Women's advocate runs for Labor in Peta Murphy's seat The founder of a volunteer group that supports disadvantaged women has been announced as Labor's candidate in the by-election to replace the late Peta Murphy. AAP · Jan 10, 2024
Poll shows hung parliament risk for only Lib government Polling has pointed to the potential of a hung parliament at the next state election in Tasmania, which is governed by the Liberals in minority. AAP · Jan 10, 2024
Hot, crowded jails spark danger fears, calls for action Incarceration and recidivism rates in the Northern Territory are the highest in the nation, with corrections facilities at capacity and temperatures high. AAP · Jan 10, 2024
Demand for progress in youth justice reform in Qld Queensland Premier Steven Miles has been given a deadline to provide an update on youth justice reform amid warnings of a group's intensified campaign. AAP · Jan 9, 2024
Young man killed in crash days after proposing to 'childhood sweetheart' He and a mate were in a 'horrific accident' while on a camping trip. Newcastle Herald · Jan 9, 2024
One Nation’s future after Pauline Hanson appears grim, but the Queensland election won’t be its final test Today’s party struggles to present any concrete identity – though heir apparent James Ashby may put his own modernist populist stamp on its tired and faded image The Guardian - AU · Jan 8, 2024
Lily Gladstone’s Golden Globe Earrings Were a Beautiful Homage to Her Indigenous Heritage Her intricate picture-frame earrings "held a bit of Blackfeet culture within.” Marie Claire · Jan 8, 2024
Australia abandons plans to hold referendum on replacing King Charles and becoming a republic Government admits it cannot afford to lose vote on constitutional reform after Voice to Parliament rejected The Independent UK · Jan 8, 2024
Lily Gladstone's Braids Are A Tribute to Indigenous America And a chic one, at that. Marie Claire · Jan 8, 2024
Fraudster former MP's overseas trip blocked by court Ex-MP Craig Thomson has been stopped from travelling to India to oversee a shipment as he awaits sentencing over grant money he used on his own expenses. AAP · Jan 8, 2024
Palau president welcomes ADF foreign soldier push The leader of Palau has welcomed a proposal allowing foreign citizens to join the ADF as a good step forward, but says its residents have to be supported. AAP · Jan 7, 2024
Meat and greet: Gina Rinehart supplies the wagyu as James Ashby beefs up One Nation’s fundraising efforts Pauline Hanson’s controversial chief of staff attracts cash and clout to Queensland state campaign – with speculation he is positioning himself as party’s heir apparent The Guardian - AU · Jan 7, 2024
Rock theatre honours legend of Australia's Warumpi Band The tale of the Warumpi Band, which took Aboriginal rock music to the world, is woven through a rock concert experience at Sydney Festival. AAP · Jan 6, 2024
Foreign soldiers 'an option' to boost defence numbers Soldiers from overseas could join Australia's defence forces under an option being considered to grow the military amid issues with recruitment and retention. AAP · Jan 4, 2024
AAP · Jan 4, 2024 Child bitten by dingo after mother stops to take photo A seven-year-old girl is the latest victim in a string of dingo incidents on a popular tourist island, with authorities working to identify the animal.
AAP · Jan 4, 2024 Cast your votes, close elections on the cards in 2024 Voters in Qld, the ACT and the NT will head to the polls in 2024, with a tight by-election contest in a federal Victorian seat also taking place.
The Conversation · Jan 3, 2024 Storm clouds ahead: scandals that have rocked Australian politics Australians could be forgiven for feeling weary of political scandals. The litany of them at the federal level in recent years has been fatiguing: Robodebt, allegations of rape and sexual harassment in Parliament House, former prime minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministries, sports rorts, ministerial affairs and bonk bans, and plenty…
Newcastle Herald · Jan 3, 2024 Lake Macquarie council scraps its Australia Day citizenship ceremony The move is believed to be a first for the city.
AAP · Jan 2, 2024 Big Bash First Nations round pays tribute to culture Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures will be at the forefront when the Big Bash League's annual First Nations round gets under way.
AAP · Jan 2, 2024 Ex-MP, accused fraudster Thomson's India trip greenlit A business trip to oversee packing of an edible plant is on the cards for disgraced former Labor MP Craig Thomson ahead of his sentencing and trials for fraud.
The Conversation · Jan 1, 2024 50 years after Evonne Goolagong's Australian Open win, we should remember her achievements – and the racism she overcame Readers are advised this article contains offensive language about Aboriginal peoples.
The Conversation · Jan 1, 2024 How do we commemorate the New Zealand Wars? The history of Anzac Day can be a guide Despite 2023 having been the sixth year a national day of commemoration for the New Zealand Wars was observed, it’s debatable how many New Zealanders really knew much about it.
AAP · Dec 31, 2023 How 2003 decision helped lay foundations for the voice The abolition of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander body in the early 2000s paved the way for one of the most important political events of 2023.
The Guardian - AU · Dec 31, 2023 Howard government worked with Canada to oppose UN declaration on Indigenous rights Cabinet papers from 2003 show the government pursued talks without consulting peak Indigenous body – which it then abolished
The Guardian - AU · Dec 29, 2023 Australia’s female First Nations rappers turn pain into power Indigenous women are merging the world’s oldest living cultures with hip-hop while wrestling with racism and social injustice