President Donald Trump was met with a chorus of boos Tuesday (AEST) at Madison Square Garden in New York City, as he attended the first NBA Finals game held there in 27 years. Latest:

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The federal government’s well-intentioned push to help young Australians into the property market may have inadvertently set up tens of thousands of them for financial pain. James Gerrard has more:

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Opinion: As immigration fuels One Nation’s rise, the Liberals and Nationals face a dilemma. Read more:

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Barnaby Joyce says the Bondi Beach massacre was the “political bomb” that sparked One Nation’s extraordinary rise, with his defection from the Nationals making it socially acceptable to be a Pauline Hanson supporter. Rosie Lewis and David Tanner have more:

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ChatGPT maker OpenAI is preparing for a public offering, hot on the heels of Elon Musk’s SpaceX and rival Anthropic, setting the stage for a blockbuster season of $1 trillion-plus IPOs. Jared Lynch has more:

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Margin Call: Interesting to see another Melbourne billionaire making a mega donation to Donald Trump. Donor disclosure filings with the American Federal Election Commission show Bijan Tehrani, the co-founder of tech hub Easygo Solutions, last year gave $US1m ($1.4m) to Trump’s

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Renewable energy developers warn a decision by the Albanese government to impose a duty on Chinese steel imports would hike solar farm costs and risk project cancellations with Australian manufacturers unable to meet market demand. Perry Williams has more:

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The government helped thousands into the property market. Now falling prices and rising rates are raising serious questions about the fine print.

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Opinion: Donald Trump publicly told Israel not to retaliate against Iranian missile strikes – handing Tehran a diplomatic win-win and leaving his own presidency dangerously exposed. Read more:

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Barnaby Joyce’s claim comes as The Australian can reveal the nation’s rising migration rate under Anthony Albanese. Read more:

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Donald Trump warned Benjamin Netanyahu Israel could be ‘left alone’ against Iran if it escalates its latest strikes; the IDF says it will hit Tehran and Hezbollah if fired on again | FOLLOW LIVE

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Sydney secrets, Tuscan villa mysteries and maximum security teaching adventures are among literary editor Caroline Overington’s picks for the month. New books:

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On-time efficiency is impressive, but the seats aren’t really in the top league and the roaming chef only uses a microwave. Flight review:

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Acclaimed Australian pianist Simon Tedeschi has received a Member of the Order of Australia in the King’s Birthday Honours for his significant service to the performing arts. Read more:

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The abortion clinic drew protestors, shame and solemnity. Collecting six embryos felt like picking up dry cleaning. How do I square the ethical gap between the two? Read more:

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Mining entrepreneur Warwick Anderson has shelved plans to list his junior exploration company on the ASX and is instead focusing on Canada in the wake of the federal government’s proposed capital gains tax changes. Brad Thompson has more:

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Celebrated Australian author Gerald Murnane, 87, has chuckled about his Order of Australia, declaring he is ‘not humbled’ by the honour: ‘I think I deserve it.’ Read more:

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Red Bull is driving surging energy-drink sales in Australia as power-drink manufacturers pivot to cleaner, lower-sugar formulations to attract consumers seeking a cheap caffeine boost, better focus at the gym, and relief from overwork-related fatigue. Eli Greenblat has more:

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Billy Slater has refused to comment on out-of-form Reece Walsh’s shock Queensland recall, as the Maroons coach rung the changes for Origin II. Slater’s full press conference:

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Nine Entertainment is set to pay $600m or more to extend its English Premier League broadcast deal, in a move that could have implications for its pursuit of the highly coveted NRL rights. Multiple sources have told The Australian that Nine will pay at least $100m annually to

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What’s it like to discover you have a medical condition that could suddenly end your life at any moment? The Australian’s Europe correspondent Jacquelin Magnay shares her story: