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November 30, 2019

London Bridge attacker was a convicted terrorist

Authorities have confirmed the man responsible for the terror attack on London Bridge was a convicted terrorist who had recently been released from prison on parole.

UK Labour set 'for a devastating loss'

Spiked Online Editor Brendan O'Neill says the United Kingdom seems likely to retain Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.

London Bridge terror attack: two dead, three injured

Two people have been killed and a terrorist shot dead by police in a stabbing attack on London Bridge in the UK.

Several wounded in stabbing attack in the Netherlands

Dutch police say several people have been wounded in a stabbing attack in The Hague, Netherlands.

Two people killed in NSW plane crash

Two people have died in an ultra-light plane crash in the NSW Hunter region.

Attorney-General claims One Nation did a deal with CFMMEU

Attorney-General Christian Porter has claimed One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson secured a deal with the CFMMEU after the government's union-busting bill suffered a shock defeat in the Senate.

Religious leaders threaten to withdraw support from religious freedoms bill

Religious leaders could deal another blow to the Prime Minister after threatening to withdraw support for the government's religious freedoms bill.

Woman gives birth after crashing into Sydney house

A woman has given birth after crashing her car into a house in Sydney's west.

Qld govt delays royalties agreement with Adani again

The deadline for the Queensland Government to finalise a royalties agreement with mining giant Adani has been delayed again.

PM offers condolences to London attack victims

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has expressed his condolences to the victims of the London terror attack, and to those of the stabbing in the Netherlands.

Defector spy not of enough interest to be a threat, intelligence agencies say

A Chinese defector - claiming to be a former spy - reportedly had never been considered enough of a threat to attract any interest from intelligence agencies.

Labor celebrates defeat of government's Ensuring Integrity Bill

Anthony Albanese has met with healthcare nurses as the opposition leader celebrates the government's failure to pass the Ensuring Integrity Bill, which was designed to crack down on rogue unions.

London attack 'a lesson not to release those who pose a threat from prison'

ANU terror expert Clive Williams says the latest terror attack in London is a lesson "not to release people from prison unless we are reasonably sure that they are no longer a threat to the public".