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News
Israel Locked Cardinal Pizzaballa Out on Palm Sunday
On March 29, 2026, Israeli police prevented Cardinal Pizzaballa from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday. For the first time in centuries, church leaders couldn't celebrate Mass there.
Geopolitics
Pentagon Readies Marines for Weeks of Iran Ground Operations
More than 3,500 troops from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit arrived in the Middle East on March 27 as Washington plans raids on oil infrastructure and coastal sites
Opinion
The Liberal Party Has Forgotten Who It Is Supposed to Be Fighting For
Finishing third behind One Nation is not a wake-up call. It is a death certificate that the party is choosing to ignore.
News
One Nation dumps Adelaide candidate on election eve after UK arrest warrant revealed
Aoi Baxter removed from ticket after failing to disclose outstanding sexual assault charge in Britain.
Politics
Albanese Heckled as 'Putrid Dog' and Chased From Lakemba Mosque in Humiliating Eid Fiasco
The Prime Minister was booed, called a 'genocide supporter', and escorted out through a rear exit. Elon Musk weighed in. The world watched. And Albanese called it 'incredibly positive'.
Politics
One Nation Polls Ahead of Liberals in SA as Voters Head to Booths
A Newspoll survey puts One Nation at 22% and the Liberals at 16%, with Labor leading on 40%. A political analyst calls it a 'transitional moment'.
Technology
Anthropic Fight With Trump Administration Fractures Silicon Valley's Political Alliance
The Pentagon banned Anthropic over AI safeguards. Big Tech is now rallying behind the company in its lawsuit against the administration.
Energy
Government Models 25% Gas Export Tax as Crossbench Demands Action
Treasury is modelling the effects of a flat 25% levy on gas exports. The gas industry warns it would 'stop investment' and worsen energy security.
Politics
Trump to Allies: We Don't Need You
The US President's fiery Truth Social post dismisses allied support just days after calling for help reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Australian officials have responded with measured criticism.
Opinion
Why royal visits still matter for Australian diplomacy
Crown Prince Frederik's visit signals Australia's deepening engagement with Northern Europe and reveals the enduring diplomatic utility of ceremonial statecraft.
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