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Brethren a controlling sect, not a religion, former and current members say
via smh.com.au
The secretive church’s leader Bruce Hales faces a high-stakes showdown with a parliamentary committee on Friday. -
Smart traps and AI baits: The high-tech push to target Australia’s foxes
via smh.com.au
Responsible for wiping out 20 native species, red foxes remain a persistent threat across 80 per cent of the country. Smart technology could make control efforts far more precise. -
Steele-John probe should examine Greens processes, publish key findings: WA MPs
via smh.com.au
The MPs say the investigation should include the Greens’ own processes, after this masthead revealed a secret dossier catalogued allegations against Jordon Steele-John for 10 years. -
Man pleads guilty to threatening Central Coast MP
via abc.net.au
Christopher Mark Whitty has pleaded guilty to using a carriage service to threaten serious harm against Gosford MP Liesl Tesch. -
In a funk: How economic pain is straining the PM and treasurer’s relationship
via smh.com.au
Behind closed doors, Labor MPs are questioning whether Jim Chalmers’ relationship with Anthony Albanese has soured. -
Gaslighting on a biblical scale: Brethren evidence about election antics doesn’t match reality
via smh.com.au
Anyone who understands the secretive church knows this kind of activity is approved at the very top. -
A washing machine has more safeguards than the web, and the Libs are in a full spin cycle
via smh.com.au
Pauline Hanson says the Duty of Care bill is a crime against free speech, so the Coalition is performing its One Nation back-up dance. -
Copying One Nation will leave Australians poorer, Morrison minister warns
via smh.com.au
Mathias Cormann says both sides of politics have failed over the past 20 years to embrace changes the country needs if living standards are to improve. -
Senior Brethren had 'brief' meeting with far-right figures during election
via abc.net.au
Plymouth Brethren Christian Church leaders face a fiery line of questioning over their involvement in the 2025 federal election campaign, including allegations of a plot to harass and target MPs and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. -
How to kill a story: The secret dossier the Greens used to protect Steele-John
via smh.com.au
“Reach out to them”: Greens staffers took screenshots of member complaints as part of a plan to bury allegations against the high-profile senator. -
Council suspended after GM sacked in wake of mayoral vote hat-draw blunder
via abc.net.au
A northern NSW council has been suspended for three months in the wake of a hat-drawn voting debacle in which the wrong candidate was declared mayor. -
Exclusive Brethren hearing LIVE updates: Church leader Bruce Hales to appear over allegations church campaigned in 2025 election, paid neo-Nazi associates to harass PM
via smh.com.au
The world leader of the Exclusive Brethren is being grilled today about the sect’s covert campaign for the Liberals at the last election, including paying neo-Nazi associates to ambush MPs. -
Exclusive Brethren hearing LIVE updates: Bruce Hales singles out Age journalist, admits church leaders have met with Donald Trump as inquiry continues
via smh.com.au
The world leader of the Exclusive Brethren is being grilled today about the sect’s covert campaign for the Liberals at the last election, including paying neo-Nazi associates to ambush MPs. -
‘Leave means leave’: Greens senator to stay away from parliament during investigation
via smh.com.au
Greens leader David Shoebridge has refused to say whether an independent inquiry into Jordon Steele-John’s alleged conduct will offer a public report. -
Nationals senator says Coalition will oppose EU free trade agreement — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Bridget McKenzie says the Coalition will oppose the Australia–European Union Free Trade Agreement. -
Live: Shoebridge says he had 'discussion' with Steele-John before leave of absence
via abc.net.au
Greens leader David Shoebridge says Jordon Steele-John will not attend parliament while allegations are investigated. Follow live. -
Live: Shoebridge says he discussed allegations with Steele-John before leave of absence
via abc.net.au
Greens leader David Shoebridge says Jordon Steele-John will not attend parliament while allegations are investigated. Follow live. -
Live: Nationals senator says Coalition will oppose Australia–EU free trade agreement
via abc.net.au
Bridget McKenzie says the Coalition will oppose the Australia–European Union Free Trade Agreement. Follow live. -
Live: Liberal senator says it's 'appropriate' for Steele-John to take leave from parliament
via abc.net.au
Dave Sharma says it is appropriate Greens senator Jordon Steele-John take a leave of absence from parliament following reports of allegations against him. Follow live. -
More Australians believe in political violence than go to church each week. This won’t end well
via smh.com.au
Look to the US or the UK and it’s clear that threats to politicians can and do escalate in real acts of brutality. -
Labor could lose half its savings under private health compromise with Greens
via smh.com.au
Labor wants to scrap private health bonuses for 3 million older Australians, but does not have support in the Senate. The Greens want pensioners left out of that plan. -
Exclusive Brethren boss asks, ‘Why should we tell the world?’ ahead of evidence to inquiry
via smh.com.au
From confidentiality agreements for participating in church services to keeping the public in the dark, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church leader is not keen on scrutiny. -
‘Does not go far enough’: Anti-slavery chief blasts Albanese amid Trump fallout
via smh.com.au
Under current laws, Australian companies must disclose modern slavery risks but have no duty to fix them – a gap the commissioner says must be closed. -
Church fronts inquiry over claims members paid neo-Nazi associates to harass PM
via abc.net.au
Church leaders have denied organising members during the 2025 campaign, while at the same time acknowledging they clearly were coordinated. -
Brethren Church hauled back before inquiry over election interference claim
via abc.net.au
Church leaders have denied organising members during the 2025 campaign, while at the same time acknowledging they clearly were coordinated. -
Best of cartoons, October 16, 2026
via smh.com.au
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
‘Despicable betrayal of trust’: Navy chief orders sweep of fleet after spy cam found on ship
via smh.com.au
An Australian Defence Force member has been identified as a person of interest after a video recording device was found in the bathroom of a navy ship. -
‘Insulting’: Penny Wong hits out at Israeli ambassador over Zomi Frankcom drone audio
via smh.com.au
The foreign minister rejected the Israeli envoy’s claim it was time to “move on” after the decision not to press charges over the fatal drone strike. -
Trump’s Truth Social captured by Wells’ new digital safety laws
via smh.com.au
Labor’s digital duty of care bill, introduced to parliament on Thursday, contains surprise carveouts after weeks of backlash from the Coalition and Greens. -
Home Affairs 'unlawfully' jailed Australian citizen for 945 days
via abc.net.au
An Australian citizen was unlawfully held in immigration detention for 945 days due to a litany of departmental errors.
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