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The prime minister's new year message falls flat with Australians. Plus, anger grows over Victoria's new short stay tax, and Israel issues a final warning to the Houthi rebels. 

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Former US president Jimmy Carter passes away aged 100. Another wind farm project off the coast of South Australia has been scrapped. Plus, Is the ADF's plan to boost recruitment numbers by taking in foreign citizens a good move? 

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More allegations against radio skid row, Jewish Australians living in fear, Pesutto ousted as Victoria Liberal leader, Middle East conflict continues to escalate. Plus, two people killed in Sydney Hobart race.

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Antisemitism allowed to fester in Australia. Plus, how the Royals spent their Christmas this year, and the Aussie running 1,400km to raise funds for the victims of the Boxing Day tsunami 20 years on. 

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Sydney trains will resume for New Year's Eve after the RBTU grinches finally call a truce with the NSW government, membership for Reform UK set to overtake the Tories, and the Palestine chocolate misleading customers into believing it is kosher. 

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Australians do it tough this Christmas while the government pushes its fantastical green ideology, concerns mount over Elon Musk's influence over the Trump administration, and antisemitism allowed to fester across Australia.

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John Pesutto's leadership is over with Moira Deeming blocked from re-joining the Victoria Liberal Party by his casting vote, Keith Pitt announces his retirement from politics. Plus, Peter Dutton challenges the PM to a debate on nuclear energy.

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Labor ramps up its nuclear scare campaign, Aussie breakdancer RayGun demands $10,000 from a comedy club that wanted to host a comedy musical about her Olympics performance, and the NSW government pushes ahead with pill testing at music festivals.

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Surprise, surprise! Labor announces even more government spending as it releases the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook, Israel's foreign minister has a heated phone call with Penny Wong, and fresh charges laid against broadcaster Alan Jones.

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The CommBank boss says he had no idea customers were going to be charged for withdrawing their own money, outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris considers running for California governor, and Justin Trudeau considers resigning.

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