Former attorney-general farewells politics Former attorney-general Christian Porter has farewelled federal parliament after 14 years representing Western Australia. AAP · Mar 29, 2022
Who will replace Sam Wallace? NSW Swifts' title defence takes massive blow Super Netball's reigning premiers are already facing a huge dilemma heading into just the second week of the season, after their superstar shooter, Sam Wallace, was ruled out for the year with an ACL injury. Here, we take a closer look at the most likely Australian players head coach Briony… ABC News · Mar 29, 2022
Well played: Cause for celebration as cystic fibrosis drug added to the PBS Without PBS subsidy, around 1,900 Australians would be up for more than $250,000 a year to access the CF drug. Newcastle Herald · Mar 29, 2022
Millions of Australians to get extra tax relief in pre-election federal budget sweetener Australian low-to-middle-income earners will get additional tax relief worth $420 this financial year in a pre-election federal budget sweetener to counter surging cost-of-living concerns. ABC News · Mar 29, 2022
Legendary Russell Mark, wife Lauryn and Peru's Juan to be India's shotgun coaches NEW DELHI: Legendary Australian Olympic champion shooter, Russell Mark, who had famously guided former union sports minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore to the double trap silver at the Athens Games in 2004, will join the Indian shooting as the new trap coach. The sports ministry has approved his appointment, TOI has… The Times of India · Mar 29, 2022
Women's World Cup: Why India fell woefully short TOI takes a look at where things went wrong for Mithali's team at the World Cup The Times of India · Mar 29, 2022
Heavy rains in Australia trigger fresh round of flood evacuations Heavy rains drenched east Australia on Tuesday, triggering evacuation orders for thousands of flood-weary residents for the second time this month as authorities warned the intense weather is likely to persist for the next 24 hours. Reuters · Mar 29, 2022
Second round of deadly flooding to hit Australia this month triggers fresh evacuations Heavy rains are hitting areas inundated with floodwaters earlier this month in eastern Australia. Axios · Mar 29, 2022
Almost $9 billion cybersecurity and intelligence package to be unveiled in federal budget An almost $9 billion package to bolster Australia's cybersecurity and intelligence capabilities will be unveiled in tonight's federal budget, as concerns grow over threats from potential adversaries across the globe. ABC News · Mar 29, 2022
Feature jobs: Select Music, SWIISH, The Jensen & SLIK Select Music is one of the most successful Australian owned independent agencies in the country. They are an agency that looks after some of Australia’s most successful artists across all genres, ranging from acts right at the beginning of their careers to multi-platinum, festival headlining & ARIA award winning major… Pedestrian.tv · Mar 29, 2022
Amid invasion of Ukraine, Australian government announces Magnitsky-style list to target corrupt Russians Ramping up sanctions on Russian individuals amid the nation's war on Ukraine, Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister announces a list that will see sanctions imposed on almost 40 Russians. ABC News · Mar 29, 2022
Australia govt splashes cash to soothe voters' cost-of-living angst Australia's government is aiming to use billions in budget goodies to offset cost of living pressures for disgruntled voters ahead of an election in May, but the consumer mood may already be too dark for the ploy to gain much traction. Reuters · Mar 29, 2022
Hannah Clarke inquest hears police downgraded killer's assault charge days before petrol attack Police downgraded a serious assault charge against Hannah Clarke’s estranged husband, and did not require him to attend the watch house and apply for bail, just days before he killed her and their three children, an inquest has been told. ABC News · Mar 29, 2022
Solomon Islands prime minister says foreign criticism of China security deal ‘very insulting’ Manasseh Sogavare says it is ‘utter nonsense’ that China’s presence is a threat to regional stability The Guardian - AU · Mar 29, 2022
ABC News · Mar 29, 2022 'I've given my best': Graham Arnold faces down critics as Socceroos prepare for final World Cup qualifier Graham Arnold might coach the Socceroos for the last time tomorrow as Football Australia considers a change ahead of sudden death World Cup qualifiers, writes David Mark.
AAP · Mar 29, 2022 First Russians sanctioned under Magnitsky Australia has issued the first tranche of sanctions under its Magnitsky-style sanctions act which allows the targeting of individuals for human rights abuses.
AAP · Mar 29, 2022 Roos players haven't learnt to hurt: Arnie Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says Australian football's lack of jeopardy has created a generation of players who don't hurt when they lose.
The Conversation · Mar 29, 2022 Now Shackleton's Endurance has been found, who determines what happens to the famous shipwreck? Tonight’s federal budget will include more than A$800 million over ten years to provide a “clear marker” of Australia’s “scientific leadership” in Antarctica.
ABC News · Mar 29, 2022 First Nations languages must be taught alongside 'truthful' history in schools, advocates say When Yorta Yorta and Gunditjmara singer Isaiah Firebrace started a petition for First Nations history and culture to be included in the Australian school curriculum he expected no more than 2,000 signatures. It now has 300,000 and has been tabled in Parliament.
The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022 Australia to increase spending on defense and security Australia's Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the government's upcoming budget will increase spending on defense and national security while reducing household expenses
The Conversation · Mar 29, 2022 Australia’s environment law doesn’t protect the environment – an alarming message from the recent duty-quashing climate case The Federal Court recently quashed a duty of care owed by the environment minister to Australian children, to protect them from the harms of climate change.
ABC News · Mar 28, 2022 Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare 'insulted' by reaction to security treaty with China Manasseh Sogavare describes the backlash to his country's negotiations with China as "very insulting" in his first comments on a new security treaty.
Reuters · Mar 28, 2022 Solomons PM says backlash to security negotiations with China 'very insulting' Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare said the backlash to his country's security negotiations with China was "very insulting", in his first comments on a security treaty he said was ready to sign.
AAP · Mar 28, 2022 Perry out of Australia's World Cup semi Ellyse Perry has been ruled out of Australia's semi-final against West Indies and faces the prospect of missing the business end of another World Cup.
AAP · Mar 28, 2022 Australia, NZ raise concerns over Solomons The Australian and New Zealand prime ministers have discussed their concerns over a potential security deal between the Solomon Islands and China.