One Nation has stormed ahead to first place and overtaken Labor as its popularity surges in NSW, according to a new poll.
Roy Morgan state polling revealed Pauline Hanson's party would receive 30 per cent of the primary vote - compared to just 25 per cent for the ALP - if an election was held today.
New data suggests Commonwealth Bank is bracing for more interest rate rises, despite publicly forecasting only one further increase as the fight against rising inflation continues.
Analysis from Bheja Home Loans reveals the bank's fixed‑rate pricing is signalling expectations of two RBA cash rate increases, even as its economists publicly forecast just one more rise in May.
Toyota has recalled thousands of LandCruiser 300 four-wheel drives due to a transmission fault.
More than 11,000 vehicles are affected by the issue.
Toyota said in a recall notice: 'The impacted LandCruiser 300 vehicles are equipped with a 10-speed automatic transmission that uses linear solenoids to control gear shifts.
A 'fromage affray' erupted at France's premier farming show on Sunday night, resulting in 15 arrests after a violent dispute saw exhibitors and visitors turn heavy cheeseboards into improvised weapons.
The extraordinary violence at the world-famous Salon d'Agriculture mainly involved young men, with some wearing chefs' aprons.
Departing ABC presenter Michael Rowland has clarified questions over his wife's health, just hours after he announced he was quitting the network after 39 years.
On Monday, Rowland announced he'd be finishing up at the national broadcaster this week to spend more time with his wife Nicola 'who has been unwell over the last year or so'.
Why do we need high rates of immigration, according to the South Australian Premier, Peter Malinauskas?
Because who else is going to 'feed you and bathe you and wipe your bum when you're 90'.
He's only making his point that way because, again according to the Premier: 'It ain't going to be your kids.
Ukraine's defiant president has insisted his country will not be forced into surrendering land to Moscow – declaring 'will we lose? Of course not' as he marked four years since Russia's full-scale invasion.
Speaking to the BBC in Kyiv at the weekend, Volodymyr Zelensky struck a tone of unwavering resistance, dismissing claims that Ukraine must concede territory to secure peace and warning that Vladimir Putin has already ignited a global conflict.
Women who were allegedly drugged by a senior French government official so they would urinate during job interviews have spoken of their humiliation.
Christian Nègre, a former senior civil servant and human resources director at France's culture ministry, is under investigation over claims he spiked 248 women with a powerful diuretic between 2009 and 2018.
The new fiancé of former NRL star Braith Anasta's ex-girlfriend Rachael Lee has had all charges withdrawn over an alleged $12million meth and cocaine operation, on the same day she is due to give birth to their first baby.
Evan Faulks, 40, was extradited from Queensland in 2023 following an 18-month investigation into drug consignments intercepted by US authorities.
A cockapoo named Luna was reunited with her owner following a two-day, 40-person rescue mission after falling off a 500ft cliff.
Rescue teams had to carry out a 'coordinated pincer movement' on a cliff face to catch the dog.
Luna luckily only fell about 160ft to a ledge at Thorncombe Beacon on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
A young mother and two fathers were killed in a three-car crash in Northern Ireland on Saturday that saw three others raced to hospital.
A 23-year-old woman and two men, aged 31 and 48, were pronounced dead at the scene, and four other people were injured in the collision.
A pub landlord who offered punters lifts home in his black cab has been banned by the local council from providing the service.
Paul Hartfield, who owns the Flying Horse in Smarden in Ashford, Kent, has raised hundreds of pounds for charity by asking customers to make small donations to the Motor Neurone Disease Association for using his cab.
