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  • Articles Tagged with "Australia"

    Sydney metro patronage higher than expected for morning peak

    smh.com.au Transit Australia

    Sydney's Metro M1 line is experiencing higher-than-expected morning peak patronage, exceeding initial forecasts and demonstrating the line's success in altering commuter behavior.

    Australia’s supermarkets most profitable in the world: ACCC

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Australia's supermarket industry is under scrutiny as the ACCC finds high profits for Coles and Woolworths, indicating insufficient competition and prompting recommendations for increased transparency and fairer supplier arrangements.

    Subscribe to The Australian | Newspaper home delivery, website, iPad, iPhone

    theaustralian.com.au Subscription Australia

    The Australian newspaper offers a 12-month digital and weekend paper subscription for $416, automatically renewing at $32 every four weeks.

    With the COVID crisis easing, is the National Cabinet still fit for purpose?

    theconversation.com Politics Australia

    This article analyzes the effectiveness of Australia's National Cabinet three years after its formation, questioning its ongoing relevance and suggesting reforms to improve its transparency, federal balance, and overall sustainability.

    Australia housing: New Sydney homes go up ‘like Lego’

    smh.com.au Construction Australia

    A Sydney architect is using cross-laminated timber (CLT) to build homes faster and more sustainably, addressing the challenges of Australia's slow construction industry.

    Sydney Metro: First train rolls along Sydenham-Bankstown stage

    smh.com.au Transportation Australia

    Testing begins on the Sydney Metro's south-west section, while a recent incident involving an open train door highlights safety concerns.

    Trump Tariffs Hit Antarctic Islands Inhabited by Zero Humans and Many Penguins | WIRED

    wired.com Politics World

    President Trump's imposition of tariffs on the uninhabited Heard and McDonald Islands, part of a broader trade war, highlights the absurdity of the global trade dispute and raises questions about international law regarding Antarctica.

    Meet Roberto D’Andrea, Kolkata tram’s strongest ally from Australia - The Hindu

    thehindu.com Transportation India

    Roberto D'Andrea, a former Melbourne tram conductor, has been instrumental in supporting Kolkata's tram system through the Tramjatra initiative, but worries about its future due to the West Bengal government's lack of support.

    Tasma Walton: Judge rules that actor is Indigenous and ‘an honest witness’ in native title case

    theage.com.au Law Australia

    A judge ruled that Australian actor Tasma Walton is Indigenous and a credible witness in a native title case, relying on oral traditions to support her claim despite challenges from opposing parties.

    Trump tariffs: Howard Lutnick calls Australian biosecurity rules nonsense

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Howard Lutnick's comments on Trump's tariffs and their impact on global markets, particularly Australia, are analyzed alongside the market reactions and Trump's stance.

    Non-compete clauses are costing Australians a pay rise

    smh.com.au Economics Australia

    Non-compete clauses in Australia are costing workers an estimated 4% of their wages and hindering economic productivity, prompting calls for a ban or reform.

    US border entry requirements: Australian denied entry due to long flight route

    smh.com.au Travel World

    An Australian citizen was denied entry into the United States due to his flight route, prompting concerns about stricter border policies and their impact on tourism.

    AustralianSuper, Hostplus among superannuation funds hit by cyberattack

    smh.com.au Cybersecurity Australia

    Several Australian superannuation funds, including AustralianSuper and Hostplus, experienced a coordinated cyberattack affecting thousands of members, though no significant financial losses have been reported.

    Gweagal spears, taken by James Cook and now repatriated, will be shown at Chau Chak Wing Museum

    smh.com.au History Australia

    Four spears taken by James Cook from the Gweagal people during his 1770 voyage have been repatriated and are now on display at the Chau Chak Wing Museum in Sydney.

    Tony Mokbel release: The original gangland crime boss who survived and, eventually, beat the system

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    The article details the release of notorious Australian gangland figure Tony Mokbel after a lengthy prison sentence, highlighting his past crimes, influence within prison, and his seemingly comfortable reintegration into society.

    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.

    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.

    ‘Like a Pied Piper’: Children were attracted to me, says alleged school predator

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A former Australian teacher is on trial for multiple counts of child sexual abuse, with the prosecution arguing he hid his predatory behavior in plain sight while his defense claims he is a victim of long-standing rumors.

    I visited ‘world’s most incestuous town’ to track down infamous family where inbred siblings faced unimaginable horrors | The Sun

    thesun.co.uk Crime Australia

    An Australian influencer's attempt to investigate the infamous Colt family, known for generations of incest and abuse in a small town, resulted in a tense confrontation with locals.

    Beveridge still has no train station, desperately needs roads, traffic fix as access to Hume Freeway jammed

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    The Australian town of Beveridge faces severe traffic congestion and inadequate infrastructure, despite promises of development, causing frustration among residents and local officials.

    ‘Listen to us’: Parents want more power for schools to deal with bullies after son, 8, attacked

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Parents in Australia are demanding increased school authority to address bullying after their 8-year-old son suffered a severe attack at school, highlighting the need for more resources and support for educators.

    Fletcher Building warns of ‘challenging’ outlook: lower volumes forecast after disastrous $227m loss - NZ Herald

    nzherald.co.nz Business New Zealand

    Fletcher Building announced a challenging outlook with lower projected volumes and significant losses stemming from legacy projects and plumbing issues in Australia.

    Even for Peter Dutton, the benefits of WFH are now too big to ignore.

    smh.com.au Economics Australia

    A shift in Australian policy toward work-from-home arrangements highlights the significant economic benefits, including increased workforce participation and worker retention, despite initial concerns about productivity.

    NSW private schools reconsideration by Murat Dizdar sparks outrage

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A senior NSW education official's comments questioning the role of private schools sparked controversy and a subsequent clarification.

    South Korea adoption: Former social worker calls for inquiry into Australia’s overseas adoption practices

    smh.com.au Adoption Australia

    A former Australian social worker's account of her 1984 trip to South Korea to facilitate adoptions sparks calls for an inquiry into Australia's historical overseas adoption practices.

    Trump tariffs: US president has the ear of uneasy world

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Conflicting opinions within the Trump administration regarding tariffs create uncertainty for other countries, particularly Australia, as they navigate the potential impacts on trade.

    Doctors strike: Emergency beds closed, doctors offered $2000 a day to work as strike begins

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Thousands of junior doctors in New South Wales, Australia, are striking for better pay and working conditions, leading to hospital bed closures and elective surgery cancellations.

    Shoddy Sydney: Defects and rectification orders in Sydney hidden from real estate purchasers

    smh.com.au RealEstate Australia

    The article exposes the widespread issue of building defects in Sydney, costing homeowners and taxpayers $700 million annually, highlighting the struggles faced by homeowners and the need for systemic reforms.

    The Star (ASX: SGR): Bally’s rescue plan for casino is predatory

    brisbanetimes.com.au Finance Australia

    Bally's proposed rescue plan for Star Entertainment is analyzed, revealing potential winners and losers, particularly shareholders and CEO Steve McCann, amidst ongoing financial struggles and regulatory issues.

    Victoria’s 10 best country bakeries: Which ones are worth a road trip?

    theage.com.au Food Australia

    This article highlights ten exceptional country bakeries in Victoria, Australia, each offering unique baked goods and emphasizing local ingredients.

    Rungnapha Kanbut sex slavery trial: Juror discharged after bringing knife to court

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A juror in the Rungnapha Kanbut sex slavery trial was discharged after bringing a knife to court and attempting to engage in conversation with the judge's associate.

    Hepatitis B: Liver cancer deaths fuelled by silent infection

    smh.com.au Health Australia

    Australia proposes universal hepatitis B testing for adults to combat liver cancer deaths caused by the often silent infection, aiming for elimination by 2030.

    Trump tariffs: US President says world leaders ‘kissing my ass’ to make deal

    smh.com.au Politics World

    US Senator Mark Warner criticizes Donald Trump's tariffs on Australia, questioning the US's reliability as a partner and highlighting the resulting trade surplus for Australia.

    ASX: STO Santos could lose control of its Bayu Undan gas project

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Santos faces losing control of its Bayu Undan gas project unless it agrees to Timor-Leste's demand for a share of the project before the production-sharing contracts expire on August 30th.

    Fabian Boroumand jailed for raping Sydney woman

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Fabian Boroumand was jailed for raping a Sydney woman after a trial where a witness's testimony played a crucial role.

    Sydney private schools with the highest-earning parents

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Analysis of Australian school funding reveals significant inequities, with wealthy private schools receiving substantial federal funding exceeding the school resourcing standard while many public schools remain underfunded.

    Deloitte job cuts continue as partners go to Cairns

    afr.com Business Australia

    Deloitte continues its cost-cutting measures, including job cuts, while simultaneously sending partners on a retreat to Cairns.

    Wärtsilä to supply NEM's first utility-scale DC-coupled hybrid BESS - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    Wärtsilä will supply a 64MW/128MWh DC-coupled battery energy storage system for NEM's Fulham Solar Farm and Battery project in Victoria, Australia, supported by the Victorian Renewable Energy Target auction.

