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Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years in Hong Kong Security Case

Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years in Hong Kong Security Case

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to “foreign collusion” under the city’s...

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Alan Jones, 1980 Formula One World Champion, Dies at 80

Alan Jones, 1980 Formula One World Champion, Dies at 80

Alan Jones, the 1980 Formula One world champion and the last Australian to win the sport's biggest prize, has died at the age of 80 following a sho...

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Beau Lamarre-Condon Testifies About Homophobic Abuse in Police

Beau Lamarre-Condon Testifies About Homophobic Abuse in Police

Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon told his double murder trial that he heard homophobic abuse while working for New South Wales Police, as ...

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Beau Lamarre-Condon Trial: Key Evidence in Double Murder Case

Beau Lamarre-Condon Trial: Key Evidence in Double Murder Case

Beau Lamarre-Condon, the former police officer accused of double murder, gave evidence in his high-profile trial this week, offering a rare glimpse...

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James Ashby Denies One Nation-Labor Preference Deal in Victoria

James Ashby Denies One Nation-Labor Preference Deal in Victoria

James Ashby, Pauline Hanson's chief strategist, has denied attempting to orchestrate a preference deal between One Nation and Victorian Labor ahead...

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AI Deepfake Election Ads Spark Outrage in Victoria Campaign

AI Deepfake Election Ads Spark Outrage in Victoria Campaign

AI-generated deepfake videos have taken center stage in Victoria's election campaign, with major parties trading accusations over scare campaigns t...

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Australia's Lesson from Trump's Midterm Rout: It's the Economy, Stupid

Australia's Lesson from Trump's Midterm Rout: It's the Economy, Stupid

Australia is closely watching the political fallout in the United States, where it’s the economy, stupid has once again proven to be the defining r...

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Caribbean Leaders Reject UK Debt Relief as Slavery Reparations

Caribbean Leaders Reject UK Debt Relief as Slavery Reparations

Caribbean leaders have rejected UK offers of debt relief and development aid as substitutes for slavery reparations, insisting that former colonial...

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Australians Worry About AI and Cost of Living, Scanlon Report Finds

Australians Worry About AI and Cost of Living, Scanlon Report Finds

Australians are increasingly worried about artificial intelligence (AI) and the cost of living, according to the latest Scanlon report on social co...

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Settlement Dates Sold in Australia Labeled as Produce of Israel

Settlement Dates Sold in Australia Labeled as Produce of Israel

Food grown in illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank is being sold in Australia labeled as “produce of Israel,” according to a new a...

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AFLW Rule Change: Irish Solo Move Could Add Flair to Women's Game
AFLW Rule Change: Irish Solo Move Could Add Flair to Women's Game
The AFLW is considering a rule change that would allow Irish players to use the solo – a Gaelic football technique – in place of the traditional bounce, in a... Leia mais...
AUKUS Submarines: The Unanswered Questions Australians Deserve
AUKUS Submarines: The Unanswered Questions Australians Deserve
AUKUS submarines are the most expensive defence project in Australia's history, yet the government refuses to answer a fundamental question: what are they actually for? That is the central finding... Leia mais...
Victoria Police: Torquay Attack Not Politically Motivated
Victoria Police: Torquay Attack Not Politically Motivated
Victoria Police have stated that the alleged attack on a One Nation supporter in Torquay is not believed to be politically motivated, clarifying that a “blunt weapon” was allegedly used... Leia mais...
Canva Layoffs: 1,200 Jobs Cut in Major AI Restructure
Canva Layoffs: 1,200 Jobs Cut in Major AI Restructure
Canva, the Australian-founded design platform, is cutting or relocating more than 1,200 jobs—about 22% of its global workforce—in a major restructure. The move, announced by CEO Melanie Perkins, aims to... Leia mais...
Asian Cup Postponement Leaves Socceroos and Tony Popovic at Crossroads
Asian Cup Postponement Leaves Socceroos and Tony Popovic at Crossroads
The Asian Cup postponement to December 2027 has left the Socceroos, coach Tony Popovic and Football Australia at a crossroads, following the AFC's announcement on Tuesday. The decision, while widely... Leia mais...
US Midterms, Spain Train Crash, Shonky Awards: Australia Morning Mail
US Midterms, Spain Train Crash, Shonky Awards: Australia Morning Mail
US midterm elections are closing soon, with the outcome seen as a referendum on Donald Trump's second term as president and potentially impacting the remainder of his time in the... Leia mais...
Snowy Hydro 2.0 Executives Get $751,925 in Bonuses Despite Cost
Snowy Hydro 2.0 Executives Get $751,925 in Bonuses Despite Cost
Snowy Hydro 2.0 executives were awarded bonuses totaling $751,925 in the last financial year, even as the renewable energy project's cost blew out to 12 times its original estimate. The... Leia mais...
RBA Rate Hike Forces Sydney Family to Work More Shifts
RBA Rate Hike Forces Sydney Family to Work More Shifts
The latest RBA rate hike has pushed the cash rate to 4.85%, the highest since 2008, and for Sydney mother Avelima Satiu, that means more shifts, a tighter budget, and... Leia mais...
Best TV Shows and Movies Streaming in Australia This Month
Best TV Shows and Movies Streaming in Australia This Month
Wondering what to watch? The best TV shows and movies streaming in Australia this month include a South Korean drama that won the Silver Lion at Venice and a live-action... Leia mais...
Choice Shonky Awards 2026: Virgin, Ticketek & Ticketmaster Named
Choice Shonky Awards 2026: Virgin, Ticketek & Ticketmaster Named
The Choice Shonky Awards 2026 have named and shamed some of Australia's biggest brands, with Virgin Australia, Ticketmaster, and Ticketek among the dishonour roll for practices that consumer advocates say... Leia mais...
Victorian Union Refuses to Back Labor Over Job Cuts and $1.2bn
Victorian Union Refuses to Back Labor Over Job Cuts and $1.2bn
Victoria's public service union has refused to back Labor at the upcoming state election, condemning the government for cutting public service jobs while spending $1.2bn on consultants. The Community and... Leia mais...
Queensland Hospital to Close Pathology Labs Amid Formaldehyde
Queensland Hospital to Close Pathology Labs Amid Formaldehyde
One of Queensland's largest hospitals is set to permanently close its in-house pathology services following an investigation into potential formaldehyde exposure and ongoing financial difficulties. The closure affects 400 staff... Leia mais...

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