The Age · 21 hours ago
Cricket Scotland suspends cricket ties with Afghanistan outside ICC eventsIt may have happened eight years ago, but the claims by Usman Khawaja in recent days show the ball tampering in South Africa needs a thorough investigation.
The Guardian · 22 hours ago
People on PIP could be due DWP back payments of around £5,600The Tory leader outlines her £36bn welfare cuts, again, to an audience of an age and a wealth that they don’t need to work Call it tough love. Only without any of the love bit. Let’s face it. There comes a time in every Conservative politician’s life when you have to say enough is enough. That it’s just not fair on the rest of us. Now, MPs might just have enjoyed a five-day mini-recess, but they deserve every minute’s free time they get. Because they clearly work far harder than everyone else. But on a Tuesday morning it sticks in the throat to think of people lying around at home, being paid…
Globe · 20 hours ago
'Marry the House, Date the Rate' Backfires for Stuck HomeownersBank raised policy interest rate to 2.5% last month to reduce risk that stubbornly high oil prices become persistent inflation
The West Australian · 2 days ago
Suspected gunman dies in hospital after Krakow attack that killed sixA gunman suspected of killing six people in Krakow has died in hospital, Polish police say.
South China Morning Post · Yesterday
US evacuates aircraft from UK air base after Iran threat: ReportThe United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British airbase following a threat from Iran, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported, citing people familiar with events. A number of American refuelling tankers were evacuated on Monday from Mildenhall Royal Air Force (RAF) base in eastern England after the purported threat, the newspaper said. Sky News said on Tuesday that 12 aircraft – nine tankers and three Osprey transporters – left Mildenhall on Monday, citing flight tracking...
The West Australian · 21 hours ago
The five-minute form that could save your family heartacheBoth working and retirement-age Australians are worried their nest eggs will be crushed by the weight of surging living costs, with confidence at 10-year lows.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation · 21 hours ago
Experts warn of emerging online extremism targeting children aged 7 to 15Australian Federal Police data shows a sharp spike in children being prosecuted for counterterrorism offences, with the force warning children are exposed to violent extremist material within 23 minutes of going online.
The Age · 21 hours ago
No room at the inn: The Christmas aged care shortage stressing familiesFor families relying on aged care, finding respite over the festive season is becoming a source of stress.
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