The Sydney-Morning Herald is blunt in describing the budget's headline tax cut as a "brazen pitch to voters" ahead of a looming federal election campaign. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Prime ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given his thoughts on The West Australian’s front page coverage of the Federal Budget, which depicted him as the baby from Nirvana’s famous Nevermind album. In the image, Dr ...

The 2025 women's NCAA Tournament rolls on into the second round on Sunday with two top seeds in action across the eight-game schedule.

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A satirical student newspaper that was described by prominent members of Anthony Albanese’s government as “funny” and “hysterical” has apologised for a front-page cartoon that Jewish ...

Florida drivers would have to attach license plates on the front of their vehicles that would match the plates already required on the rear, under a proposal moving forward in the Senate.

It's all things Cheltenham on this week's edition of The Front Page as Paul Kealy and Maddy Playle join Lee Mottershead to look back on the biggest meeting of the year. The top chasers, hurdlers and ...

Thomas Tuchel is pictured on the front of The Sun after the new England head coach announced the squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. He says he will not sing the national anthem before ...

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