Indigenous group outraged after Australia kills dingoes linked to backpacker’s death Queensland minister says culling dingo pack ‘appropriate for public safety’ The Independent UK · Jan 28
Afternoon Update: Shock Nationals leadership challenge; inflation jump boosts rate hike chances; and a ‘massive smack’ of red jellies MP Colin Boyce says party is ‘committing political suicide’ by ending the Coalition The Guardian - AU · Jan 28
Scott Morrison accused of ‘deeply ill-informed’ attack on religious freedom after Islam speech Former PM called for national register and accreditation for imams, sparking backlash from Muslim leaders The Guardian - AU · Jan 28
Nationals MP’s challenge to Littleproud’s leadership ‘out of the blue’ and doomed to fail, colleagues say Colin Boyce to challenge for the leadership next week, saying party was at risk of going off ‘political cliff’ The Guardian - AU · Jan 28
Morning Mail: One Nation’s polling surge; Alex de Minaur exits Australian Open; how Sussan Ley might survive Pauline Hanson’s party ascendant after Coalition chaos; Carlos Alcaraz overpowers Australian in Melbourne; the battle to expose Sydney Water’s secrets The Guardian - AU · Jan 27
Decades-long wait for land claim decisions called out More than 40,000 land claims remain unresolved in NSW, but the Aboriginal Land Council will not let them go unnoticed. AAP · Jan 27
Police 'stonewalling' delays CFMEU threats case A construction union organiser's court matter has been delayed as his defence has been unable to serve a former police commissioner through Victoria Police. AAP · Jan 27
Female teacher admits sexually abusing student aged 12 Teacher Naomi Tekea Craig, 33, has pleaded guilty to a slew of offences related to the sexual abuse of a male student when he was aged 12 and 13. AAP · Jan 27
Bomb threat, assaults, hate speech mar national rallies Protesters of different stripes took to the streets as the nation marked Australia Day, but police were forced to step in on a number of occasions. AAP · Jan 26
Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia Anti-immigration protesters clash with First Nations people and supporters in Melbourne and Canberra at otherwise peaceful rallies The Guardian - AU · Jan 26
Olympic 400m champion and Indigenous campaigner Cathy Freeman receives Australia's highest honor Cathy Freeman thrilled Australians when she won the women’s 400m gold medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, wearing a skin-tight, hooded running suit The Independent UK · Jan 26
Taylor refuses to rule out Liberal leadership challenge Pressure is mounting on Opposition Leader Sussan Ley as her rivals lay the groundwork to challenge her when parliament returns. AAP · Jan 26
'Welcome home': new citizens choose freedom, fairness New Australians have shared stories of belonging after being welcomed as citizens by their nation's leader. AAP · Jan 26
Gender imbalance 'concerning' as top Aussies honoured Olympic legend Cathy Freeman has received one of the top gongs at the Order of Australia awards but organisers are calling out a gender imbalance. AAP · Jan 25
AAP · Jan 25 Plea for unity as Australia Day highlights divisions Emotions have run high at competing Australia Day rallies as the prime minister highlighted the role immigrants have played in helping to shape the nation.
The Guardian - AU · Jan 25 A regional NSW council voted to remove the Aboriginal flag to promote ‘unity’ – it did the opposite Corowa mayor Cheryl Cook says the proposal is intended to unite the town as a ‘single, cohesive community under one sovereign emblem’, but traditional owners say it erases their past
The Guardian - AU · Jan 25 This 26 January, we should question Australia’s subservience to a different empire: Trump’s America What would it actually take for Australia to ditch Aukus, dispense with the little America cloak and rethink the alliance?
The Guardian - AU · Jan 25 Dingoes on Australia’s K’gari island to be euthanised after death of Canadian tourist Piper James Queensland government says pack linked to 19-year-old’s death pose ‘unacceptable public safety risk’ as Indigenous traditional owners say they were not consulted
AAP · Jan 24 Liberal hopeful branded 'extreme' as foes circle leader Labor has framed one of the frontrunners for Sussan Ley's leadership as a fringe, right-wing figure as momentum builds for a spill.
AAP · Jan 24 Pride and shame: national day leaving many conflicted There are mixed emotions for many about Australia's national day. For some it means celebration, for others mourning and marking the beginning of colonisation.
AAP · Jan 23 Holocaust descendants reunited amid troubled times Descendants of a family separated by the Holocaust say finding each other has brought "sunshine" into their lives at a dark time for Jewish people worldwide.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 23 Australian Open’s scenic riverside path symbolises sport’s long walk to equality Evonne Goolagong Cawley Day at the Australian Open is a welcome initiative but meaningful change will only come with a structural approach
The Guardian - AU · Jan 23 ‘I’ve been called “bigoted”, “racist”, “homophobic” ... none of that worries me’: outspoken pastoralist causes a stir as NT’s new administrator David Connolly has previously attacked Aboriginal land rights and insulted Anthony Albanese. Now he’s moving into Government House
The Independent UK · Jan 23 Man wanted over Australia’s fatal triple shooting was out on bail at time of attack, police say Police name suspected shooter as Julian ‘Hoolio’ Ingram and urge Lake Cargelligo residents to stay inside
AAP · Jan 23 'Partisan warrior' farewelled after tragic death A prominent former Labor strategist, who died after an alleged assault outside a nightclub, has been farewelled by political leaders, friends and loved ones.