    Neuseeland: Warum immer mehr Einheimische auswandern

    nzz.ch Emigration New Zealand

    Despite its idyllic image, many New Zealanders are emigrating due to economic factors and better opportunities elsewhere, particularly in Australia.

    Money laundering pushing up Australian house prices

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Australia's weak anti-money laundering laws and booming property market are attracting organized crime, driving up housing prices and excluding ordinary Australians.

    Lindsay Fox’s throws another men only birthday bash

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Billionaire Lindsay Fox hosted another men-only birthday bash in Melbourne, featuring high-profile guests and extravagant celebrations.

    Jetstar pilot stood down from flying after assault charge

    theage.com.au Aviation Australia

    A Jetstar pilot, Grant Johns, has been stood down from flying after being charged with assault and recklessly causing injury.

    Kylie Minogue, Sarah Snook, Barrie Kosky: Australians take New York City by storm

    smh.com.au Culture World

    Australian artists and performers, including Kylie Minogue and Sarah Snook, are making significant contributions to New York City's cultural scene.

    Sydney housing crisis: tradie qualifications available without testing applicants

    smh.com.au Construction Australia

    A Sydney-based vocational training company is issuing construction qualifications without proper testing, raising concerns about the quality of workers in Australia's housing sector.

    Tyra Banks: why the supermodel is calling Sydney home

    smh.com.au Entertainment Australia

    Supermodel Tyra Banks discusses her life in Sydney, Australia, her business ventures, and her perspective on balancing fame and entrepreneurship.

    Climate change map Australia: Cyclones, floods would affect one in 23 properties, Climate Council report reveals

    smh.com.au Climate Australia

    A Climate Council report reveals that climate change significantly impacts Australian properties, with one in 23 facing high risk from natural disasters, leading to increased insurance costs and community disruption.

    Erin Patterson: Alleged killer mushroom cook appears in court

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Erin Patterson, accused of poisoning her family members with death cap mushrooms, appeared in court ahead of her upcoming trial, pleading not guilty to the charges.

    Erin Patterson: Alleged killer mushroom cook appears in court

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    Erin Patterson, accused of poisoning family members with death cap mushrooms, appeared in court ahead of her upcoming trial.

    UNSW trimester system dumped

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is abandoning its trimester system in favor of a traditional semester system due to student feedback and a shift towards deeper learning.

    Donald Trump’s America has made US travel dangerous

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Concerns over political instability and safety issues under the Trump administration are causing a significant decline in Australian tourists visiting the United States.

    Danish teen arrest: Fifteen-year-old ‘facilitated murder plots’ for European gangsters

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 15-year-old Danish boy, relocated to Australia to escape gang life, was arrested in Sydney for allegedly facilitating murder plots for European gangsters.

    $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.

    Melbourne property: Melbourne house prices rise in March quarter to $1,035,887 median

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Melbourne house prices saw a rise in the March quarter, reaching a median of $1,035,887, with the inner east experiencing the most significant increase.

    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.

    Federal election 2025: Dr Monique Ryan corflute torn down, buried by Melbourne surgeon Greg Malham

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    A Melbourne surgeon's destruction of a political opponent's campaign sign sparks outrage and raises concerns about misogyny and violence in Australian politics.

    Medical Misogyny investigation: Australian women dismissed by doctors before cancer, serious health diagnoses

    theage.com.au Medicine Australia

    Australian women are sharing their experiences of delayed cancer diagnoses due to medical professionals dismissing their symptoms, highlighting a systemic issue of medical misogyny.

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

    theage.com.au Politics USA

    Senator Chuck Grassley faces constituent criticism over Trump's tariffs and their impact on agriculture, particularly regarding Australia's beef import policies.

    Stefan Roos begeistert bei Konzert in Australien - Blick

    blick.ch Entertainment Australia

    Swiss singer Stefan Roos enjoyed a successful concert in Adelaide, Australia, followed by a two-week e-bike tour of the country's southern and western regions.

    How much to tip overseas: Tipping guide for Australians, the world’s worst tippers

    watoday.com.au Travel World

    This article discusses tipping customs around the world, highlighting Australians' reputation as poor tippers and offering guidance on appropriate tipping amounts in various situations.

    Lawyers call for toll fine overhaul to stop people spiralling into huge debt

    theage.com.au Law Australia

    Lawyers in Victoria are calling for an overhaul of the toll fine system to prevent people from accumulating massive debts due to late fees and penalties.

    Life in the ’burbs: Point Cook

    theage.com.au Lifestyle Australia

    This article offers a personal and insightful look at life in the Point Cook suburb of Melbourne, Australia, highlighting its multiculturalism, amenities, and unique features.

    Bankstown kidnap, woman’s murder: Police probe drug rip-off theory

    brisbanetimes.com.au Crime Australia

    A 45-year-old woman was abducted from her Bankstown home, killed, and found in a burnt-out car, leading police to investigate a drug-related revenge theory involving organized crime.

    Revealed for the first time, the Claremont serial killer's final insult to one of his victims that left veteran cops seething - as prison insiders expose his deluded life behind bars | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    The article details the long and arduous investigation into the Claremont serial killings in Perth, Australia, highlighting key police blunders and the surprisingly comfortable prison life of the convicted killer, Bradley Robert Edwards.

    Australia property: Beach house suburbs under $650,000 for first home buyers, holiday houses or investment properties

    brisbanetimes.com.au RealEstate Australia

    The article discusses the Australian beach house market, focusing on affordable options for first-home buyers and investment properties in areas like Warrnambool and Nambucca Heads, while also noting the impact of remote work on pricing.

    Bateman’s Bay: NSW’s coastal village that could be the ‘next Gold Coast’

    smh.com.au UrbanPlanning Australia

    Batemans Bay, a coastal village in NSW, is facing a development masterplan that aims to address its housing shortage and attract more foot traffic to its town center, sparking debate among residents and council members.

    Sydney woman Thi Kim Tran murdered over husband’s organised crime links, police say

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney woman was murdered due to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network, leaving her children injured.

    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.

    Channel Nine federal election leaders’ debate: who won the third debate? Our experts give their verdicts on Peter Dutton versus Anthony Albanese

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Experts analyze the third Australian federal election leaders' debate between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, concluding it was a close contest with no clear winner.

    Sydney woman Thi Kim Tran murdered over husband’s organised crime links, police say

    watoday.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney woman was murdered due to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network involved in large-scale methamphetamine manufacturing.

    Thi Kim Tran’s Rozelle nail salon’s colleagues haunted by her kidnapping, murder

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The murder of Thi Kim Tran, a nail salon worker in Rozelle, Australia, has shocked her colleagues and community, with police linking her death to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network.

    OneVentures preps new healthcare fund but faces losses on its $170m Fund III from 2016

    afr.com Finance Australia

    OneVentures plans a new healthcare fund despite losses in its previous fund, raising questions about its biggest investments.

    Cricket 2025: Former Australia Test opener Keith Stackpole dies aged 84, Bill Lawry pays tribute

    smh.com.au Cricket Australia

    Former Australian cricketer Keith Stackpole, a renowned opening batsman, passed away at 84, prompting tributes from fellow cricketing greats like Bill Lawry.

    Anzac Day 2025: For many, the war is never over

    theage.com.au Military Australia

    On Anzac Day, while tributes are paid to those who served, a parallel struggle continues for families affected by veteran suicide, highlighting the need for systemic change within the Australian Defence Force.

    Michael Anthony Lunn: Vaucluse students vindicated as teacher found to be paedophile

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A former teacher, Michael Anthony Lunn, was found guilty of multiple counts of child sexual assault, vindicating past and present victims who bravely came forward.

    Perth Bears expansion bid approved by NRL in principle

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    The NRL has conditionally approved an expansion bid for a Perth-based team, involving government funding and a phased handover of operational control.

    Eddie Obeid: Corruption figure to keep ‘socks and jocks’ along with $30 million

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Despite a $30 million gain from corruption, authorities in New South Wales, Australia, will not pursue asset recovery due to the low probability of success and resource constraints.

    Australian National Maritime Collection

    emuseum.anmm.gov.au Maritime Australia

    The Australian National Maritime Collection, established in 1986, houses over 100,000 artifacts and archives documenting Australia's diverse maritime experiences.

    Shein’s Australian sales top $1b in online fast-fashion surge

    afr.com Retail Australia

    Shein's Australian sales surpass $1 billion, highlighting the fast-fashion giant's impact on the country's retail landscape and posing challenges to established players.

    All batteries installed at 2GWh Collie BESS in Western Australia - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    Western Australia's 2GWh Collie BESS project nears completion, featuring CATL batteries and highlighting a political debate on Australia's energy future.

    School canteens go online, shunning cash

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Australian schools are increasingly adopting online canteen ordering systems, eliminating cash transactions and sparking debate among parents about convenience, security, and children's financial literacy.

    University cuts: Jobs on the chopping block as unis face tough times

    afr.com Education Australia

    Australian universities are implementing significant cost-cutting measures, resulting in substantial job losses due to declining student enrollment and restrictive immigration policies.

