Sailors to get a taste of French waters before Olympics Three Australian sailing crews who have been selected for the Paris Olympics will continue their Games preparations in regattas in France this week. AAP · May 7, 2024
Australia has a beef with looming EU trade rules Australia is concerned proposed deforestation laws in the European Union could impact agricultural trade and wants a delay in the new rules. AAP · May 7, 2024
'Terrible tragedy': PM mourns brothers killed in Mexico The prime minister has offered his sympathies to the family of two Australian brothers, after they fell victim to Mexico's violent crime. AAP · May 7, 2024
Warning for Australia as China 'weaponises' rare earths A potentially globally significant Australian rare earths producer has criticised China for "weaponising" the market and holding back vital western development. AAP · May 7, 2024
Australia To Reveal Decrease In Projected Gross Debt Australia's anticipated decrease in projected gross debt signals positive financial changes and stability. Top News · May 7, 2024
Australian PM Condemns China Military Air Incident Australian PM condemns China's military air incident in South China Sea, heightening tensions and threatening regional stability. Top News · May 7, 2024
Wesfarmers Opposes Breaking Up Business, Citing Detriment To Australia Wesfarmers highlights diversified operations, sustainability commitment, and long-term value creation at Macquarie Group Conference. Top News · May 7, 2024
Fugitive developer fails to revive defamation case A judge has refused to restart Jean Nassif's defamation case against 2GB, noting the accused multimillion-dollar fraudster was unlikely to return to Australia. AAP · May 7, 2024
School funding reform to be tied to better outcomes for children with disability, Jason Clare says Education minister doubles down on need for states to do more for students with a disability, in the wake of Guardian Australia investigation The Guardian - AU · May 7, 2024
'Stop provocations':China warns Australia over incident China has fired back at Australia after a dangerous incident over the Yellow Sea, accusing Canberra of provocative behaviour. AAP · May 6, 2024
Morning Mail: Hamas accept ceasefire, police sack First Nations advisers, Australia’s heaviest oyster Hopes for truce amid the threat of Israeli assault on Rafah; anger in Queensland as Indigenous group fears being ‘gagged’ The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024
Penny Wong and Palestinian PM discuss recognition of statehood – as it happened This blog is now closed. The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024
For artists, making a living as hard as it's ever been Many artists earn far less than the average wage, while the cost of producing work increases, a snapshot of Australia's artists shows. AAP · May 6, 2024
Ambitious plan for Aussie kids needs action: advocates A decade long blueprint for Australia's early childhood system has been released with well-being advocates calling for real action. AAP · May 6, 2024
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 Guardian Essential poll: voters back age verification for pornography, gambling and social media Voters back eSafety commissioner in stoush with Elon Musk’s X as well as a ‘deep fake’ ban and age verification for pornography and gambling
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 A woman, middle-aged and struggling to pay bills: home truths in portrait of Australian artists A survey for Creative Australia reveals men outnumbered two to one with the split rising to four to one in the literary scene
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 ‘You wouldn’t eat her – she’s one of the family’: meet Jill, Australia’s heaviest oyster Nurtured by Bernie Connell for almost a decade, the mollusc now weighs more than 3kg and is about to enter the record books
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 Why Anthony Albanese will face a tough call when the UN votes on full membership for Palestine With a resolution up before the general assembly this week, Australia’s government may soon have to decide where it officially stands on Palestinian statehood
The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2024 ‘I thought it was a speech by Kurt Vonnegut’: Baz Luhrmann on making Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen) ‘Some kid had credited a column of life advice in the Chicago Tribune to the writer of Slaughterhouse-Five. It then spread on a new invention called the world wide web. I thought it would make a great spoken word song’
Top News · May 6, 2024 Australia Condemns China For Unsafe Aerial Encounter Australia denounces China after an 'unsafe' aerial confrontation in the Yellow Sea, raising tensions and concerns about potential military conflicts.
AAP · May 6, 2024 Moloney's final flurry not enough, loses title in Tokyo Australia is without a current male world champion after bantamweight Jason Moloney was upset on points by Yoshiki Takei on a historic Tokyo card.
Motorsport · May 6, 2024 What the international media is writing about Norris's first F1 win What is perhaps most significant about it though is that the triumph was not the result of freak circumstances putting Verstappen out of contention, as happened in Australia with his brake problem.
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 Child support used as ‘tool of violence’ for economic abuse of women in Australia, report finds Women’s Legal Services Australia says fathers take ‘extraordinary measures’ to reduce taxable income and support payments
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 Afternoon Update: students suspended for spreadsheet rating female classmates; IDF urges evacuation in Rafah; and the North Yorkshire grammar furore Students at Yarra Valley grammar ranked female classmates in a document that has been described as ‘disgusting’
The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2024 NSW weather: Sydney’s record run of rainy days in play as another wet week forecast Harbour city has already recorded 124mm of rain in first six days of May, more than the long-term average for the month