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Russia-Nato jitters, OpenAI-Cursor split, GTA6 stream smashes records
Putin met Lukashenko in Moscow amid fears Russia could test Nato’s resolve near Poland, while OpenAI pulled its models from Cursor over Musk’s SpaceXAI takeover; GTA6’s gameplay reveal drew nearly four million viewers, and Mourinho backed Mbappé for the Ballon d’Or.
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Council rejects free barbecue at Australia Day event after Indigenous board warned it would cause harm
Waverley Council in Sydney’s eastern suburbs has scrapped plans for an expanded Australia Day event after its First Nations Advisory Committee warned the proposal would cause “negative impact and potential harm” to the local Indigenous community. The decision followed months of debate among councillors over how to mark 26 January, highlighting ongoing tension in Australia…
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6 Long-Running Sitcoms That Never Run Out of Great Ideas
This Collider feature highlights sitcoms that have sustained long runs on television by continually finding fresh material, arguing that although streaming-era viewing habits have made lengthy sitcom runs rarer, several shows still prove the format has plenty of life left. It credits their longevity to an ability to evolve with current culture and audiences while…
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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey sparks fury among his MPs after hinting he would do post-election deal with Tories
Sir Ed Davey has provoked anger among Liberal Democrat MPs after appearing to signal he could strike a post-election deal with the Conservatives. The Lib Dem leader suggested last week that he agreed with Tory leader Kemi Badenoch’s assessment that no party is likely to win a Commons majority at the next General Election, prompting…
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Chaos erupts at high school football game with five arrested after huge fight and gun found….as dramatic footage shows emergency services rushing to area and crowds fleeing
A high school football game in Georgia descended into chaos on Friday night after a mass brawl broke out among spectators, prompting emergency services to rush to the scene as crowds fled and a firearm was found discarded on the ground. Five people, including three teenage boys, were arrested following the disorder at Garland Shoemake…
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One Nation Wins Historic First Lower House Seat in Western Australia After Secret Harbour By-Election Victory
One Nation has achieved a breakthrough in Western Australian state politics, with candidate Luke Herdegen defeating Labor’s Georgia Tree in the Secret Harbour by-election. The win marks the first time Pauline Hanson’s pa
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Russia is poised to attack a British drone factory and missile company, ex-Kremlin chief warns – as he described the UK as ‘evil number one’
A former Russian deputy foreign minister has claimed the Kremlin is considering a “hybrid attack” against Britain, potentially targeting a drone factory and a missile manufacturer, rather than risking a direct military strike that could trigger a Nato response. Andrei Fedorov told the Mail on Sunday that anger in Russia over UK-made drones used against…
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Britain’s defence firms which supply weapons to Ukraine are warned of Russian spy threat
Bosses of UK defence firms supplying weapons and drones to Ukraine have been warned that they and their staff face an elevated risk of being targeted by Russian intelligence. The warning was delivered by senior government officials during a roundtable meeting with defence company chief executives earlier in the summer, reflecting growing concern that Russia…
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Western Australia was Anthony Albanese’s electoral fortress… One Nation has just blown a hole in its outer wall: PETER VAN ONSELEN
One Nation has scored a major upset in the Western Australian state by-election for Secret Harbour, a seat that had been considered safe Labor territory in Perth’s outer mortgage belt. The result follows a similarly striking win in the federal seat of Farrer earlier this year, suggesting One Nation’s appeal now extends well beyond its…