Richard James
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United Kingdom
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Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s Husband, Dead At 99
The prince was a central figure in British public life for almost three-quarters of a century. → Read More
Live: Australian Federal Election 2019 Results And Reaction
All the build-up and latest reaction as Australia prepares to elect its 46th parliament. → Read More
Hello World, Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Australia’s Election
The country that got a new prime minister only nine months ago is heading back to the polls. → Read More
Scott Morrison Pledged To "Keep The Promise Of Australia" And No-One Has A Clue What He's Talking About
Look, he had a go. Or he got a go. Wait, is he getting a go? Is it a fair go for those who keep their promises? → Read More
Australian Politicians Are Now Trying To Explain Memes. Please Can We Just Have The Election Already
If the endless slog of an election campaign wasn't hard enough, politicians now have to compete with a new royal baby and impossible sporting comebacks for our attention. → Read More
Bill Shorten Attacks "New Low" In Campaign After Newspaper Story About His Mother
The Labor leader gave an emotional press conference on Wednesday responding to the Daily Telegraph's story about his mother. → Read More
The Prime Minister's Face Has Been Immortalised In Wood Thanks To Eric Abetz
We've got 16 days to go, come on everyone — we can do this. → Read More
This Real Estate Video Is The Most OTT Thing You'll See Today
Yes, he is walking on the kitchen bench. No, I don't know what is going on. → Read More
The Election Has Been Called, Campaigning Has Begun: Here's Everything You Need To Know
We've got five weeks of this, so strap in people. → Read More
Egg Boy Receives Police Caution Over Fraser Anning Incident
Victoria police said the far-right Australian senator acted in "self-defence" when striking a teenager who broke an egg on his head. → Read More
University Cheats Face Jail Time Or Huge Fines Under Proposed Legislation
Organised cheating threatens the integrity of Australia’s higher education system, education minister Dan Tehan said. → Read More
Animal Rights Activists Were Given Three Lambs After Chaining Themselves To An Abattoir
Protesters in Queensland were given the animals to end an early-morning demonstration that was part of a national day of action. → Read More
This Rock Star Started A Red Carpet Interview In The Most British Way
The perfect depiction of British vs American. → Read More
Jacinda Ardern: The World Is Stuck In A Vicious Cycle Of Extremism Breeding Extremism And It Must End
The New Zealand prime minister spoke at a memorial service two weeks after the terror attack on Christchurch. → Read More
Grab A Drink And Let's Go Through All The Drama From This Week In Australian Politics
A week of getting on the sauce and James Bond magazines. → Read More
Liberals To Preference One Nation Below Labor Following Gun Scandal
"I was waiting to see what their [One Nation's] reaction would be to those events earlier in the week and I'm disappointed by that reaction," the prime minister said. → Read More
This 95-Year-Old Man Took Several Buses To Join A March Against Racism In New Zealand
"It has brought people together, no matter what their race or anything. People suddenly realised we're all one." → Read More
A Man Has Been Arrested Attempting To Flee Australia On A Jet Ski
"We’ve learned from DJ Khaled over the years — repetitive catch phrases sell music and jet skis are NOT your friend," police wrote on Facebook. → Read More
“We Are Brokenhearted But We Are Not Broken”: New Zealand Honours Christchurch Victims
"Thank you for your tears. Thank you for your haka. Thank you for your flowers. Thank you for your love and compassion," Imam Gamal Fouda told the huge crowd. → Read More
Jacinda Ardern Vows Never To Say Alleged Christchurch Gunman’s Name
Ardern urged people to instead “speak the names of those who were lost”. → Read More