    Why so many Diggers voted ‘no’ to conscription in World War I

    smh.com.au History Australia

    Australian soldiers' diaries reveal the reasons behind their strong opposition to conscription during World War I, highlighting resentment towards military authorities and concerns about the quality of conscripted troops.

    Wrong baby bungle: Monash IVF issued with ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over incident

    theage.com.au Medicine Australia

    Monash IVF is under investigation after a baby mix-up at its Brisbane clinic, delaying notification to regulators and prompting a 'please explain' from the ASX.

    Anzac Day: the little-known story of the Anzacs of Leighterton

    watoday.com.au History England

    The article recounts the largely unknown story of Australian airmen who trained in the English village of Leighterton during World War I, focusing on their lives, deaths, and lasting legacy.

    Climate change: Labor's nostalgia based on bad maths and worse politics

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    Labor's nostalgic view of its past carbon pricing scheme is based on flawed calculations and questionable political decisions, ultimately hindering effective climate action.

    The ‘Senate Twink’ lands in Oz - The Spectator World

    thespectator.com Politics World

    A former US Senate staffer, fired after a sex scandal, has resurfaced in Australia and launched an OnlyFans account.

    Audrey Griffin death: Alleged killer Adrian Noel Torrens’ violent history sparks outrage

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The lenient sentencing of Adrian Noel Torrens, allegedly responsible for Audrey Griffin's death, sparks outrage and calls for reform within the Australian justice system.

    Bar beach shooting: Man charged with murder of Newcastle teen

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a Newcastle teenager following a drive-by shooting at Bar Beach.

    Inside story of the mysterious man who stood by Keli Lane for 15 years - and the bizarre sex rule she demanded he follow | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    This article details the long-standing relationship between convicted child killer Keli Lane and her devoted partner, Patrick Cogan, highlighting the complexities of their bond amidst Lane's incarceration and controversial actions.

    This couple used Labor’s first home buyer scheme – here’s what happened

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    A young Australian couple shares their experience utilizing the Labor party's 5% deposit home buyer scheme, highlighting both the advantages and challenges.

    Man charged with murder of Newcastle teen claims death was an ‘accident’

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 22-year-old man in Newcastle, Australia, charged with the murder of an 18-year-old in a drive-by shooting claims the death was accidental.

    Census 2021 results: How the Australian population is full of changing faces

    smh.com.au Demographics Australia

    The 2021 Australian census reveals a nation increasingly shaped by migration, with a majority-migrant population and shifting ethnic demographics across different regions.

    Women’s rights rally: Trans-rights activists and police clash in Melbourne CBD

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Clashes erupted between trans-rights activists and police at a women's rights rally in Melbourne, Australia, highlighting tensions surrounding trans inclusion laws.

    A sausage dog went missing in the Aussie wilderness. 529 days later, she’s been found

    smh.com.au Animals Australia

    After 529 days missing in the Australian wilderness, a dachshund named Valerie was finally rescued thanks to a dedicated volunteer group's persistent efforts.

    Sydney police office Jemma Hoban charged with knowingly providing false or misleading information

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney police officer, Jemma Hoban, faces charges for allegedly making false domestic violence complaints against colleagues and misusing Crime Stoppers.

    Election 2025: What happened in the debate? Our experts deliver their verdicts

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A final Australian election debate between Albanese and Dutton is analyzed, highlighting key moments and contrasting the candidates' performances.

    Nazis are quietly forming a political party in Australia to try to get around the law

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Neo-Nazis in Australia are attempting to establish a political party to circumvent legal restrictions on Nazi symbols and propaganda, aiming to normalize their ideology and gain political influence.

    Coffee culture: Starbucks starts to get grip on Australian market

    smh.com.au Business Australia

    Starbucks, after a previous failed attempt, is experiencing renewed success in the Australian coffee market by adapting its strategy to target diverse demographics and leverage convenience.

    Trump trade wars: Australian sharemarket attracts overseas investors amid global trade war

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    Amidst the Trump trade wars, the Australian sharemarket is attracting significant overseas investment due to its perceived stability and the resulting surge in gold prices.

    Welcome to Country Anzac Day: ‘Stop welcoming me to my own country’? You’re missing the point

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    An article explains the significance of Welcome to Country ceremonies in Australia, emphasizing their historical, cultural, and unifying importance rather than viewing them as acts of division or exclusion.

    Life in the ’burbs: Hughesdale

    theage.com.au Geography Australia

    Hughesdale, a relatively unknown suburb of Melbourne, boasts a rich history, convenient location, and high liveability rating, offering residents a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle.

    NSW workers’ comp scheme only sustainable for ‘another two years’

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    The New South Wales workers' compensation scheme is facing financial instability due to a surge in psychological injury claims, prompting the government to consider significant reforms.

    Hero cop Amy Scott reveals moment she faced Bondi Westfield killer Joel Cauchi

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A heroic police officer recounts her terrifying encounter with a knife-wielding attacker in a Sydney shopping mall, highlighting the mental health crisis underpinning the incident.

    From Sydney bars to world domination: How former Swillhouse staff are fighting for safe workplaces in hospitality

    smh.com.au Hospitality Australia

    Former Swillhouse employees are taking their campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry global, following a successful Australian tour.

    Erin Patterson trial LIVE updates: Alleged Leongatha mushroom cook in court; Simon, Don, Gail Patterson relationship examined

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The Erin Patterson trial updates focus on witness testimonies detailing the events following a lunch where poisonous mushrooms were allegedly served, resulting in multiple deaths and illnesses.

    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.

    For years, I rarely saw my culture in the media. The Wiggles helped change that

    smh.com.au Media Australia

    Increased representation of Filipino culture in Australian media, particularly through The Wiggles and other platforms, is empowering for Filipino-Australians and challenges previous underrepresentation.

    Two of Us: Fran Hurndall and Natalie Gidas

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    Former English soccer player Fran Hurndall and her partner, police officer Natalie Gidas, are running from Perth to Sydney to raise money for domestic violence victims, showcasing their unique relationship and commitment to a cause.

    Mohammed Khazma murder: Toddler’s child protection case closed by DCJ before death

    smh.com.au Justice Australia

    An inquest into the death of a toddler reveals critical failures in the child protection system, leading to the closure of her case before her murder.

    Who will win the 23 most marginal seats this federal election?

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    Based on reader insights, this article analyzes the anticipated outcomes of Australia's federal election in 23 highly competitive seats.

    Merivale: VIP allegedly sexually touched waitress as a ‘present’ to himself

    smh.com.au Lawsuit Australia

    A Merivale waitress is suing a VIP client for allegedly sexually assaulting her during a lunch, prompting further scrutiny of the company's VIP practices and ongoing investigations into workplace misconduct.

    Tinnitus in young Australians: How many have made peace with the noise

    theage.com.au Health Australia

    This article explores the rising prevalence of tinnitus among young Australians, highlighting the experiences of those affected, the potential causes, and available treatment options.

    Snake antivenom: Scientists use blood of man bitten 200 times

    smh.com.au Science Australia

    Scientists are exploring the potential of a universal snake antivenom developed using antibodies from a man who injected himself with snake venom hundreds of times.

    Students given second chance after selective school exams erupt into chaos

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Chaos erupted at selective school exams in Australia, leading to police intervention and calls for a thorough investigation into the mismanagement of the testing process.

    Q1 2025 Buildout Report: How quickly is BESS coming online in the NEM? - Research | Modo Energy

    modoenergy.com Energy Australia

    Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM) saw 355 MW of new battery energy storage capacity come online in the first four months of 2025, bringing the total to 2.4 GW, but project delays highlight challenges in the pipeline.

    Why do zoomers hate these burgers? And what are they eating instead?

    theage.com.au Food Australia

    Gen Z is rejecting the over-the-top 'Millennial burger joints' in favor of simpler, more affordable, and authentic burger experiences.

    Woolworths accused of hiding expensive prices with bizarre detail on shelf

    au.news.yahoo.com Business Australia

    An Australian supermarket's unusual pricing label sparks debate among consumers and experts, raising concerns about potential misleading practices.

    Coles’s profit fall shows shoppers are starting to rebel against supermarket prices | Coles | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Business Australia

    Coles's declining profits signal a consumer rebellion against rising supermarket prices in Australia, prompting the company to implement loyalty programs and promotional campaigns to retain customers.

    Backlash against Coles and Woolworths swirls on social media over billion-dollar profits during cost-of-living crisis - ABC News

    abc.net.au Business Australia

    Social media backlash erupts against Coles and Woolworths' billion-dollar profits amidst Australia's cost-of-living crisis, prompting discussions on price gouging and potential boycotts.

    Alleged mushroom murders trial: husband denies asking Erin Patterson ‘is that what you used to poison them?’ | Victoria | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Law Australia

    The estranged husband of Erin Patterson, accused of murdering three people and attempting to murder another with poisoned mushrooms, denies asking her if she used mushrooms to poison them.

    Federal election results 2025: Penny Wong to push Trump on movie tariffs

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong plans to lobby the Trump administration to reconsider a 100% tariff on non-US movies, citing potential harm to Australian film productions and collaborations.

