Sky News host Paul Murray says there is clearly “one rule for one and one rule for the other” when comparing the scrutiny given to former opposition leader Bill Shorten and Attorney General Christian Porter.
Mr Porter fronted the media on Wednesday where he vehemently denied any wrongdoing in relation to allegations of sexual assault dating back to 1988.
NSW Police had confirmed it won't proceed with an investigation into the historical rape allegation against the Cabinet minister.
When Bianca Smith landed a job as a minor league coach in the Boston Red Sox organization, becoming the first Black woman to coach professional baseball, she thought about her mother.
— Bianca Smith ⚾️ (@biancaesmith12) March 1, 2021
Dawn Patterson died of cancer in 2013 and would have been proud of her daughter’s achievement. But also furious. She had particularly strong feelings about the Red Sox.
Covid-19 is deepening inequity both within and beyond borders. And as the world shifts increasingly online, uneven access to technology is leaving much of the global population behind.
If we are to avoid uneven socioeconomic recovery and deeper divisions between people, industries, and nations, tech companies can't just focus on innovation – we need to focus on people, on inclusion, and on empowering individuals and communities. Otherwise, inequality will continue to grow.
Passengers aboard a Qatar Airways flight that landed in Brisbane last month will have their quarantine period extended after it was revealed several people on board tested positive for the Russian strain of coronavirus.
Due to be released from isolation today, all 74 passengers will have their quarantine period extended for a further five days as authorities investigate and organise additional testing.
It may have been a short month, but February was a massive one for streaming, with Wandavision transfixing us all, a new content-packed service announced and Disney Plus adding a whole load of goodies with Disney Plus Star.
But fear not, because March is looking even better thanks to yet another Marvel series, a long-awaited Justice League director’s cut, and a fresh season of the most wholesome show on the planet (yes, we are talking about Bake Off).
One store owner decided to take a controversy on the news and make it into a party item.
Carlos De La Fuente, the owner of ABC Party HQ in Dallas, created a pinata inspired by the viral photos of Republican Senator Ted Cruz, walking through the Cancun International Airport.
The image circulated widely following the backlash over the senator’s recent trip to Mexico amid the state’s historic winter storm.
In the photo, Cruz sported a mask with the Texas flag as he rolled his suitcase.
