Day: August 2, 2026
‘60,000 men invading’: Europe’s border crisis reaches breaking point
Spiked Chief Political Writer Brenan O’Neill says the mass crossing of tens of thousands of Moroccan men into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta exposes the growing failure of Europe’s border policies. “Tens of thousands of young men from Morocco just poured across the border and basically just took over the … Read More
Property market ‘getting worse and worse’ as housing crisis deepens
Azura Financial Director Tom Hawley warns Australia’s property market is falling sharply as population growth continues to outpace new home construction. “The property market is falling quite steeply,” Mr Hawley told News24 host Jaimee Rogers. “I think it’s just revealing the actual true nature of the market slowly since the … Read More
Trump cancels Iran strikes subject to deal being made ‘rapidly’ | BBC News
Donald Trump says he has cancelled strikes against Iran, provided a deal is struck “rapidly” with the country. In a post on Truth Social, the US president said he had been asked by Iran and other countries in the Middle East to “hold off” on any attack as the “perimeters” … Read More
Albanese’s silence over Gina Rinehart row branded political ‘suicide’
Former NSW police minister David Elliot says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s refusal to condemn the ABC’s Gina Rinehart segment is exposing him to growing criticism and accusations of hypocrisy. “The prime minister is just exposing himself to more and more criticism,” Mr Elliot told News24 host Jaimee Rogers. “He’s writing … Read More
One Nation surge piles pressure on Labor as support jumps again
News24 host Jaimee Rogers reacts to new polling showing One Nation gaining another two points while Labor’s primary vote falls and the Coalition also records an increase. “The polling that’s come out from Redbridge does show that One Nation has gone up again; they are now on 31 per cent … Read More
Noel Pearson’s Indigenous bureaucracy push hailed as ‘voice of reason’
Former NSW police minister David Elliot welcomes Noel Pearson’s call to scrap state and territory Indigenous bureaucracies, describing him as the “voice of reason”. “I’m refreshed, I think that’s a step forward,” Mr Elliot told News24 host Jaimee Rogers. “I trust Noel Pearson when it comes to these things … … Read More
‘Accept it or go somewhere else’: School skirt rebellion shut down
Former NSW police minister David Elliot rejects a student petition over school skirt rules, telling girls unhappy with the uniform policy to “accept it or go somewhere else”. “I disagree with the premise of the petition,” Mr Elliot told News24 host Jaimee Rogers. “Just accept it or go somewhere else.”
