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Ex-Australian leader says Meghan and Harry's interview bolsters case to cut ties with U.K. monarchy March 9, 2021 / 10:34 AM / CBS/AP U.K. reacts to Meghan and Harry interview Sydney, Australia — Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the television interview with Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, bolstered his argument for Australia severing its constitutional ties to the British monarchy. Turnbull met the couple in April 2018, four months before he was replaced by current Prime Minister Scott Morrison in an internal power struggle.   "It's clearly...

Thousands of ratepayers across Sydney could get an unexpected rate cut this year while others could be hit with a double whammy that'll burn a serious hole in the family budget. All merged councils had just a few months to harmonise their rates so people living in different suburbs within the same council area all contribute evenly. That means residents in cheaper suburbs would see massive rate hikes on top of the 2 per cent rise mandated by the pricing regulator for all NSW ratepayers. Thousands of Sydney ratepayers could get an unexpected cut, while others will see an increase.(Sam Mooy/The...

Advertisement Regional mayors are resisting calls for quarantine facilities for returned travellers to be established in their areas, with the mayor of Dubbo saying it would happen “over his dead body”. Albury mayor Kevin Mack supported putting a quarantine facility in the Murray region but said it should be in the Victorian town of Bonegilla, across the border near Wodonga, because it had hotel-style accommodation and access to sporting facilities, a pool and medical services. The Howard Springs quarantine facility in Darwin. Credit:Louise Radcliffe-Smith “And it has fresh air...

A year on since Tigerair controversially pulled its services, the region will again have a direct flight to Melbourne.

Facebook has endangered public safety by blocking news on the platform in Australia during the covid-19 pandemic, according to Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg a high-ranking official in the country’s ruling Liberal Party.