    Josh Giddey: Australian NBA star fills in for local Frankston basketball team

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    NBA star Josh Giddey surprisingly played with a local Australian basketball team, showcasing his exceptional skills and highlighting his recent career success with the Chicago Bulls.

    Irish in Australia on why returning home is not an option: ‘It’s lifestyle, it’s opportunity’ – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com Emigration Australia

    The article explores why many Irish people choose to stay in Australia despite overtures from the Irish government to return home, citing factors such as lifestyle, opportunities, and healthcare.

    Federal election results 2025: Brisbane, Griffith, Ryan called

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    The 2025 Australian federal election results are still being tallied, with several seats remaining too close to call, and many significant shifts in power expected.

    Property analysis: Apartments in Sydney, Melbourne haven’t risen in price as much as houses over the past decade

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Apartment prices in Sydney and Melbourne have not increased as much as house prices over the past decade due to factors like increased supply and challenges in the construction sector.

    How Jack died desperate and alone after multiple DCJ failures

    smh.com.au Tragedy Australia

    The tragic death of an 18-year-old in Australia highlights systemic failures within the child protection system, prompting calls for reform and accountability.

    Karen Webb resigns: NSW Police Commissioner toppled by toxic web

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb resigned amidst criticism of her handling of two high-profile incidents involving civilian deaths and allegations of police misconduct.

    Bluey tax: Kevin Rudd mocks Donald Trump’s movie tariffs

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Kevin Rudd and other Australian officials criticize Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on movies, highlighting concerns about their economic impact and questioning their feasibility.

    Josh Giddey: Australian NBA star fills in for local Frankston basketball team

    theage.com.au Sports Australia

    NBA star Josh Giddey surprised spectators by playing for a local Australian basketball team, showcasing his skills and drawing a large crowd.

    A Soviet space probe will crash back to Earth. It could land in Australia

    smh.com.au Space World

    A Soviet space probe, Kosmos-482, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere this weekend, with a potential landing location somewhere between 52 degrees north and 52 degrees south latitude.

    Bluey tax: Kevin Rudd mocks Donald Trump’s movie tariffs

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Kevin Rudd and other Australian officials criticize Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on movies, highlighting the potential negative impact on the film industry.

    NSW Lib MP invokes Nazis in debate over widening access to abortion

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A New South Wales MP's controversial remarks comparing abortion access to Nazi Germany have ignited a heated debate over proposed changes to the state's abortion laws, sparking protests and rallies.

    Chilling assault: man jailed for holding ex captive | Cobram Courier

    cobramcourier.com.au Crime Australia

    A 42-year-old Australian man was jailed for six months followed by a community corrections order after pleading guilty to multiple violent assaults against his ex-partner.

    VCE 2024: This year’s first-round university offers revealed

    theage.com.au Education Australia

    The 2024 Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) university offers reveal significant fluctuations in minimum selection ranks for various courses across different universities.

    Australia election 2025: How Canning MP Andrew Hastie bucked the trend in a bad campaign

    watoday.com.au Politics Australia

    Australian MP Andrew Hastie's successful reelection campaign in Canning bucked the national trend, highlighting his localized strategy focusing on community issues rather than national party politics.

    Joint venture ZEBRE acquires 333MWh BESS project in South Australia - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    ZEBRE, a joint venture between HDRE and ZEN Energy, has acquired a 333MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) project in South Australia, aiming to build a 1.4GW renewable energy portfolio.

    I wrote down all my relationships and why they ended: ‘I cheated’, ‘he cheated’ – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com Relationships Australia

    The author recounts the humorous and poignant experience of detailing past relationships for an Australian partner visa application, revealing personal insights and self-reflection.

    Melbourne’s new and coming soon bakeries: Hector’s Bakery, Baker Bleu bread, Raya cakes and more

    theage.com.au Food Australia

    This article spotlights thirteen of Melbourne's newest and soon-to-open bakeries, highlighting their unique offerings and must-try baked goods.

    Why so many Kiwis are leaving for Australia and why its economy is stronger - Liam Dann - NZ Herald

    nzherald.co.nz Economics World

    Record numbers of New Zealanders are migrating to Australia due to a stronger Australian economy and policy differences contributing to higher productivity and savings.

    Law firm partner accused of rape at Sydney home loses $3 million lawsuit

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A Sydney law firm partner lost a $3 million lawsuit after being accused of rape, with the judge finding sufficient evidence to warrant prosecution despite some inconclusive evidence.

    Ambarvale shooting: CCTV released after Sydney grandmother killed in drive-by attack

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A grandmother was fatally shot in a drive-by attack in Ambarvale, Sydney, prompting a police investigation and a public appeal for information.

    Amphitheatre Falls via Empire Pass and North Lawson Falls, New South Wales, Australia - 12 Reviews, Map | AllTrails

    alltrails.com Hiking Australia

    A scenic hike through Australia's Blue Mountains National Park leads to Amphitheatre Falls, passing multiple waterfalls and viewpoints, though the trail to the falls requires careful navigation using a map.

    German roots of 'Uber' help Australian company fend off trademark challenge | MLex | Specialist news and analysis on legal risk and regulation

    law360.com Law Australia

    An Australian tutoring company successfully defended its trademark 'Uber Tutors' against a challenge from Uber Technologies, citing the German meaning of 'Uber' in its defense.

    WA news LIVE: Prominent Perth lawyer recalls being followed by police during Rayney defamation trial

    watoday.com.au Law Australia

    Prominent Perth lawyer Martin Bennett recounts being followed by WA Police during the 2017 defamation trial of Lloyd Rayney, adding another layer to the complex case.

    Woodside overhauls Browse plan as environmental watchdog goes back to the public

    watoday.com.au Energy Australia

    Australia's environmental watchdog is conducting a public consultation on Woodside's amended plan for the Browse gas project, raising concerns about its environmental impact.

    E-bike crash: Screams, a crumpled bike: Pedestrian struck by ‘illegally modified’ bike dies

    theage.com.au Accident Australia

    A pedestrian was killed in Hastings, Australia, after being struck by an illegally modified e-bike, prompting concerns about e-bike safety and road regulations.

    Want to claim Working From Home on your tax return? You’ll need to act now

    smh.com.au Tax Australia

    This article provides guidance on claiming working-from-home expenses on Australian tax returns, outlining methods for calculating deductions and record-keeping requirements.

    MG QS: Chinesisches Verbrenner-SUV im X5-Format zum Schnäppchen-Preis

    auto-motor-und-sport.de Automotive World

    The MG QS, a seven-seat SUV based on the Roewe RX9, offers a premium-segment experience at a competitive price, currently launched in Australia with plans for potential European release.

    RFSA donations not flowing onto NSW RFS

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    An Australian charity, the Rural Fire Service Association (RFSA), is under scrutiny for its spending habits, with a significant portion of donations going towards administration and telemarketing rather than directly supporting volunteer firefighters.

    19th century Dutch shipwreck discovered off Australian coast highlights gold rush history | CNN

    cnn.com Archaeology Australia

    Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreckage of the Dutch merchant ship Koning Willem de Tweede off the coast of South Australia, shedding light on a tragic event during the 19th-century Australian gold rushes.

    Illegal tobacco Sydney: who are the winners, losers and moneymakers?

    smh.com.au Business Australia

    The article investigates the booming illegal tobacco trade in Sydney, highlighting the significant financial losses for the government, the involvement of organized crime, and the impact on local communities.

    Sydney’s richest suburbs: What do you need to earn to be in the top 1 per cent in your suburb?

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    Analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals significant income disparity in Sydney's wealthiest suburbs, with Bellevue Hill and Mosman showing exceptionally high earnings among their top 1 percent.

    Australian War Memorial to update Ben Roberts-Smith panels but display will remain

    theage.com.au History Australia

    The Australian War Memorial will update its displays about Ben Roberts-Smith, acknowledging allegations of misconduct while maintaining his Victoria Cross recognition.

    Australia emissions: Nationals could be on board with net zero through surprise incentive

    watoday.com.au Politics Australia

    Australia's Nationals party may surprisingly support net-zero emissions due to incentives for agricultural exporters, despite internal divisions and challenges in nuclear energy development timelines.

    ASX: QAN Qantas Federal Court: Airline accused of taking advantage of ‘tragedy for the nation’

    watoday.com.au Business Australia

    Qantas's Jetstar subsidiary is criticized for leveraging its market dominance to raise prices after the collapse of a competitor, leading to record profits amidst concerns about lack of competition in the Australian aviation sector.

    Kadambot Siddique selected for 2024 Crawford Fund Medal Award - The Hindu

    thehindu.com Agriculture Australia

    Agricultural scientist Kadambot Siddique has been awarded the 2024 Crawford Fund Medal for his significant contributions to international agricultural research.

    Led Zepplin, ageing and pacemakers: My resurrection took a civilisation, Whitlam and a team of doctors. It cost me $7

    watoday.com.au Autobiography Australia

    A journalist reflects on his recovery from a heart scare, connecting his experience to Australia's healthcare system, his family, and his love of music.

