Robert Plant has joined Paul Weller on a song from the latter’s upcoming covers album, Find El Dorado. “Clive’s Song” was ...

Police have been handed a covert recording in which it is alleged a representative of a Chinese investment group asks a ...

For more than a decade, Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has been the driving force behind plans to build Titanic II – a replica of the ill-fated ship that sank in 1912 with more than 2,220 ...

Clive Palmer previously launched similar plans in 2012 and 2018 to build the Titanic II. Blue Star Line. It will be powered by a diesel engine but will still feature four smoke stacks like the ...

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has resurrected plans to build a replica of the ill-faded Titanic to sail around the world – an effort he's promised before with nothing to show for it ...

Clive Palmer has set the scene for his Trumpet of Patriots party launch with placards and 'Make Australia Great Again' hats awaiting candidates and guests at the billionaire's resort.. Mr Palmer's ...

Clive Palmer’s extravagant yacht, Australia, appears to be sinking, or at least stranded, near the Sentosa Resort in Singapore. Looks like he’s finally got his own Titanic.

Political maverick Clive Palmer detonated a pre-election bomb on Wednesday when he announced a new political party with the slogan 'Make Australia Great Again'. The Trumpet of Patriots party will ...

Clive Palmer has been grilled over his election spending, including spam texts sent to millions of Aussies spruiking his Trumpet of Patriots party. Mark Riley questioned the mining tycoon during ...

Clive Palmer, the billionaire famous for plans to rebuild the original Titanic ship to scale, is trying to bring Donald Trump’s politics to Australia. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots party (yup, that’s still the name) is back in the headlines, not for its policies, but for some controversial picks in the candidate lineup for the upcoming ...

Inside Clive Palmer’s advertising strategy (if you can call it that) Meet the team spending the enigmatic mining billionaire’s millions on ads that won’t win seats.