Tarla Lambert

The anti-Herzog protests in Sydney were expected to be passionate. Violent? Not so much. And certainly not at the hands of the police.

Trump really is squirming under pressure from women journalists, especially those who dare to probe him on his (obvious) ties to Epstein.

While the country is grappling with violence, extremism and global instability, one of the core headlines today centres around Barnaby Joyce speculating (out loud and to the media) about which of his former Nationals colleagues is primed to defect to One Nation and calling it a “scoop”.

Nicki Minaj declared herself Trump’s “number one fan,” insisting that criticism of the President’s leadership only cements her support.

Pauline Hanson and Neighbours has-been, Holly Valance have teamed up for a musical moment that’s as flagrantly stupid as it is offensive.

David Connolly’s appointment as the NT’s next administrator has triggered backlash, after a series of his past social media posts resurfaced.

Several writers and organisations have pulled out of Adelaide Writers’ Week after the event’s organisers dropped Palestinian-Australian author.

As the Australian Open draws closer, Venus Williams’ presence is already one of the most talked-about stories of the year’s first Grand Slam.

Bruce Lehrmann has applied to the High Court in a bid to overturn the judgments in his long-running defamation dispute with Network Ten.

A Paris criminal court has convicted 10 people of cyber-harassment after a prolonged online campaign targeting Brigitte Macron.

Eva Schloss, Holocaust survivor and lifelong educator who dedicated her later years to confronting antisemitism and hate, has died aged 96.

John Howard criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for raising the possibility of further gun law reform following the attack, accusing the government of using tragedy as a political “diversion”.