    Led Zepplin, ageing and pacemakers: My resurrection took a civilisation, Whitlam and a team of doctors. It cost me $7

    smh.com.au Journalism Australia

    A journalist reflects on his recovery from a heart scare, connecting his experience to Australia's healthcare system and personal memories.

    Taipan crash: Army helicopter pilot helped avoid further tragedy in final moments

    smh.com.au Aviation Australia

    An Australian Army helicopter crash investigation reveals that the pilot's final actions likely saved the lives of other crew members, despite concerns about the helmet's technology.

    Ben Roberts-Smith: OSI uncovers new war crimes evidence, secures fresh witnesses

    theage.com.au Law Australia

    New evidence and witness testimonies uncovered by the Office of Special Investigator (OSI) further implicate Ben Roberts-Smith in war crimes during his deployment in Afghanistan.

    Ben Roberts-Smith: OSI uncovers new war crimes evidence, secures fresh witnesses

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    New evidence and witnesses uncovered by the Office of Special Investigator (OSI) further implicate Ben Roberts-Smith in war crimes during his time in Afghanistan.

    Peter Stevens Motorcycles goes under, leaving 400 jobs in limbo

    afr.com Business Australia

    Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a major Australian motorcycle retailer, has entered administration, jeopardizing 400 jobs due to weak consumer demand.

    Best crime dramas to watch this winter in Australia: 10 dark but comforting shows

    smh.com.au Television Australia

    This article recommends ten crime dramas perfect for Australian viewers seeking comforting yet captivating winter viewing, ranging from cozy and thought-provoking to chillingly realistic.

    DFAT had lines for Albanese on Trump Gaza ethnic cleansing plan

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    Leaked documents reveal that Australian officials drafted a strong response opposing Trump's proposal to ethnically cleanse Gaza, but Prime Minister Albanese's public statement was more ambiguous.

    Woodside North West Shelf extension: Green groups fail in bid to delay federal call on Woodside proposal

    watoday.com.au Energy Australia

    Green groups' attempt to delay Woodside's North West Shelf extension failed, as the federal government rejected their reconsideration requests, citing invalidity under Commonwealth environmental laws.

    Why Ryan Strain missed Dundee United player of the year awards

    thecourier.co.uk Sports Scotland

    Ryan Strain missed Dundee United's player of the year awards due to his call-up to the Australian national team for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

    Manly ferry Narrabeen leaves dry dock to return to service

    smh.com.au Maritime Australia

    The Narrabeen ferry, part of Sydney's Manly ferry fleet, has completed extensive repairs and is set to return to service after an unexpected delay.

    Qatar jet offer to Donald Trump: US leader gets a flying palace. Paul Keating was doomed to jalopy in the sky

    watoday.com.au Politics Australia

    This article contrasts the aging Australian VIP jet used by former Prime Minister Paul Keating with the luxurious aircraft enjoyed by Donald Trump, highlighting the differences in standards and procurement processes between the two countries.

    Goldstein: Zoe Daniel calls for recount

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Following a close Australian election, Zoe Daniel is requesting a recount in the Goldstein electorate due to concerns about anomalies and a changing electorate size.

    State surveillance unit: The ‘invisible’ officers who have hounded generations of criminals

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    This article recounts the daring and often humorous exploits of a specialized Australian police surveillance unit known as "The Dogs," detailing their successful apprehension of various criminals through innovative and sometimes unconventional methods.

    New treatment for bladder cancer will hopefully improve survival rates

    theage.com.au Medicine Australia

    A new bladder cancer treatment using two chemotherapy drugs shows promise in improving survival rates and reducing side effects compared to standard immunotherapy.

    Northland brawl: Jacinta Allan bans the sale of machetes in Victoria after shopping centre lockdown in Preston

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    A machete brawl at a shopping center in Melbourne, Australia, resulted in several injuries and the arrest of two teenage boys, prompting a temporary ban on machete sales.

    ADHD diagnosis, prescriptions to be available through NSW GPs

    smh.com.au Healthcare Australia

    New South Wales, Australia, will allow general practitioners to diagnose and prescribe ADHD medication, aiming to reduce wait times and costs for families.

    Lucrative tobacco business laid bare in court case of Muh’d Al Zoubi

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A court case exposes the lucrative yet illegal tobacco business in Australia, prompting discussions on stricter regulations and alternative approaches to combatting the black market.

    Immutable: $3.5b tech company suffers executive exodus

    afr.com Business Australia

    Australian tech firm Immutable has experienced significant executive departures and staff reductions, raising concerns about its stability.

    I went to a tragic celebrity dinner party where everyone was on Ozempic and the hollow-eyed stars gave me alarming confessions: JANA HOCKING | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Lifestyle Australia

    A journalist recounts a surreal celebrity dinner party where widespread Ozempic use led to guests rejecting abundant food, highlighting the drug's impact on social gatherings and body image pressures.

    Recount in Goldstein after Wilson’s slim margin prompts Daniel’s request

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    A recount is underway in the Australian electorate of Goldstein following a close election result and a candidate's request, prompted by discrepancies discovered during the preference distribution.

    Ben Roberts-Smith’s rabid band of supporters has an outspoken new member: Gina Rinehart

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    This article details accusations of war crimes against Ben Roberts-Smith and highlights the outspoken support he receives from wealthy individuals like Gina Rinehart, sparking a debate about morality and accountability.

    Police set taskforce amid gangland war fears

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A taskforce is established by police in response to escalating gang violence in Sydney, marked by recent shootings targeting both gang members and innocent bystanders.

    Sydney University antisemitism rules: Academics resist definition adoption

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    The University of Sydney's adoption of a new antisemitism definition sparks debate among academics and students, highlighting concerns about freedom of speech and the rise of anti-Israel sentiment on campus.

    Environment: Six years after first school strike for climate, student activist leaders march on

    smh.com.au Activism Australia

    Six years after the first school strike for climate, student activists reflect on their experiences, highlighting both the empowerment of mass protests and the disillusionment of limited political action.

    Could a 40-year-old Quade Cooper take on the NFL’s biggest stars? He thinks so

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    Veteran rugby player Quade Cooper contemplates a potential transition to American football, considering the benefits of cross-code talent for the sport's development.

    Australian travel adventures: A road trip along rugged and remote Coral Coast of Western Australia

    theage.com.au Travel Australia

    A family embarks on a shorter-than-usual Australian road trip along the Coral Coast of Western Australia, experiencing diverse landscapes and wildlife encounters.

    Federal election 2025: Tim Wilson declares victory in Goldstein recount

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Tim Wilson wins the Goldstein seat in the 2025 Australian federal election recount after a tight race with Zoe Daniel.

    Woollahra’s $10.6m failed sale offers a lesson in contract law

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A failed $10.6 million property sale in Woollahra, Australia, highlights the complexities of contract law and the consequences of non-completion.

    Trump foreigner tax set to hit Australians in the US

    smh.com.au Politics World

    A proposed US tax regulation under the Trump administration could significantly impact Australian entities and individuals, potentially escalating tensions over tax and trade policies.

    What you need to earn to be in your Melbourne suburb’s top 1 per cent

    theage.com.au Finance Australia

    Analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals stark income inequality in Melbourne, with Toorak's top 1% earning far more than the median income, highlighting the geographic concentration of wealth.

    Tommy Jodlovich: Smooth As Silk clinic allegedly infected with patients with hepatitis B

    smh.com.au Medicine Australia

    A banned doctor in Sydney is accused of infecting patients with Hepatitis B at his beauty clinic due to alleged inadequate infection control practices, prompting an investigation and a prohibition order.

    Joe Montemurro: Matildas new coach revealed

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    Joe Montemurro, the new coach of the Australian women's national football team (Matildas), outlines his ambitious plans for the team, emphasizing exciting, attacking football and aiming for success at the upcoming Asian Cup.

    Anthony Albanese’s gas project extension is not just a mistake, it’s a betrayal

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    The Albanese government's extension of a gas project on Murujuga, a significant Indigenous site, is criticized as environmentally damaging and economically unsound, undermining Australia's climate leadership.

    Superannuation tax breakthrough as Albo signals changes: PETER VAN ONSELEN on how the rules could be drastically different | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics Australia

    Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's willingness to negotiate changes to the proposed superannuation tax is a positive development, but concerns remain about the tax's design flaws and the potential for political maneuvering.

    Woodside, Santos head dangerous campaign vs 'activist lawfare'

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    Australian oil and gas executives are pushing back against increasing climate-related lawsuits, employing tactics to discredit public-interest litigation and limit judicial oversight.

    Dunmanway’s orphan famine girls get fitting memorial 175 years later | Southern Star

    southernstar.ie History Ireland

    A memorial was unveiled in Dunmanway, Ireland, to commemorate the 14 famine orphan girls who were sent to Australia in 1849 as part of the Earl Grey Scheme.

    Remains found in search for missing Queensland girl Pheobe Bishop

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    The remains of missing Queensland girl Pheobe Bishop have been found, leading to the arrest and charge of two individuals with murder and interfering with a corpse.

