Discover & Read Articles Without Distractions

Find and explore trending articles from around the web in a clutter-free reading mode.

Sign up for a free account and get the following:
  • Save articles and sync them across your devices
  • Get a digest of the latest premium articles in your inbox twice a week, personalized to you (Coming soon).
  • Get access to our AI features
  • Articles from "watoday.com.au"

    Politics

    Trump tariffs: Anthony Albanese, Peter Dutton must admit we cannot rely on US

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Australian political leaders' reliance on the US alliance is questioned amid concerns about Trump's impact and the need for greater Australian self-reliance.

    Trump tariffs and Liberation Day is about ideology, not the US economy

    watoday.com.au • Politics • World

    The article analyzes the ideological motivations behind Trump's tariffs and Brexit, arguing that prioritizing national sovereignty over economic benefits drives these decisions.

    Federal election 2025: data shows Donald Trump is dragging down Peter Dutton

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Donald Trump's unpopularity in Australia is negatively impacting Peter Dutton's 2025 federal election campaign, with a significant portion of voters expressing less likelihood to vote for Dutton due to his perceived association with Trump.

    Ross Gittins’ Easter sermon: how we Trump-proof our society

    watoday.com.au • Politics • World

    Ross Gittins discusses the influence of self-interest in economics, the impact of neoliberalism, and how to prevent the rise of populist leaders like Donald Trump.

    Federal election 2025: Peter Dutton’s campaign ambushed by Jacinta Price’s Trump obsessions

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Peter Dutton's 2025 Australian federal election campaign has been hampered by internal party conflicts and controversial policy decisions, raising questions about his leadership and the Coalition's prospects.

    Federal election 2025: Peter Dutton stokes fear of recession in response to Trump tariffs

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Peter Dutton's claims of an impending recession due to potential Trump tariffs are criticized for fear-mongering and a lack of economic understanding.

    Federal election 2025: Why big little lies are more of a problem for Peter Dutton than Anthony Albanese

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    The article analyzes how minor inaccuracies and misleading statements made by Australian politician Peter Dutton during the 2025 federal election campaign are proving to be more damaging to his campaign than similar instances involving Anthony Albanese.

    Trump tariffs: Iowa senator Chuck Grassley is under siege and has Australia on the brain

    watoday.com.au • Politics • USA

    Senator Chuck Grassley faces criticism at a town hall meeting in Iowa regarding Trump's tariffs and their impact on agriculture, particularly concerning Australia's beef import policies.

    Election 2025: How can you tell you’re in a teal seat? Peter Dutton is nowhere to be seen

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Peter Dutton's campaign strategy for the 2025 Australian election is analyzed, focusing on his lack of engagement with 'teal' seats and the potential consequences for the Liberal Party.

    Federal election 2025: Peter Dutton immigration cuts will have to target backpackers

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    The Australian Coalition's proposed immigration cuts will likely impact backpackers, requiring renegotiated agreements and facing resistance from the tourism industry.

    Federal election 2025: The Trumpet of Patriots candidates with convictions, charges and more

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    The article details the backgrounds of several candidates running for the Trumpet of Patriots party in the 2025 Australian federal election, revealing that many have faced criminal charges, convictions, or other controversies.

    Federal election 2025: We don’t know who won the election but who won the campaign is clear

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Australia

    Despite a narrow lead in voter preference for the Coalition, Labor's strategic policy adjustments and Albanese's improved leadership have given him a potential edge in the upcoming Australian federal election.

    Canada election result is an uncomfortable one for Peter Dutton

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Canada

    The Canadian election results present a challenge for Peter Dutton, highlighting the influence of the Trump effect on conservative parties.

    Economics

    Non-compete clauses are costing Australians a pay rise

    watoday.com.au • Economics • Australia

    A proposed ban on non-compete clauses in Australia could significantly boost wages, productivity, and the overall economy, despite concerns from some business groups.

    Trump has already lost his trade war against China

    watoday.com.au • Economics • World

    The article argues that Donald Trump's trade war with China has ultimately been detrimental to the United States, leaving it vulnerable economically while China has diversified its markets and maintained strategic control over key resources.

    It’s chess, not checkers: China can play the long game against Trump

    watoday.com.au • Economics • World

    Despite Trump's belief that China is more vulnerable in their trade war, the article argues that the US is paradoxically more susceptible due to its consumption habits and lack of domestic manufacturing capacity.

    Law

    Barristers disciplined over ‘offensive, demeaning’ LGBTQI ‘joke’ posted in lifts

    watoday.com.au • Law • Australia

    Two Australian barristers received reprimands and penalties for posting an offensive LGBTQI joke in their workplace, highlighting issues of professional conduct and inclusivity within the legal profession.

    My son was assaulted at work, yet he was fired. What are his rights?

    watoday.com.au • Law • Australia

    A son was unjustly fired after being assaulted at work, prompting questions about his legal rights and employer responsibilities under Australian law.

    Sports

    AFL 2025: The West Coast Eagles through Oscar Allen to the wolves; Hawthorn Hawks coach Sam Mitchell visited Perth; AFL player movement; trades

    watoday.com.au • Sports • Australia

    The article details the controversial recruitment of West Coast Eagles players by Hawthorn Hawks, highlighting the ethical dilemmas and public backlash surrounding the events.

    AFL 2025: Out-of-contract players whose value is soaring

    watoday.com.au • Sports • Australia

    Several out-of-contract AFL players are experiencing a surge in value due to impressive performances in the 2025 season, leading to contract negotiations with their current teams and potential interest from rival clubs.

    Television

    The Last of Us season two and more: 12 of the most shocking moments in TV history

    watoday.com.au • Television • World

    This article recounts twelve of the most shocking moments in television history, spanning various shows and highlighting the impact of unexpected character deaths and plot twists.

    Memoir

    Amanda Knox memoir Free: My Search for Meaning

    watoday.com.au • Memoir • Italy

    Amanda Knox's memoir, "Free: My Search for Meaning," details her wrongful conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher, her imprisonment, and subsequent acquittal.

    Military

    Anzac Day: His birthday wasn’t picked from the barrel. But Peter Curtin was conscripted anyway

    watoday.com.au • Military • Australia

    Peter Curtin, wrongly conscripted into the Australian Army despite his birthday not being selected in the national service ballot, seeks compensation for his decades-long struggle with PTSD and lost opportunities.

    Real Estate

    $2.7b plan by developer Beulah to build STH BNK project in Melbourne’s Southbank falters

    watoday.com.au • RealEstate • Australia

    Beulah's ambitious $2.7 billion STH BNK project in Melbourne's Southbank faces significant setbacks due to rising construction costs and financial challenges, leaving the future of the project uncertain.

    Technology

    China has an army of robots on its side in the tariff war

    watoday.com.au • Technology • China

    China's rapid adoption of robotics and AI in its manufacturing sector, driven by government initiatives and demographic shifts, is transforming its factories and raising concerns about job displacement.

    Aviation

    Helicopter scrambles to site of air crash on K’gari

    watoday.com.au • Aviation • Australia

    A helicopter or gyrocopter crashed near a camping area on K'gari (Fraser Island), prompting a rescue operation for one injured but conscious patient.