Today the PM warned that “hard right populists” were on the march, describing their politics as “dangerous” and “divisive”.
“We simply must defeat them. We owe it to history. We owe it to the nation. And we will defeat them.”
Angela Merkel said the same thing before she destroyed Europe.
The Dutchess of Sussex is still in talks to star in Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen - despite claims she has been axed after a public backlash. Netflix bosses are eager to feature Meghan's screen comeback but no formal agreement has been reached.
A source said: “Her return to acting is expected to draw a large audience of both her supporters and critics and is likely to make a lot of money
It will be seen as a major coup for whoever signs her.
Economists have backed One Nation’s plan to slash the tobacco excise and freeze indexation for three years.
She pledged to cut the tobacco excise by 75 per cent – or an estimated $46 reduction for a pack of 30 cigarettes.
In Sydney, the price for a pack of 20 cigarettes typically ranges from $35 to $55, depending on the brand.
And that's why most smokers buy their black market cigarettes from under the counter at tobacco shops or services stations.
Lakemba mosque in Sydney requested permission to broadcast a call to prayer once a week on Fridays for 15 minutes using 4 loudspeakers.
Independent Cr Saud Abu-Samen said concerned residents who live near Sydney's largest mosque to 'close their windows' if approved.
And here's the lady who shut it down.
German Johannes Liebmann produced one of the greatest swims ever at the European championships in Paris.
The 19-year-old clocked a time of 14 minutes 26.79 seconds, 3.88sec faster than American Bobby Finke at the 2024 Olympics.
He is the first swimmer to go under the 14.30 mark.
When Irish teenager Alex McKee took a shower on the small Greek Island of Kimolos, he died instantly when he was electrocuted by picking up the showerhead. The small island was the birthplace of his mother.
Photograph: Ralf Adler/Getty/imageBroker RF
