Author: Editorial Team

‘I’m a Doctor, Not a Soldier’: The Chilling Tale of ‘Dr Jihad’ Tareq Kamleh, the Aussie Paediatrician Accused of Joining Islamic State Tareq Kamleh, a Perth-born paediatrician, has claimed he never formally joined Islamic State despite appearing in propaganda videos and working in IS-controlled territory Kamleh, dubbed ‘Dr Jihad’, is one of over a dozen Australians accused of involvement with the extremist group and is currently in an Iraqi jail The Australian government has refused to help Kamleh and other IS-linked Australians return home, citing their alleged involvement with a “dangerous terrorist organisation” Kamleh’s story raises questions about the fate…

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Systemic Failure’ Exposed as Man Released from Hospital Hours Before Police Shooting A 28-year-old man was shot by police in Cairns just hours after being released from hospital, sparking a ‘systemic failure’ probe He was taken to hospital under an emergency order after allegedly jumping naked on cars, but was discharged within hours Queensland Police Union demands investigation into hospital’s treatment and discharge of the man, who was allegedly armed with two knives when shot Expert warns of ‘gaps in the system’ as Cairns Hospital defends its treatment, citing ‘appropriate medical care’ and ‘strong collaboration’ with police The shooting…

Taylor’s Tangled Web: Opposition Leader Embroiled in NSW Corruption Probe Over Alleged Payment to Factional Group Angus Taylor denies making payments to NSW Reformers, a Liberal faction at the centre of a state corruption probe into branch stacking. Text messages reveal plans to “shake down” Mr Taylor for money, with one message claiming a $15,000 payment and ongoing monthly donations of $3,000. The Opposition Leader’s denials have raised more questions than answers, with critics calling for transparency and accountability. The scandal threatens to engulf the NSW Liberal Party, with eight weeks of public hearings set to begin on Monday. The…

BREAKING: Jacinta Allan’s Shocking Resignation as Victorian Premier: What It Means for Australia’s Future Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan steps down after losing party support, paving the way for Education Minister Ben Carroll to take the reins. Allan’s emotional farewell speech reveals her personal struggles and unwavering commitment to women’s health and working-class families. As Labor faces a tough state election, Allan’s resignation raises questions about the party’s chances and the potential rise of a One Nation-Liberal coalition government. Analysts warn of a “perfect storm” for Labor, with recent polling suggesting a Liberal win and Allan’s departure adding to the uncertainty.…

Australians’ Fuel Security Hangs in the Balance as $4 Million Study Launched to Determine Fate of New Oil Refinery in Karratha A proposed oil refinery in Karratha could be the first large-scale petrol refinery to be built in Australia since the 1960s, but will it be enough to secure the nation’s fuel future? The Federal and West Australian Governments have committed $4 million to a feasibility study, but critics argue it’s a drop in the ocean compared to the scale of the problem. As tensions in the Middle East continue to rise, Australia’s fuel security is under threat, with experts…