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Donald Trump's latest threat joins a long history of leaders going off-script at UN (opens the original)
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United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) speeches tend to follow a familiar script: warnings about global conflict, calls for international cooperation, and appeals for peace and human rights. But the world's premier diplomatic forum in New York City has also produced its share of remarkable moments. United States President Donald Trump added to that history on Tuesday, using his General Assembly address to muse about whether he should "annihilate" Iran, a fellow UN member. His comments were extra
How the US media's fightback will hit Donald Trump — and the legal right it's relying on (opens the original)
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Major United States media outlets from across the political divide have come together in rare solidarity to oppose US President Donald Trump's unprecedented ban on several organisations, including CNN, from the White House. Trump last week announced he was barring CNN, Politico and MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) from the White House, accusing them of spreading "fake news". The outlets have since filed a legal challenge, arguing the ban violated the First Amendment of the US constitution, which protects
Nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels customers affected by data breach (opens the original)
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Personal information of nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels customers has been compromised in a data breach, including credit card, passport and Medicare numbers. Last month, the accommodation provider identified a cyberattack on a database system via a vulnerability in a third-party technology provider. David Mansfield, the managing director of The Ascott Limited, which owns Quest Apartment Hotels, provided an update this week, saying a forensic data analysis revealed information relating
The competing visions for Australia's migration system (opens the original)
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After weeks of headlines dominated by One Nation, the federal government has unveiled its long-awaited migration reforms. Notably, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke did not name Pauline Hanson's party during his 35-minute National Press Club speech on Thursday, and he was quick to point out the policy had been in the works since last year. "It's simply demonstrably wrong to suspect that somehow this is a recent bit of work done to deal with a political climate; it's not," he said. Yet some analys
Cuts, punishment powers and a notable exception: Key changes in Labor's migration shake-up (opens the original)
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The federal government has announced a shake-up of Australia's migration system, with visa-hoppers, overstayers, students, and backpackers targeted in the crackdown. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke unveiled the changes during a National Press Club address on Thursday, following weeks of delay, heated debate and speculation. Burke began his speech by highlighting the contribution of migration to Australia, but acknowledging there were problems with the current policy settings. Your trusted sourc
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