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Man charged after threats at Beazley's office
Police arrested a 56-year-old near the Perth office; bail was denied, and the minister says the threats are not the first.
Security agencies to review protection of MPs' homes and offices
Australian parliamentarians are seeking greater protection following the attack on Helen Haines, though a comprehensive security review is not yet expected.
Vance defends controversial ad and tells Republicans to stop whining
US Vice President says he finds it 'a bit disgusting' to hear criticism from his own party over a spot in which a Democratic candidate's mother calls her daughter a liar.
US freezes PERM: eight tech firms barred from permanent hiring of foreigners
The suspension affects Microsoft, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro and HCL Technologies, among others, and impacts both new and pending applications.
Witkoff calls Putin a humanitarian in St Petersburg meeting
The US envoy praised the Russian leader for releasing prisoners and a diesel deal, even as Russian attacks on Ukraine continue.
Attack on Australian MP: Helen Haines loses both legs
Her husband confirmed the MP is alive and stable, while the 43-year-old suspect has been charged with a series of criminal offences.
Fifth foreign contractor quits Jerusalem cable car project
The 1.4km project was approved in 2019 and upheld by the courts in 2022, with authorities claiming it is progressing on schedule.
Trump: $400m for Republicans, Camp Lejeune promises
Former president announces record spending for midterms, promises veteran compensation if Republicans win, and claims there will be no funds if they lose.
Arizona student reports rape at fraternity house
University police are investigating the assault at Sigma Phi Epsilon; the national organisation has suspended the involved members.
Super El Niño fuels Indonesian fires, sickening hundreds of thousands
1.9 million hectares have burned since the start of the year, with one million hectares lost in September alone; over 277,000 cases of chronic cough and acute respiratory infections have been recorded.
Attacker on MP Haines remains in custody until February
Brendan Nugent did not seek bail; judge highlights mental and neurological issues, attack motive still unknown.
Trump faces new lawsuit over tariffs on Canadian goods
Liberty Justice Center seeks court ruling declaring 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods unlawful and ordering refunds with interest.
NatWest orders 13,000 staff to return to office two days a week
Banking giant scraps remote work policy, while union Unite warns of higher costs and broken agreements.
Students' list leads ahead of Serbian elections
NSPM survey shows narrow lead for student movement and high voter turnout ahead of 25 October polls.
Prince Harry: I hope for reconciliation with King Charles and family
The Duke of Sussex told GQ he wants to smooth relations with his father and brother William, urging everyone to leave the past behind.
France to deploy army and reinforced police for 24 October protests
Prime Minister Lecornu admitted the 17 October police deployment was too static; Nuñez changes tactics after riots across the country.
ME adopts new rules on passenger rights in the EU
Full refunds within 14 days and free travel for companions of disabled passengers in air transport
Smotrich: Egypt could lose Sinai if it attacks Israel
The Israeli finance minister said he does not believe President Sisi's statements about non-aggression and called for the annexation of southern Lebanon and control over Gaza.