Australia

Sydney Shooting: Man Killed in Punchbowl Car Park

Sydney Shooting: Man Killed in Punchbowl Car Park

A man was shot dead in a car park of a Sydney community centre in the city's south-west, marking the latest incident in a series of gangland violen...

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Andrew Hastie vs One Nation: Lying Cowards Row Over Cartoon

Andrew Hastie vs One Nation: Lying Cowards Row Over Cartoon

Andrew Hastie has ignited a political firestorm by labeling Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce as 'lying cowards' in response to a One Nation cartoon...

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White Australia Party Nazi Link Sparks High Court Ban Bid

White Australia Party Nazi Link Sparks High Court Ban Bid

The White Australia party, described as a 'modern manifestation' of the Nazi movement, faces a High Court challenge as the Commonwealth argues for ...

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Tesla Remote Control Abuse: Ex-Partner Harasses Sydney Woman

Tesla Remote Control Abuse: Ex-Partner Harasses Sydney Woman

In a disturbing case of tech-facilitated domestic abuse, a Sydney woman's Tesla was remotely controlled by her abusive ex-partner, highlighting the...

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Albanese Defends $6m Golf Club Grant Amid ABC Membership Report

Albanese Defends $6m Golf Club Grant Amid ABC Membership Report

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended a $6 million government grant to his local golf club, claiming he was unaware of his honorary membersh...

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Liberal Operative's 'Silly' Wire Comment Revealed at Icac Hearing

Liberal Operative's 'Silly' Wire Comment Revealed at Icac Hearing

The Icac hearing into alleged political corruption in New South Wales has heard that Liberal operative Jeremy Greenwood described a request to be f...

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NDIS Data Shared with Palantir in Fraud Crackdown

NDIS Data Shared with Palantir in Fraud Crackdown

The NDIS data of participants may have been shared with Palantir's analytics platform as part of a multi-agency fraud investigation, raising seriou...

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Australia Weighs New Israel Sanctions, Skips UK Settlement Trade Ban

Australia Weighs New Israel Sanctions, Skips UK Settlement Trade Ban

Australia is weighing new Israel sanctions to deter illegal settlements and settler violence, but it won't follow the UK's full trade ban on goods ...

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Australia Energy Bills: Coalition Plan May Cost Households $100

Australia Energy Bills: Coalition Plan May Cost Households $100

Australia energy bills are set to rise by up to $100 a year for Victorian households under the Coalition's proposed energy policy, sparking politic...

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Faulty Smoke Alarms Warning Before Fatal House Fire

Faulty Smoke Alarms Warning Before Fatal House Fire

Faulty smoke alarms were repeatedly flagged before a house fire that killed a father and five children in Queensland, highlighting the critical imp...

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Villawood Detention Centre Report Reveals Drug Dealing and Fear
Villawood Detention Centre Report Reveals Drug Dealing and Fear
Villawood detention centre is under scrutiny after a scathing report revealed drug dealing, makeshift weapons, and a pervasive culture of fear. The independent monitor's findings, based on a three-day visit... Leer más...
Missing Teen Hiker Lily Hooper Found Dead in NSW National Park
Missing Teen Hiker Lily Hooper Found Dead in NSW National Park
Missing teen hiker Lily Hooper was found dead in a remote NSW national park after a week-long search. The 18-year-old bushwalker's body was discovered off the walking trail in Nattai... Leer más...
Australia vs Bangladesh Test Day 1: Live Cricket Updates
Australia vs Bangladesh Test Day 1: Live Cricket Updates
Australia vs Bangladesh Test Day 1 live action from Mackay brings intense cricket as the hosts aim to dominate. The match began with a toss won by Pat Cummins, who... Leer más...
NSW minister tells Icac she was sacked over Chandler dispute
NSW minister tells Icac she was sacked over Chandler dispute
NSW minister Eleni Petinos has told the Icac corruption inquiry that she believes she was sacked by Premier Dominic Perrottet due to her reluctance to dismiss building commissioner David Chandler,... Leer más...
Buried Artworks in Sydney: Heap Exhibition Invites Public Dig
Buried Artworks in Sydney: Heap Exhibition Invites Public Dig
Buried artworks are taking center stage in Sydney as the Heap exhibition invites the public to dig deep into a mound of dirt at Carriageworks. This unique installation, part of... Leer más...
Blue Giant by Jordan Prosser Review: Would Life Be Better on Mars
Blue Giant by Jordan Prosser Review: Would Life Be Better on Mars
Blue Giant by Jordan Prosser review explores whether life on Mars beats Earth. The novel follows Abby Horne, a woman desperate to escape her chaotic life by joining a mission... Leer más...
Australia's Online Gambling Ad Opt-Out Register: Will It Work
Australia's Online Gambling Ad Opt-Out Register: Will It Work
Australians will soon have the power to block all online gambling ads with a new one-stop opt-out register announced by the federal government. This move aims to give users control... Leer más...
Sydney Air Traffic Controllers Warn of Collision Risk in Airspace
Sydney Air Traffic Controllers Warn of Collision Risk in Airspace
Sydney air traffic controllers have raised grave concerns about collision risk following a rushed airspace redesign, according to a confidential complaint filed with the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. The warning... Leer más...
Australian Rider Nearly Hit by Car at Tour of Britain Women
Australian Rider Nearly Hit by Car at Tour of Britain Women
Australian rider Maeve Plouffe has revealed she was nearly hit by a car during the opening stage of the Tour of Britain Women, raising serious concerns about cyclist safety in... Leer más...
Victorian Labor Promises Free Dental Care in Australia-First Plan
Victorian Labor Promises Free Dental Care in Australia-First Plan
Victorian Labor has promised free dental care for all Victorians in an Australia-first move, with a $230 million plan to open 10 public dental clinics across the state. The announcement,... Leer más...
Brethren Church Denies Paying Far-Right Activists for Election Stunts
Brethren Church Denies Paying Far-Right Activists for Election Stunts
The Brethren Church has denied paying far-right activists to stage election stunts targeting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and other politicians during the 2025 election campaign. The denial came during a... Leer más...
Sydney Airport Airspace Rules Spark Grave Safety Concerns
Sydney Airport Airspace Rules Spark Grave Safety Concerns
Sydney Airport airspace rules spark grave concerns among air traffic controllers, warning of fatal consequences. The new regulations, introduced last month to handle Western Sydney Airport, have been likened to... Leer más...