King Charles becomes Samoan “high chief” and tries kava
King Charles was declared Samoan “Supreme Chief” during his visit to the Pacific island.
King Charles was declared Samoan “Supreme Chief” during his visit to the Pacific island.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte reacted cautiously to Ukraine's request for a quick invitation to join the military alliance as part of a “victory plan”.
“Slick online memes” are luring children into right-wing extremist ideologies, the head of MI5 has warned.
A top economist has warned that record levels of government spending could boost inflation and slow productivity, just as updated federal budget figures show payments have risen sharply. AMP deputy chief economist Diana Mousina said state and federal spending reached a record share of the economy at about 28 percent in the June quarter.
The late Queen was warned before Princess Diana's death that Mohamed Al Fayed was an “obscene rapist”. This came to light after five women accused the former Harrods boss of rape.
PwC's next chief economist says there are countries that would fall over themselves to be as rich as WA, but worries that it is precisely that windfall that has made us complacent about seizing new opportunities.
She is not as cultured as her colleagues from other states and admits that she does not like her field of work. But in eight years, Northern Territory Premier Eva Lawler has gone from being a newly elected MP to a man under a lot of pressure, making the top job even more difficult.
“I don’t think I heard a single current or former employee say they would take the job again”
A horrific crash that killed a young boy over the weekend remains under investigation, with speed, seatbelt use and fatigue being considered as possible factors. Police Commissioner Col Blanch on Tuesday called the Midwest crash that killed a toddler and two women a “tragedy” and urged drivers to be “cautious.”
The Sussexes have suffered another major blow: a source revealed that Harry has been abandoned because things “aren’t working anymore.”