    Healthscope hospitals: Very public disaster still has more pain to deliver

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    Healthscope's financial struggles, marked by high debt and unfavorable land lease agreements, threaten hospital closures unless a buyer can be found who can negotiate improved lease terms with landlords.

    ‘Cool comes and goes’, but Toorak would rather remain timeless

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Toorak, a prestigious Melbourne suburb, faces challenges with empty shops and high rents, yet maintains its timeless appeal through its unique character, historical significance, and strong community.

    Landscape designer Kate Seddon on creating beautiful gardens in Victoria

    theage.com.au Gardening Australia

    This article profiles landscape designer Kate Seddon, highlighting her collaborative approach, design philosophy, and notable projects in and around Melbourne, Australia.

    Australia's SEIA calls for 'urgent intervention' on solar rule change - PV Tech

    pv-tech.org Energy Australia

    Australia's Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is urging immediate action to prevent a rule change that threatens thousands of solar industry jobs and hinders the nation's energy transition.

    NSW snow season: Strong start to Snowy Mountains weather on long weekend

    smh.com.au Skiing Australia

    The Snowy Mountains in NSW, Australia, experienced an excellent start to the 2025 ski season with heavy snowfall over the King's Birthday long weekend, despite concerns about warmer-than-average winter forecasts.

    ‘Done and dusted’: Inside Labor’s North West Shelf gas approval | The Saturday Paper

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au Politics Australia

    The Australian government's approval of a 40-year extension for the Woodside Energy's North West Shelf gas plant has sparked controversy due to its potential conflict with the region's bid for World Heritage protection.

    King’s Birthday Honours list: Scott Morrison, scientists and costume designer feature in awards

    smh.com.au Awards Australia

    Australia's King's Birthday Honours list recognizes a diverse group of individuals, including prominent figures from politics, arts, science, and community service.

    King’s Birthday Honours list: Scott Morrison, scientists and costume designer feature in awards

    watoday.com.au Awards Australia

    Australia's King's Birthday Honours list recognizes a diverse group of individuals, including prominent figures from politics, arts, science, and community service.

    How Australians can stay in Europe’s Schengen area countries longer than 90 days

    watoday.com.au Travel Europe

    Australians planning extended stays in Europe can navigate the Schengen Area's 90-day limit by utilizing pre-existing visa waiver agreements with individual European countries.

    Education in Sydney: International students use primary and high schools as pathway to Australian universities

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    International students are increasingly using Sydney's public primary and high schools as a pathway to Australian universities, despite challenges like school capacity limits and a shortage of homestay families.

    Building Information Certificate (BIC) cause problems for neighbours, councils and prompt calls for a fix

    smh.com.au Construction Australia

    Building Information Certificates (BICs) in Australia are causing problems for neighbors and councils due to their use in approving unauthorized building works, prompting calls for reform.

    Locals want to sink bid for new Olympic whitewater site

    brisbanetimes.com.au Sports Australia

    A community in Redlands, Australia, opposes the proposed construction of a whitewater facility for the 2032 Olympics, citing environmental concerns and financial viability issues, while proponents highlight the need for a second world-class facility in the country.

    Abu Ousayd ‘dehumanised’ and ‘humiliated’ Jewish community, court hears

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    An Australian court case examines whether speeches by a religious leader constituted hate speech, with witnesses testifying to feelings of dehumanization and insecurity within the Jewish community.

    Ultrarunner Will Goodge endured hallucinations and sleepless nights during 2,387-mile run across Australia in 35 days | CNN

    cnn.com Sports Australia

    British ultrarunner Will Goodge completed a record-breaking 2,387-mile run across Australia in 35 days, overcoming hallucinations, sleep deprivation, and physical challenges while raising money for cancer charities.

    Gregor Haas’ red notice cancelled by Interpol as lawyer calls for release

    smh.com.au Politics World

    An Interpol red notice against Gregor Haas has been cancelled, prompting calls for his release from a Philippine detention facility where he has been held for over a year.

    Alleged Alameddine boss Ali Elmoubayed escapes brazen shooting by minutes

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Ali Elmoubayed, a former bodyguard to alleged crime boss Rafat Alameddine, narrowly escaped a drive-by shooting at his home, highlighting the ongoing violence within Australian organized crime networks.

    Hybrid assets & grid-forming BESS: Fluence on Australia’s NEM - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    Fluence executives discuss the rise of hybrid energy assets and grid-forming battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM), highlighting trends, challenges, and future prospects.

    Honey bees: A sting in the love story for native pollinators

    smh.com.au Ecology Australia

    Honeybees' superior foraging efficiency and competition with native bees in Australia are harming native bee populations and biodiversity.

    Prison without walls: Short, angry Charles served just two years for crushing his fiancée to death. Now a fearless move by the girl's mother means he will NEVER know peace: CANDACE SUTTON | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    A man convicted of killing his fiancée by running her over with his car is now on dating apps, prompting outrage from the victim's family and highlighting the need for a national domestic violence registry.

    What the ABC's latest cuts are really about

    lamestream.com.au Media Australia

    The article analyzes the recent job cuts and restructuring at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), criticizing the lack of strategic direction in these decisions.

    Lenny Kravitz Australian tour in Mildura: how did the regional town secure a rock legend?

    brisbanetimes.com.au Music Australia

    Rock legend Lenny Kravitz's upcoming Australian tour will include a stop in the regional town of Mildura, boosting the local economy and showcasing the town's improved infrastructure.

    State of Origin 2025: Munster’s Maroons hold out Blues tide to set up Sydney decider

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    The Queensland Maroons defeated the New South Wales Blues in a thrilling State of Origin match in Perth, setting up a decider in Sydney.

    Albanese is pulling away from the US – and Australians seem to love it

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Australian Prime Minister Albanese's shift towards a more independent foreign policy, lessening reliance on the US and engaging more with regional partners like Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, is gaining popular support.

    CEO wages are falling and golden parachutes have collapsed

    watoday.com.au Business Australia

    Australian CEO salaries are declining, with the pay gap between CEOs and average workers narrowing, although significant payouts and controversies still exist.

    ‘Now the real race starts’ – Australia’s Luke Tuckwell moves into maglia rosa at Giro Next Gen on stage 5 | Cyclingnews

    cyclingnews.com Cycling Italy

    Australian cyclist Luke Tuckwell claimed the maglia rosa in stage 5 of the Giro Next Gen, showcasing a strategic team effort and setting the stage for a thrilling final three stages.

    Bali shooting: He stopped for cigarettes moments before a deadly ambush. It was the clue police needed

    theage.com.au Crime Bali

    Three Australians have been arrested and charged with premeditated murder in Bali following a deadly shooting at a villa, with police alleging a possible connection to Melbourne's underworld.

    Could Trump can AUKUS?

    economist.com Politics World

    Donald Trump's potential impact on the AUKUS alliance and increased demands on Australia's defense spending are raising concerns.

    La brillante respuesta de Angus Young cuando le dicen que "los discos de AC/DC suenan iguales"

    rockfm.fm Music Australia

    Angus Young's witty response to criticisms that AC/DC's albums all sound alike is revisited, highlighting the band's prolific career and enduring popularity.

    Further details emerge after discovery of body near Jerilderie | Cobram Courier

    cobramcourier.com.au Crime Australia

    The discovery of a deceased man with multiple injuries near Jerilderie, Australia, has prompted a police investigation and appeal for public information.

    Erin Patterson murder trial: Were mushrooms used to kill, or was it a ‘terrible accident’? | CNN

    cnn.com Crime Australia

    An Australian woman stands trial for allegedly using death cap mushrooms to kill three guests at a lunch she hosted, raising questions of accidental poisoning or deliberate murder.

    Buy now, pay later used for concert tickets prices as soar

    theage.com.au Finance Australia

    The rising use of Buy Now Pay Later services for concert ticket purchases in Australia is examined, highlighting both the benefits of flexible payment options and concerns about potential debt traps.

    How Craig Astill’s life of luxury collapsed into bankruptcy

    watoday.com.au Business Australia

    The lavish lifestyle of Melbourne investor Craig Astill crumbled after his investment firm, Caason Group, collapsed into bankruptcy, leaving millions in debt and facing investigations.

    Sam Mostyn interview: The Governor-General on living next to Anthony Albanese and hosting the Queen

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    This article presents an interview with Australia's Governor-General, Sam Mostyn, discussing her role, experiences, and perspectives on various aspects of Australian governance and the monarchy.

    Photos show alleged childcare paedophile Joshua Brown working at centres much earlier than first believed

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Discrepancies have emerged regarding the employment timeline of Joshua Brown, a childcare worker facing numerous child sex abuse charges, raising concerns about the accuracy of information provided to authorities.

    Fremantle Herald, Perth Voice left without printed edition after Seven West Media stoush

    watoday.com.au Media Australia

    The Fremantle Herald and Perth Voice ceased their print editions due to a dispute with Seven West Media over printing contracts.

    Family mourns 'beautiful' René, killed on notorious section of Appin Road

    smh.com.au Accident Australia

    The tragic death of René White on a notorious section of Appin Road highlights ongoing safety concerns and prompts calls for improved road infrastructure.

