Pacific seasonal workers to receive family support Concerns over separated families using Australia's Pacific worker scheme has led to a pilot program aiming to provide support. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
Australia’s new chief cyber spy inherits a massive $10 billion war chest – and an urgent mission The selection of Abigail Bradshaw as the new head of Australia’s cyber spy agency, the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), sends a strong message. The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024
Australia caps international student numbers amid discontent over housing Education minister says enrolments to be limited to 270,000 in 2025 in bid to create ‘a better and a fairer system’. Al Jazeera · Aug 27, 2024
Could the Muswellbrook earthquakes be caused by coal mining? Geoscientists explain On Friday 23 August, a magnitude 4.8 earthquake near Muswellbrook, New South Wales, shook the state. The earthquake caused local damage and Geoscience Australia received more than 3,600 felt reports, including from Sydney and Canberra, up to 360 kilometres away. The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024
Aussie qualifier Li Tu ecstatic about playing Alcaraz Far from being overawed, Australian qualifier Li Tu is ecstatic about drawing four-time grand slam champion Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open first round. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
Para-Athletes Will Receive The Same Medal Bonuses As Olympians At The Paris 2024 Paralympics In huge step in sports equality, Aussie para-athletes will receive the same medal bonuses as Olympians at the Paris 2024 Paralympics! Pedestrian.tv · Aug 27, 2024
ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 warm-up matches schedule announced: India to play West Indies and South Africa NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Tuesday that India will face West Indies and South Africa in warm-up matches as part of their preparation for the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates. The Times of India · Aug 27, 2024
Even after the government’s aviation crackdown, Australia will lag behind on flyers’ rights When it comes to consumer protections for airline passengers, Australia has long been dragging its feet. The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024
Prozac in waterways is changing how fish behave, research finds Australian study of guppies shows that pharmaceutical pollution could threaten species’ long-term survival The Guardian - AU · Aug 27, 2024
Does Australia face a gas shortage? No – just Victoria, where empty wells meet a lack of planning This week, outgoing Senex Energy chief executive Ian Davies made headlines when he warned within a few short years, Australia won’t have enough gas to meet our demand, due largely to government inaction and intervention. The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024
McGrath to spearhead Australia's Paralympic medal hunt Curtis McGrath wants to pick up where he left off in Tokyo and lead from the front as co-captain of Australia's Paralympic team in Paris. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
Two regional cities may unlock Aussie renewable future The Queensland cities of Townsville and Gladstone have been singled out as key to Australia's future in clean exports at a renewable energy event. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
More cash to recycle soft plastic after REDcycle fiasco More than 43,000 tonnes of hard to recycle plastics will be diverted from Victorian dumps each year under a $15.6 million investment program. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
Should WA and NT drop rural default speed limits to 100kph? Here’s what the evidence says The spotlight is back on speed limits, as the Western Australian government prepares to host a road safety summit in early September. Ahead of the meeting, at least one expert has called for the WA government to lower default speed limits on rural roads in WA to 100 kilometres per… The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Warnings student cap could hurt economy and research Plans to cap international student numbers will "apply a handbrake" to one of the nation's biggest exports, the peak university body warns.
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Tens of thousands rally at CFMEU protests across nation Thousands of CFMEU members across Australia have walked off job sites in unprotected industrial action to protest the union's administrative takeover.
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Aussie teen tennis ace embroiled in big-money dilemma Rising Australian tennis star Maya Joint may have a battle on her hands securing a $200,000 US Open pay day because she's committed to a US college.
The Conversation · Aug 27, 2024 RSV is linked to asthma in children – but we can’t say one causes the other yet As winter rolls on in Australia, respiratory viruses are everywhere. One of the main culprits is respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, which has caused more than 145,000 infections around the country so far this year. Most are in children under five.
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Woodside profits slip as energy prices dip Australia's largest oil and gas producer, Woodside, has reported lower profits due to falling energy prices but has made progress on key growth projects.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 26, 2024 ‘A crisis entirely of humanity’s making’: UN chief issues climate SOS on trip to Pacific António Guterres calls for a ‘massive’ increase in finance and support for the countries most vulnerable to rising sea levels
The Canberra Times · Aug 26, 2024 Australia is becoming more unfair and the tax system needs to change: report 'People who earn income from work are paying more tax than people who earn income from their wealth.'
AAP · Aug 26, 2024 Poorer Aussies feeling pocket pinch with wealth gap Wealth inequality is exacerbated through housing tax breaks geared toward higher income earners while poorer Australians struggle to pay rent, Anglicare says.
AAP · Aug 26, 2024 Couple nabbed with 6kg MDMA boarding Spirit of Tasmania A man and a woman have been caught allegedly trying to smuggle 6kg of party drug MDMA onto the Spirit of Tasmania as police launch a major crackdown on drugs.
AAP · Aug 26, 2024 Wheelchair basketball teen Leard set to shine in Paris Eithen Leard is eager to leave an impression as he heads to his first Paralympic Games as part of Australia's wheelchair basketball side.
AAP · Aug 26, 2024 The great divide: treasurer's Dutton spray sparks row Peter Dutton has hit back at comments by the treasurer labelling him as the most divisive leader in Australia's political history.