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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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One Nation Leader Warren Pickering Admits Drug Use, Drink Driving

One Nation Leader Warren Pickering Admits Drug Use, Drink Driving

Warren Pickering, the Victorian One Nation leader, has admitted to illegal drug use and drink driving in an extraordinary press conference, saying ...

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Australia Classroom Disruption Worst in World: Digital Detox Needed

Australia Classroom Disruption Worst in World: Digital Detox Needed

Australia’s classroom disruption is among the worst in the world, prompting urgent calls for a digital detox in schools. The 2025 Programme for Int...

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Andrew Hastie Threatens One Nation with Costly Fight Over Traitor

Andrew Hastie Threatens One Nation with Costly Fight Over Traitor

Andrew Hastie has threatened Pauline Hanson and One Nation strategist James Ashby with a “costly” fight over claims he is a traitor to Australia, l...

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Australia's New Law Lets Users Opt Out of Social Media Algorithms

Australia's New Law Lets Users Opt Out of Social Media Algorithms

Australia's new social media algorithm law empowers users to opt out of algorithmic feeds, marking a significant shift in online safety. The legisl...

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Alan Jones Trial: Witness Text Reveals Loyalty Amid Assault Claims

Alan Jones Trial: Witness Text Reveals Loyalty Amid Assault Claims

The Alan Jones trial continues in Sydney, with a witness denying assault claims while admitting to sending a supportive text message to the broadca...

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High Court Hears Challenge to Neo-Nazi Party Ban

High Court Hears Challenge to Neo-Nazi Party Ban

The High Court challenge to the neo-Nazi White Australia party ban has begun, with lawyers arguing that anti-hate laws passed after the Bondi terro...

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Tobacco Tax Fight Heats Up Australian Politics
Tobacco Tax Fight Heats Up Australian Politics
The tobacco tax fight is igniting Australian politics as big tobacco companies push for major excise cuts, with opposition leaders promising drastic reductions to win votes. This clash between public... 続きを読む...
How to Save on Water Heating Costs in Australia
How to Save on Water Heating Costs in Australia
Australians love getting into hot water, but water heating costs can drain your budget. With rising energy prices, learning how to save on water heating costs in Australia is essential... 続きを読む...
After the Flood: Resilience and Recovery in Nepal-Tibet Disaster
After the Flood: Resilience and Recovery in Nepal-Tibet Disaster
After the flood in Nepal-Tibet, communities face an unimaginable scale of loss, yet their resilience shines through as they piece together their lives. This article explores the human stories behind... 続きを読む...
Labor's Housing Market Reforms: Why Falling Prices Deserve Credit
Labor's Housing Market Reforms: Why Falling Prices Deserve Credit
Australia's property market is experiencing a downturn, and the Labor government's housing reforms are at the center of the debate. As prices fall in 95% of suburbs, the government faces... 続きを読む...
ICAC Allegations Expose NSW Property Development Corruption Risks
ICAC Allegations Expose NSW Property Development Corruption Risks
The ICAC allegations in New South Wales expose a troubling nexus between property development and political corruption, prompting urgent calls for reform. As the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates Operation... 続きを読む...
Melbourne South Sudanese Community Fear Persists Year After Boys'
Melbourne South Sudanese Community Fear Persists Year After Boys'
The South Sudanese community in Melbourne remains in fear a year after the alleged double murder of two boys, highlighting the urgent need for community safety solutions. The tragic deaths... 続きを読む...
Queensland Tribunal Orders Pool Repairs for Nonexistent Pool
Queensland Tribunal Orders Pool Repairs for Nonexistent Pool
A Queensland tribunal has ordered a company to repair a pool that no longer exists, in a case that evokes the myth of Sisyphus. The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal... 続きを読む...
Australia Housing Prices Drop: Top Suburbs with Biggest Falls
Australia Housing Prices Drop: Top Suburbs with Biggest Falls
Australia's housing prices are trending down, with recent data revealing the suburbs that have experienced the most significant declines. As interest rates climb and investor tax settings tighten, the property... 続きを読む...
Australian Ski Resorts Close Early Due to Climate Change Impact
Australian Ski Resorts Close Early Due to Climate Change Impact
Australian ski resorts are closing up to a month early due to climate change and El Niño, as record heat and limited snowfall cut the season short. This winter broke... 続きを読む...
Charles Perrottet Denies Brother Premier Appointment Request at Icac
Charles Perrottet Denies Brother Premier Appointment Request at Icac
The Icac inquiry into alleged corruption in the NSW Liberals heard Charles Perrottet deny asking his brother, then-premier Dominic Perrottet, to appoint a cabinet minister for property developer Jean Nassif.... 続きを読む...
EV Sales Surpass Petrol Cars in Australia: August Record
EV Sales Surpass Petrol Cars in Australia: August Record
Electric vehicle sales in Australia have surpassed petrol cars for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the country's automotive market. In August, more than 27,000 EVs were sold,... 続きを読む...
NT Government Ends Coddling Criminals Amid Justice Expert Walkout
NT Government Ends Coddling Criminals Amid Justice Expert Walkout
The Northern Territory government has ended its approach of coddling criminals, declaring no more identity politics, after a panel of independent justice experts walked out over ignored advice. The NTJPP's... 続きを読む...