One Nation’s ‘Fire the Liar’ Fundraiser Crosses $2 Million in Just Over 24 Hours One Nation launched the fundraiser in response to Labor fundraising efforts aimed at countering its rise in the polls.

Toronto Police Warn of Rise in Violent Distraction Robberies Harming Vulnerable Victims, as 2 Arrested Toronto police say they have arrested two foreign women after investigating a number of distraction thefts that targeted elderly victims in the Greater Toronto Area. They say the incidents are part of a growing trend of violent distraction robberies committed by foreign nationals and may be connected to similar crimes in Quebec and other parts of Ontario.

New Details of ‘Ghost Bat’ Drone Revealed: More Weapons, Longer Missions Specifications for the first combat aircraft manufactured in Australia in over 50 years have been unveiled at the ILA Berlin Air Show in Germany.

Quadriplegic Doctor Shares NDIS Experience, Supports Scheme at Senate Inquiry Dr. Dinesh Palipana suffered a spinal cord injury in a traffic crash on Brisbane's Gateway Motorway in 2010, three years before the NDIS was introduced.

Chinese Military Activity Shadows Computex Tech Show in Taiwan Seventy-nine Chinese warplanes were detected, and a coast guard standoff occurred near Pratas Island as global executives flock to Taipei.

Opposition Leader Rules Out Coalition-One Nation Seat-Sharing Deal Liberal MP Tony Pasin suggested the two centre-right and conservative parties sit down and discuss which seats to target.

US, Iran to Halt Attacks, Continue Talks: US Official ‘Both sides will stand down for now and vessels can move freely,’ a U.S. official said.

Border-Straddling Library Inaugurates New Canadian Entrance Canadians can visit the Haskell Free Library and Opera House without crossing through a U.S. border checkpoint, thanks to a new entrance on the Canadian side. A ceremony held on Wednesday officially inaugurated the new door at the historic library, which straddles the border between Stanstead, Que., and Derby Line, Vt. The new entrance was built after U.S. authorities last year ended a century-old arrangement that allowed Canadians to enter from the American side without a passport or customs inspection.

Australia ‘Doubles Down’ on Under-16 Social Media Ban, Doubles Fines to $99 Million Australia's eSafety Commissioner will have expanded powers to investigate Big Tech companies.

Taiwan Opposition Leader Faces Heated Challenge From Audience Member at New York Event Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of Taiwan’s main opposition Kuomintang, is visiting the United States.

US Expands Ban on Imports of Chinese Telecom, Surveillance Equipment The ban now extends to older models of equipment made by Chinese telecommunication and video surveillance companies.

Surging Prices Drive Beef Theft, Meat Smuggling, and Backyard Chickens Rising meat prices in Canada are driving changes in consumer behaviour, from increased shoplifting and meat smuggling to backyard chicken farming and bargain hunting. Police and retailers across Canada are reporting increased meat thefts, while cargo theft investigators say organized gangs are increasingly targeting shipments of beef and other food products. Feed sales also suggest growing interest in backyard chickens as consumers search for cheaper ways to secure animal protein. Statistics Canada data shows meat prices have risen sharply over the past five years. The average price of beef striploin rose from $22.87 per kilogram in April 2021 to $42.42 in April 2026, while ground beef climbed from $9.19 to $15.59 over the same period.

Israel-Lebanon Peace Framework Lays Out Roadmap to End Conflict, Disarm Hezbollah The U.S. State Department published the text of the agreement, which has the backing of the United States and aims to achieve 'lasting peace' in the region.

Jury Rejects Sydney Murderer’s Self-Defence Case In One Hour A jury took 60 minutes to find Prince Fahnbulleh guilty of murder after a 10-day trial.