A Woolworths employee has shared three tips for making the most of your reusable shopping bags.
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Anthony Albanese says he will respect Peter Dutton as the likely new Liberal leader, but the prime minister also believes his government's mandate following last weekend's election should equally be respected.Mr Dutton, with Sussan Ley as his deputy, is expected to be endorsed by the Liberals at a meeting on Monday as they pick up the pieces after losing power for the first time in nearly a decade.
At least 35 people have died amid heavy rainfall in northeastern Brazil, as downpours lashed two major cities on the Atlantic coast, in what is the South American nation's fourth major flooding event in five months.In the state of Pernambuco, at least 33 people had died as of Saturday afternoon, as rains provoked landslides that wiped away hillside urban neighbourhoods, according to the state's official Twitter account.
Fiji is joining US President Joe Biden's Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), the White House says, making it the first Pacific island country in the plan that is part of a US effort to push back on China's growing regional influence.The announcement came as China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi began a sweeping tour of Pacific island countries - including Fiji - a region that is becoming an increasingly tense front in the competition for influence between the US and China.
A horrifying intercepted phone call from a Russian soldier details atrocities some invaders are committing in Ukraine.
Gretel Bueta has inspired the Queensland Firebirds to one of their greatest wins in a 72-68 Super Netball upset of West Coast Fever at Perth's RAC Arena.Needing a victory to restore confidence after a four-game losing streak, the three-time champions did it in style by taking down the second-ranked Fever in a shock result that launched the Queenslanders from seventh to third.
A first attempt by Democrats to respond to the back-to-back mass shootings in Buffalo, New York, and Uvalde, Texas, has failed in the US Senate.Republicans blocked a domestic terrorism bill that would have opened debate on hate crimes and gun safety.
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has seized two Greek oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, just after Greece assisted the US in seizing an Iranian oil tanker over alleged sanctions violations in the Mediterranean Sea.The Guard's announcement comes as tensions remain high between Iran and world powers over stalled negotiations regarding its nuclear program.
David Littleproud will run against Barnaby Joyce for leadership of the National Party.The high-profile deputy leader announced on Saturday he'd told Mr Joyce of his decision to nominate.
Australian Jai Hindley is on the brink of an historic and glorious triumph in the Giro d'Italia after a blistering ride on the famed Marmolada climb on the penultimate stage.Hindley blasted away from the race leader and former winner Richard Carapaz on the last ascent of Saturday's 20th stage to storm into a handsome one minute 25 seconds overall lead with just one potentially career-defining time trial to go.
It is feared the most disadvantaged of Australia's aspiring homeowners will still struggle to secure loans despite the incoming federal government's promised equity contribution offer.Labor's centrepiece cost-of-living policy announced during the election, its Help to Buy scheme, aims to slash the cost of buying a new dwelling by 40 per cent and an existing one by 30 per cent.
Alexandra Manly is making the best of her big opportunity to leap from domestique to serial winner on the European roads as the Australian track star still leads the Thuringen Ladies Tour in Germany.The double world champion on the track finished second in Saturday's fifth stage, for a fourth podium finish in five days following her hat-trick of wins earlier in the race this week - her first triumphs on the European roads.
Damaging storms and high winds are forecast for parts of Western Australia's southeast while to the north, the Pilbara coast has been placed under flood watch.A cold front moving across from South Australia is likely to deliver the wild weather on Sunday afternoon before easing into Monday morning, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Australia's major supermarkets are working to resolve stock and pricing issues. Here's what to expect at each retailer.
A stampede at a church charity event in southern Nigeria has left 31 people dead including a pregnant woman and several children.The stampede at the event on Saturday organised by the Kings Assembly Pentecostal church in Rivers state involved people who came to the church's annual "Shop for Free" charity program, according to Grace Iringe-Koko, a police spokeswoman.
Geva Mentor has turned back the clock to reignite the Collingwood Magpies' Super Netball finals hopes in a 66-58 victory against the NSW Swifts at Melbourne's John Cain Arena.Sophie Fawns, one of Mentor's two opponents on the night, was five when Mentor moved to Australia from England in 2008 to play in the national league but the veteran defender has shown no signs of fading as her Magpies dealt the Swifts' top-four chances a blow.
On a balmy Sunday night, residents of an upscale Shanghai compound took to the streets to decry COVID-19 lockdown restrictions imposed by their community. By the following morning, they were free to leave.
The worker who stopped the woman from stealing was fired, but now new information has come to light. Watch it for yourself.
Some prominent infectious disease experts are pushing for faster action from global health authorities to contain a growing monkeypox outbreak that has spread to at least 20 countries.They argue that governments and the World Health Organisation should not repeat the early missteps of the COVID-19 pandemic that delayed the detection of cases, helping the virus spread.
The Victorian coalition has pledged to invest more in regional infrastructure if it wins the November state election.The Regional Infrastructure Guarantee, formally announced at the Nationals' state conference in Shepparton on Saturday, would mean 25 per cent of all new government capital funding goes towards projects outside of Melbourne.
The Greens have won the federal seat of Brisbane, snatching the Queensland electorate from the Liberals and gaining a fourth spot in the House of Representatives.Greens candidate Stephen Bates took the seat over Labor's Madonna Jarrett after a close race and a tense week of vote counting for the electorate, which covers the city of Brisbane.