    Dr Ann Jones’ new ABC show gets close to dangerous animals

    watoday.com.au Wildlife Australia

    Dr. Ann Jones' new ABC show, "Dr. Ann's Secret Lives," follows her adventures encountering diverse wildlife in Australia and Borneo, highlighting the scientists dedicated to their conservation.

    Five years of India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership - Hindustan Times

    hindustantimes.com Politics World

    The India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, established in 2020, has significantly deepened over the past five years, marked by increased military exercises, diplomatic dialogues, and economic cooperation.

    Kyle Sandilands' tantrum, News Corp blunders, a Mamamia culpa?

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    News Corp publications, The Australian and Herald Sun, made factual errors in print editions, misidentifying the party affiliation of politicians involved in court cases.

    Knife-wielding junkies, courtroom invaders, TV reporters terrorised... and my wife left me: WAYNE FLOWER on the shocking 'curse of the mushroom trial' - and the day we all knew Erin was cooked | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    This article recounts the author's experience covering the Erin Patterson trial, detailing the long trial, the unsettling atmosphere in Morwell, and the personal toll the experience took on him and other journalists.

    Erin Patterson mushroom trial: How well do we really know anyone?

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The Erin Patterson mushroom poisoning case raises questions about how well we truly know the people around us and the hidden depths of human nature.

    Tove Lo ups the Aussie ante with 'weird' Kylie Minogue collaboration

    smh.com.au Music Australia

    Swedish pop star Tove Lo will headline Spotify's Front Left Live in Melbourne, Australia, in October, marking her only Australian show surrounding her new album release.

    Australia’s great leap forward: China opportunity makes Trump tariffs look like ‘a pimple on the bum of the iron ore trade’.

    theage.com.au Economics Australia

    Australia's potential to become a global leader in green iron ore production, driven by China's demand for sustainable materials, presents a significant economic opportunity.

    Burgertory owner Hash Tayeh steps down as CEO due to threats and targeted attacks

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Burgertory CEO Hash Tayeh stepped down due to threats, attacks, and financial issues involving franchisees and tax debts.

    Perth needs good neighbours, but is a beer a bridge too far these days?

    watoday.com.au Sociology Australia

    This article explores the evolving nature of neighborly relationships in Perth, Australia, examining how technology and changing social habits have impacted community connections.

    Fairfield kidnapping: Sydney couple’s 36 hours of hell

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney couple endured a terrifying 36-hour kidnapping ordeal involving violence, ransom demands, and a daring escape into bushland.

    Rescued backpacker Carolina Wilga bids farewell to Perth

    watoday.com.au News Australia

    A German backpacker, Carolina Wilga, who went missing in Western Australia for eleven days, has been found and expresses gratitude for the community's support before returning to Germany.

    Australian superannuation: What does the average person with a $3 million total look like?

    theage.com.au Finance Australia

    An analysis of Australian superannuation data reveals the demographics and geographic distribution of individuals with balances exceeding $3 million.

    Antisemitism Australia: Linda Dessau former Victoria governor calls for stronger stand on hate speech

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Former Victoria governor Linda Dessau advocates for stronger action against antisemitism in Australia, highlighting the need to address the rising concerns and comparing the response to antisemitic acts with past support for other communities.

    RBA July interest rates decision: Reserve Bank’s meeting minutes show concerns over keeping rate at 3.85 per cent

    watoday.com.au Economics Australia

    The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) July meeting minutes reveal internal debate on interest rates, with some advocating for a cut due to slowing economic growth and inflation concerns, while others favored maintaining the current rate.

    Appeal date set for convicted high country killer Greg Lynn

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    Convicted murderer Greg Lynn will appeal his sentence and conviction in October 2024, a year after he was jailed for at least 24 years for the murder of Carol Clay.

    Segal’s antisemitism plan takes us down a path we should fear to tread

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    An Australian government report proposing to defund institutions engaging in antisemitism sparks debate over the definition of antisemitism and its potential chilling effect on criticism of Israel.

    Meet the Australian woman at the centre of a tech millionaire’s quest to live forever

    smh.com.au Health Australia

    An Australian woman participates in a tech millionaire's ambitious anti-aging experiment, raising questions about the pursuit of longevity and its trade-offs.

    Altona Meadows machete attack survivor recounts brutal Central Square Shopping Centre ambush

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    A man recounts a brutal machete attack at a Melbourne shopping center, highlighting a surge in knife violence and the upcoming ban on machetes.

    Domino’s Pizza: 83-year-old Jack hungry for a five-minute plan

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Domino's Pizza, under new leadership, is facing challenges after a period of rapid expansion and inflated expectations, prompting a restructuring plan focused on cost reduction and improved product quality.

    David James: Sydney OSHC centres a ‘cash cow’, industry heads say after paedophile allegations emerge

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Allegations of paedophilia at Sydney OSHC centres spark concerns about the for-profit nature of the industry and its impact on child safety and quality of care.

    Australia property: Coastal towns with most homes listed on Airbnb

    watoday.com.au RealEstate Australia

    A report examines the impact of short-term rentals, like those on Airbnb, on housing availability and rental costs in Australian coastal towns, revealing varied economic effects and proposing regulatory recommendations.

    The legal battlefield of parental alienation | The Saturday Paper

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au Law Australia

    The article explores the complexities and devastating consequences of parental alienation within the Australian legal system, highlighting the challenges faced by victims and the need for systemic reform.

    Plan Marta: la odisea de las 815 chicas que envió la España franquista para inocular vida en Australia | Noticias de Galicia | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com History World

    The article details the experiences of 815 Spanish women who emigrated to Australia under the 'Plan Marta' during the Franco regime, highlighting their challenges and eventual integration.

    A cottage in Carlton and a tiny cabin among the gum trees: Victoria’s best new homes

    theage.com.au Architecture Australia

    The article showcases award-winning homes in Victoria, Australia, highlighting innovative designs that prioritize space, light, and connection to the outdoors, alongside the Australian House of the Year winner in Queensland.

    Multi-employer bargaining agreements: Labor’s landmark deal riddled with multimillion-dollar tax debt claims

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A landmark multi-employer bargaining deal in Australia is facing scrutiny due to significant tax debt claims against several companies involved.

    Scots College buys Mitchell Road Antiques’ famed stuffed camel Michelle for John Cunningham Student Centre

    smh.com.au History Australia

    The journey of Michelle, a famed stuffed camel, from the Australian Museum to a Sydney antique store and finally to Scots College, is a quirky tale of taxidermy, unexpected sales, and a dying art.

    NBN speed upgrade Australia September 14: Internet speed expected to double as new update roles out

    theage.com.au Technology Australia

    NBN's upcoming speed upgrade in September promises to double internet speeds for many Australians, with telcos confirming plans to pass on the improvements at no extra cost.

    Melbourne surgeons face TAC lawsuit over alleged multimillion-dollar fraud

    theage.com.au Healthcare Australia

    Multiple surgeons in Melbourne face a lawsuit for allegedly defrauding the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) through multimillion-dollar fraudulent billing practices.

    Sydney granddaughter who took $200K loses court appeal over $3m estate

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A granddaughter's appeal to keep $200,000 from her grandmother's $3 million estate was overturned, resulting in her having to repay the sum and cover legal costs.

    Reinstated sacked cop loses job again

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A reinstated police officer in NSW, Australia, has been dismissed again after the Industrial Relations Commission found him to possess child abuse material and display poor judgment.

    Richmond bike lane vote: Yarra Council to debate removal or narrowing of lanes on Elizabeth Street

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Yarra Council in Melbourne is debating the removal or narrowing of bike lanes on Elizabeth Street, sparking controversy and raising concerns about accessibility and community impact.

    Ex-partner of fugitive Transport manager ‘helped him with corrupt schemes’, inquiry hears

    smh.com.au Corruption Australia

    An inquiry revealed that the ex-partner of a fugitive transport manager aided him in corrupt schemes, including manipulating tenders and accepting kickbacks.

    Camp Cove kiosk BYO plan slammed by George Miller, other Watson’s Bay residents

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A proposal to allow BYO alcohol at a Camp Cove kiosk in Watson's Bay, Australia, sparks debate among residents, with concerns raised about noise, litter, and potential for antisocial behavior.

    Is Nine’s defamation win over Munjed Al Muderis a game changer?

    crikey.com.au Law Australia

    A landmark defamation case in Australia concludes with a win for Nine Entertainment, setting a precedent for the newly introduced public interest defense.

    Palestinian state Australia: Hamas praises Albanese, claims credit for government decision

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Australia's recognition of Palestine has drawn praise from Hamas, which claims its actions contributed to this decision, while sparking criticism from Australian officials and opposition figures.

    Wamberal sea wall dispute: Police investigating after Central Coast beachfront erosion fight turns violent

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A dispute over a proposed seawall in Wamberal, Australia, has escalated into violence, prompting a police investigation and highlighting the community's frustration over coastal erosion.

