‘Clearly not too busy’: Rebel lashed in film lawsuit

Aussie A-lister Rebel Wilson’s honesty has been called into question over an expected delay in providing material for a defamation lawsuit brought by an up-and-coming actor. Charlotte MacInnes is the star of Wilson’s directorial debut The Deb, an...

Labor accused of ‘very shady’ dealings over new environmental laws

The government has been accused of ignoring MPs over its landmark environmental laws ahead of a political stoush in parliament next week. The government will introduce the Environmental Protection Reform Bill when parliament resumes, as it hopes...

Vernon County maintain stable number of lawyers in good standing in September compared to August

Lauren Tucker McCubbin The Missouri Bar Immediate Past President | news.mobar.orgLauren Tucker McCubbin The Missouri Bar Immediate Past President | news.mobar.org Vernon County saw no change in the number of lawyers in good standing practicing in...

Utah lawmakers’ map attacked as ‘extreme partisan outlier’ in redistricting hearing

Utah’s redistricting lawsuit is back in court for a two-day hearing. With more legal complications in the mix in recent weeks, the focus is more immediate: What congressional boundaries will Utah use in 2026? In the highly technical first day...

Beyoncé and Jay-Z Tear Down $17 Million Property for More Lawn

Notable People Beyoncé and Jay-Z continue to make big moves with their residences. Here's what a new report says about how they purchased a home next door just to tear it down. Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s Bel-Air estate stands as a testament to their...

B.C.’s attorney general hopes new bail law can prevent further partner violence

Breadcrumb Trail Links PMN Author of the article: Published Oct 23, 2025 • 2 minute read Article content By Wolfgang Depner VICTORIA — British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma says she is hopeful that new bail legislation introduced by the...

High Court justice denies leave to file writ of summons against Victoria courts

Twice, the applicant unsuccessfully asked for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Victoria. With Victoria’s attorney-general, the applicant unsuccessfully filed multiple petitions for mercy in connection with his...

ACCC Proposes To Allow Continued Collaboration To Support Australians’ Access To Cash

ACCC The ACCC has issued a draft determination proposing to authorise the Australian Banking Association (ABA) and other industry participants to develop ways to ensure the continued distribution of cash across Australia. The ACCC also proposes to...

Pokie Spins Casino for Australian Players: A Complete Site Guide

Introduction to Pokie Spins Casino Chasing the thrill of the pokies from the comfort of your couch? You’re not alone. The world of online casinos in Australia is booming, but with so many options, finding a reliable and exciting platform can feel...

Pop icon’s sister unfollows ex in-law after he published private messages

Jamie Lynn Spears has unfollowed her former brother-in-law, Kevin Federline, on Instagram following the release of his memoir that included her private text messages without permission, according to Us Weekly. The 34-year-old also stopped...

Malahat widening protesters bring Goldstream fight to Victoria

While salmon quietly made their way upstream to spawn at Goldstream Provincial Park, kilometres away in Downtown Victoria protesters raised their voices about a looming threat to their future. Gathered on the lawn of the Legislature Oct. 22, First...

Australia’s cults crisis: why more people are falling prey to insidious high-control groups

Raphael Aron took his first call from a cult survivor in the 1970s during a psychology placement with a crisis hotline. It was the “old days” of cults, he says, when headlines were dominated by Charles Manson, Jonestown and the abduction of Patty...

Racing Channel Found In Breach Of Election Blackout Laws

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found free-to-air channel Racing.com in breach of election rules after broadcasting ads during the election blackout period earlier this year. The communications watchdog found that the...

Trump’s Russiagate Lawsuit – Biased Media Got Us to This Point

Kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Donald Trump has filed two administrative claims with the Department of Justice seeking damages for actions taken against him. One concerns the 2022 FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago estate and the...

‘Sick and tired’: Brad Battin’s right of reply to Ben Carroll on Victoria’s bail laws

State opposition leader Brad Battin was given right of reply to Deputy Premier Ben Carroll’s comments on 3AW Mornings yesterday regarding Victoria’s bail laws. Carroll told Tom Elliott he’s taking a zero tolerance to crime approach, but Battin...

Deadly strain of bird flu suspected on remote Australian island

Scientists fear the deadly H5 strain of bird flu has reached one of Australia's sub-Antarctic islands after signs of the disease were seen in elephant seals on Heard Island. Warning: This story contains graphic images of seal and penguin...

Suspected H5 bird flu in elephant seals at Australian sub-Antarctic Island

Dept of Agriculture Australian scientists have observed signs consistent with H5 avian influenza (bird flu) in wildlife during a management voyage to sub-Antarctic Heard Island. At this stage it is not a confirmed detection. It reinforces the need...

Cheney schools settle lawsuit

CHENEY — The Cheney School District has reached a settlement agreement with a former student suing over trauma he experienced while enrolled in special education. The district will pay Luke Huckabee $258,000 to resolve the case. The agreement,...

Live: Minister says critical minerals, housing will suffer if environment laws aren't passed

12m agoThu 23 Oct 2025 at 10:54pm Nationals senator urges Labor to act on local content quotas for streaming services Nationals Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie says the government must deliver on its promise to enforce local content quotas on...

Lebanese government under pressure on diaspora voting law

Pressure is building on Lebanon's government to intervene over a law that would severely restrict the voting rights of the diaspora in next year's election. It is a dispute that has sharply divided the 128-seat parliament, while MPs who seek to...