Benedict Brook
US Correspondent at News.com.au
US correspondent for Australia's No. 1 news website - https://t.co/9dNvRpr38G @newscomauHQ, formerly @star_observer. My views.
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1 week ago |
news.com.au | Benedict Brook |Brielle Burns |Alex Blair
Welcome to our live coverage of the febrile situation in the Middle East. Iran’s Supreme Leader has declared the “battle has begun” in his first public statement since US President Donald Trump said the US would spare him from assassination “for now.”In a chilling threat, Iranian state TV has also warned of a “major surprise tonight”, one it claims the world will “remember for centuries”.
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Benedict Brook |Megan Palin |Samuel Clench
Welcome back to our live coverage of events in the United States. Tensions continue to simmer in Los Angeles, where there are now more US military personnel deployed than in Iraq and Syria combined, their mission being to support law enforcement and manage protesters. Hundreds of arrests have been made throughout the week. But there are hints of trouble overseas as well.
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Benedict Brook |Megan Palin |Heath Parkes-Hupton |Sam Clench
The office of California Governor Gavin Newsom has unleashed over a story from British publication The Daily Mail, which claimed his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, was callously shopping during the current law enforcement dramas. His office said the story was from “sick people” and the photo was from months ago. There have been “mass arrests” in Los Angeles during the evening hours, local time, after the authorities imposed a curfew intended to disperse protesters.
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Samuel Clench |Benedict Brook |Megan Palin
Welcome back to our live coverage of events in the United States. The situation in Los Angeles remains febrile. President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom are trading inflammatory remarks, with the former suggesting Mr Newsom should be arrested, and the latter labelling Mr Trump’s actions dictatorial. And while we’re on the subject of labelling, Mr Trump’s Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who oversees the immigration system, today called Los Angeles a “city of criminals”.
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Benedict Brook
“Absolutely there’s fear,” US military veteran Dr Elijah Nichols told news.com.au. “Anyone who says there’s not fear is not in touch with reality or chooses not to observe what’s happening. “The fear is present; the fear is real”. The people feeling that fear are trans Americans. Who, along with vast numbers of other members of the LGBT community, have descended on Washington DC this weekend for World Pride. It’s perhaps the biggest LGBT event in the world.
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On @NRFnews sidelines in New York, Kmart boss Ian Bailey tells @newscomauHQ about the mishaps in Kmart’s turnaround and the $7.50 kettle that saved the Aus retailer from oblivion in the 2000s when it was trailing Big W and Target: https://t.co/RgXTK6Xwti
Absolutely one of the shittest rebrands I’ve ever seen. Literally one calls WHSmith “WHS”.
What an absolutely dogshit rebrand. https://t.co/A6k3SIRb5x
Insiders have told me that Ten “never understood” what they had with Studio 10, the morning show, axed this week, that at one point was challenging Seven and Nine: https://t.co/Vv5apODQc8 @newscomauHQ