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In addition to removing all sanctions, releasing frozen assets and providing Iran with a $300 billion development fund, it has now emerged that Donald Trump agreed to rename his youngest son ‘Barack’, as part of deal to end the war in Iran.

Those analysing the deal say it appears to be quite lopsided in Iran’s favour, but Trump insists he won the negotiations. “This i...


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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has blamed the federal Labor Government for letting bird migration numbers get out of hand, after a bird found in Western Australia was believed to have bird flu.

Hanson said for too long birds had been able to fly in and out of the country, without any consequences. “Every year, millions of birds come here, take advantage of our favour...


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Intimidated by what they have seen unfold in Iran, Cuban officials have reluctantly agreed to start negotiations with Donald Trump, saying they too are prepared to scrap plans for nuclear weapons that they were not building anyway, in return for a US$300 billion development fund.

Under the proposed agreement, Cuba would formally commit to maintaining its current policy...


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Long-time One Nation supporter Glen Beveridge says he was disappointed to hear Pauline Hanson’s pitch for a ‘monoculture’, arguing he was much more comfortable living without any culture at all.

“Culture is scary and confronting. It’s the last thing we want in this country. Get rid of it,” Beverage said.

The Queensland voter said he felt betrayed by Hanson who h...


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Owners of the small business News Corporation are applauding the Albanese government today, after it was announced they would receive carve-outs in the new CGT changes. 

In a dual announcement, the government declared small business owners would be exempt from the changes to the capital gains tax, and also that a “small business” now meant any company with...


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