mine Workers Alliance, will see members stop work for an eight-hour period.
Trump’s relentless series of punishing strikes on Iran compared to Civil War-era military strategy: ‘We’re going to grind them down’
President Donald Trump’s relentless strikes on Iran have been compared to a Civil War-era military strategy as he seeks to increase pressure on the Middle Eastern nation.