    Perth woman’s nightclub Nazi salute costs her $1000 fine and her job

    watoday.com.au Law Australia

    An Australian woman was fined $1000 and lost her job for performing a Nazi salute at a nightclub, with the court acknowledging her ADHD and impulse control issues.

    Medical misogyny putting women at risk of infertility, agonising pain in Australian emergency departments

    smh.com.au Medicine Australia

    Delays in diagnosing ovarian torsion in Australian emergency departments, exacerbated by medical misogyny and resource limitations, are causing significant pain and infertility for women.

    Why Summer’s family is opting out of selective school test coaching

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    This article explores the rising trend of families opting out of intensive selective school test coaching in Australia, driven by concerns about stress and a desire to prioritize extracurricular activities.

    Palestinian recognition: Anthony Albanese, Labor’s call will make little difference, RPM finds

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    An Australian poll reveals that while Australians aren't against recognizing Palestine, they believe such recognition would have little impact on the situation, prioritizing a more stable environment before granting statehood.

    Palestine recognition Australia: Albanese is ‘virtue signalling’, says veteran Middle East negotiator Aaron David Miller

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Veteran Middle East negotiator Aaron David Miller criticizes Australia's potential recognition of Palestine, arguing it's a symbolic gesture with no practical impact, while highlighting the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

    Israel cancels visas for Australian diplomats in retaliation over Palestinian recognition

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Israel canceled visas for Australian diplomats in retaliation for Australia's recognition of Palestine, prompting a strong response from the Australian foreign minister.

    Working from home: Two-thirds of voters support right to work from home and four-day work week

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    A poll reveals strong Australian voter support for the right to work from home and a four-day work week, sparking debate about the practicality and economic implications of these flexible work arrangements.

    Australia news LIVE: Netanyahu blasts ‘weak’ Albanese; Trump rules out US troops in Ukraine

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Australia's rejection of an Israeli politician's visa sparked a diplomatic row, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticizing Australian Prime Minister Albanese, while a Nationals senator blamed Albanese for the fallout.

    Palestine recognition Australia: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defies Jewish groups’ calls for moderation, attacking Anthony Albanese

    theage.com.au Politics World

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu escalated his conflict with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, defying calls for moderation from Australian Jewish leaders and criticizing Albanese's plan to recognize a Palestinian state.

    Developing the ‘world’s most powerful battery storage system’ - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    The Waratah Super Battery in Australia, despite challenges from Powin Energy's bankruptcy, is nearing completion and will significantly improve grid stability and potentially serve as a model for grid-forming technology.

    Australia-Israel relations at new low after Netanyahu attacks Anthony Albanese

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Strained relations between Australia and Israel worsen after Prime Minister Netanyahu's criticism of Australian Prime Minister Albanese sparks controversy and mixed reactions.

    PETER VAN ONSELEN: Tony Burke's childish and VERY rehearsed attack on Israel's Netanyahu will have consequences for Australia | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics World

    Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke's strong response to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Twitter attack is criticized for being more performative than diplomatic, potentially harming Australia's interests.

    Subway’s new challenger, the next Penfolds: Six ASX chiefs on profits and the future

    smh.com.au Business Australia

    Six ASX company chiefs discuss their profit strategies and future plans, highlighting diverse approaches to navigating economic challenges and market trends.

    Climate change: Almost half of Australians express support for a significant increase to emissions-reduction target by 2035

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A Resolve poll reveals that nearly half of Australians support a substantial increase in emissions reduction targets by 2035, while internal political debates within the Australian government regarding climate policies continue.

    Norway travel and tourism: The country that makes me sad to be Australian

    theage.com.au Travel World

    A personal travelogue comparing Norway's progressive policies on electric vehicles, parental leave, and welfare to those of Australia, highlighting the stark contrast between the two nations.

    Beau Lamarre-Condon pleads not guilty to murder of Jesse Baird, Luke Davies

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A former police officer, Beau Lamarre-Condon, pleaded not guilty to the murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, with the case involving a three-day manhunt and details of a previous celebrity blog.

    Democracy was on the defensive before Trump 2.0. Now it may be dying.

    smh.com.au Politics World

    The article discusses the global decline of democracy, highlighting Donald Trump's role and the threats posed by foreign interference and online extremism, particularly in Australia.

    NDIS is being rorted, but not by people with autism

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    The article argues that the real rorting of the NDIS isn't by autistic individuals, but by private companies exploiting the system for profit, leaving support workers underpaid and overworked.

    Dezi Freeman posted for years on social media about killing police

    crikey.com.au Crime Australia

    Dezi Freeman's extensive social media history reveals a years-long escalation of anti-police rhetoric culminating in the alleged shooting of two officers in Australia.

    Renewable energy transition in Australia: Donald Trump leads charge against wind power

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Donald Trump's opposition to wind energy is impacting global renewable energy projects, particularly in Australia, leading to project cancellations and investor hesitancy.

    Auburn South Primary School: Father insulted that driver who killed son will walk free

    theage.com.au Accident Australia

    A grieving father expresses outrage after the driver who caused a fatal car accident at his son's primary school, killing the child, receives only a careless driving charge.

    Neo-Nazis Thomas Sewell crashes Premier Jacinta Allan’s press conference

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell disrupted a press conference in Melbourne, leading to its abandonment, and is facing charges for various offenses including intimidation and violating safety orders.

    Australian superannuation: ATO warns funds are not ‘free money’ as early withdrawals hit $1b

    watoday.com.au Finance Australia

    The Australian Taxation Office warns against early superannuation withdrawals as applications surge, reaching $1 billion in 2023-24, raising concerns about long-term financial implications and unethical practices.

    Australian superannuation: ATO warns funds are not ‘free money’ as early withdrawals hit $1b

    theage.com.au Finance Australia

    The Australian Taxation Office warns against early superannuation withdrawals as applications surge, reaching $1 billion in 2023-24, highlighting concerns about long-term financial implications and unethical practices.

    Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell arrested outside court

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, leader of the National Socialist Network, was arrested outside a Melbourne court following a heated confrontation and after disrupting a press conference.

    Daniel Andrews addresses China military parade attendance, defends Ukraine war stance after photo including Vladimir Putin

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Former Australian Premier Daniel Andrews' attendance at a Chinese military parade sparks controversy, drawing criticism for appearing alongside Vladimir Putin and raising concerns about his stance on the war in Ukraine.

    Eyes wide shut as a mushroom cook is sentenced to life in prison; non-parole period of 33 years

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A mushroom lunch survivor expresses gratitude to authorities and the community after the cook is sentenced to life in prison for poisoning three people.

    Sydney Dr Mohammad Salah Uddin Sharier gave newborn high-strength opioid instead of Panadol

    smh.com.au Medicine Australia

    A Sydney doctor was found guilty of professional misconduct after giving a newborn baby a high-strength opioid instead of Panadol, leading to an overdose and hospitalization.

    NSW Parliament: Neo-Nazi Joel Davis speaks at event sponsored by MP

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A neo-Nazi infiltrated a NSW Parliament event, using the platform to promote supremacist views, sparking outrage and prompting the sponsoring MP to withdraw support.

    Family home of ‘luxury’ Sydney rapper sprayed with 20 bullets

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney rapper's family home was attacked with gunfire, leading to charges related to assault, reckless driving, and possession of suspected criminal proceeds.

    Sungrow Batteries Reviews in Australia 2025: 7 Powerful Insights with Statistics – Solar Miner Australia

    solarminer9.wordpress.com Energy Australia

    This article reviews Sungrow batteries' performance, affordability, and reliability in the Australian market, providing insights to help consumers choose solar batteries.

    Central Coast teacher charged with rape of teen allegedly tried to flee country

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Central Coast school teacher, Patrick Jan Starkey, was arrested at Sydney Airport while allegedly attempting to flee to South Africa after being charged with multiple counts of sexual assault against a 15-year-old girl.

    Former Knox Grammar teacher William Roberto Gulson accused of grooming, messaged child on dating app

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    A former teacher at Knox Grammar School in Sydney, Australia, is accused of grooming a child and sending inappropriate messages via a dating app.

    Moore Park rapist: Glenn Gary Cameron pleads guilty to 24 charges in 90s sexual assault rampage

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Glenn Gary Cameron, 61, pleaded guilty to 24 charges related to a series of sexual assaults in Sydney during the 1990s, ending a decades-long investigation.

    ‘Phenomenal’: How more than 100,000 people live in Australia with rejected claims for asylum

    smh.com.au Immigration Australia

    Over 100,000 people in Australia are living with rejected asylum claims, creating a significant backlog and prompting calls for quicker processing and crackdowns on scam agents.

    Penthouse syndicate: The Uber driver, the factory worker and the $15m Sydney property empire

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney-based syndicate allegedly defrauded banks to purchase millions of dollars worth of luxury properties using falsified financial documents and shell companies.

    Australiens Grippesaison ist ein Frühwarnsystem für Europa | Tages-Anzeiger

    tagesanzeiger.ch Health Europe

    Australia's severe and early flu season serves as a warning for Europe, with rising Covid-19 cases already observed in Switzerland.