Premier Gladys Berejiklian says “we need to learn from the mistakes” when it comes to the Ruby Princess debacle. The Ruby Princess cruise ship disembarkation blunder has been linked to 28 COVID-19 deaths and hundreds of positive cases across Australia. I promised the public I wanted full transparency on this issue. We have just received […]

A woman who became part of history in an iconic photo celebrating the end of World War II has spoken to Ray Hadley about the emotion of the day. The Dancing Man photograph is one of the most enduring images capturing the elation felt when news arrived that World War II had ended. Joan called […]

Online scams take $90 million from Australian wallets each year. One Western Australian woman lost almost $700,000 when the image of mining magnate Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest was used in a cryptocurrency scam. The Forrest family’s Minderoo Foundation will now invest $20 million to establish a global tech impact network to clean up the tech sector. […]

Australians have shared their stories as they prepare to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. On August 15, 1945, the Japanese government surrendered to the Allied Forces. 40,000 Australians lost their lives during the six-year war. Rear Admiral Guy Griffiths joined the Navy at 13 years of age and […]

Question Time has sparked a fiery debate over the role of the National Cabinet, amid criticism of state border closures and the handling of the aged care crisis. Joel Fitzgibbon, shadow minister for agriculture, argued the National Cabinet has “taken on too much”, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison failing to share the workload. Energy Minister […]

Broncos legend Glenn Lazarus has slammed his former club over their recent poor form and off-field issues. The troubled Broncos have lost 10 of their last 11 games, and are simultaneously dealing with multiple alleged biosecurity breaches. Mr Lazarus was damning in his assessment, accusing players of being “selfish” both off and on the field. […]