Supply and demand: How COVID-19 has caused car prices to soar Yep, you’re not imagining it, the price of new and used cars is going up. Why is it happening? The New Daily breaks it down. The New Daily · Feb 20, 2022
The many faces of Toni Collette: Mystery thriller Pieces Of Her amid three new blockbusters Pieces of Her is Australian actress Toni Collette's latest offering, as well as The Staircase and her role in the Oscar-nominated Nightmare Alley. The New Daily · Feb 20, 2022
When we open up, let’s open up big: Top economists say we need more migrants Economists have overwhelmingly endorsed a return to the highest immigration intake on record, saying Australia should aim for 190,000 migrants per year. The New Daily · Feb 20, 2022
Smitten pensioner breaks girlfriend, 84, out of nursing home and goes on the run Ralph Gibbs, 80, could face jail after going on the run when he busted long-time love Carol Lisle, 84, out of the home in Mandurah, Australia - driving her thousands of miles to Queensland Daily Mirror · Feb 20, 2022
Married at First Sight Australia line up: Meet the brides as series returns to E4 Some of Australia’s most adventurous singles will put the search for love in the hands of relationship experts in the latest series of Married at First Sight Australia Daily Mirror · Feb 20, 2022
‘Fortress Australia’ to Welcome Tourists for First Time under COVID Australia will welcome international tourists on Monday after nearly two years of sealing its borders, relying on high COVID-19 vaccination rates to live with the pandemic as infections decline. "The wait is over," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told a Sunday briefing at the Melbourne International Airport. Australia's opening to tourists… Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 20, 2022
Chinese laser incident feeds into national security debate Tensions between Australia and China have increased further, after the Chinese shone a laser at a RAAF surveillance aircraft that was observing Chinese naval activity in Australia’s exclusive economic zone. The Conversation · Feb 20, 2022
Australian PM Terms China Laser Incident 'Intimidation' Australia's prime minister accused China of an "act of intimidation" on Sunday after Canberra said a Chinese naval vessel shone a laser at one of the country's defense aircraft. The ship was one of two Chinese navy vessels sailing through waters off Australia's northern coast on Thursday when it illuminated… Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 20, 2022
Sri Lanka scores thrilling T20 win v Aust Star batter Kusal Mendis has lifted Sri Lanka to a consolation Twenty20 victory, with the tourists defeating Australia by five wickets with a ball to spare. AAP · Feb 20, 2022
Australia falls to Sri Lanka in five-wicket loss in fifth T20 international at MCG With just one ball to spare, Sri Lanka secures a five-wicket victory over Australia in the fifth and final T20 international at the MCG. ABC News · Feb 20, 2022
Explainer: what was the Chinese laser attack about and why does it matter? Just after midnight last Thursday, a transiting Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLA-N) vessel shone a military-grade laser at an Australian air force plane conducting coastal maritime surveillance. The Conversation · Feb 20, 2022
Australia prepares to welcome back tourists, but operators warn it will be a slow start More than 50 international flights expected to land in Australia in next 24 hours as country’s border reopens to all visa holders The Guardian - AU · Feb 20, 2022
Josh Giddey shines in NBA Skills Challenge, Patty Mills misses out in 3-point contest Josh Giddey impresses alongside his rookie teammates during the NBA All-Star Weekend, while fellow Australian Patty Mills fails to advance to the final round of the traditional 3-point competition. ABC News · Feb 20, 2022
'Fortress Australia' to welcome tourists for first time under COVID Australia will welcome international tourists on Monday after nearly two years of sealing its borders, relying on high COVID-19 vaccination rates to live with the pandemic as infections decline. Reuters · Feb 20, 2022
The New Daily · Feb 20, 2022 Honest Australians pay the price for Coalition’s refusal to come down hard on tax rorts and scams Tax havens are used to avoid all kinds of obligations. We know they're there, we know how they work. What we don't know is why nothing is done to foil them
ABC News · Feb 20, 2022 South Australia records 1,118 COVID-19 cases and no deaths as state winds back restrictions SA Premier Steven Marshall says today's case numbers give authorities "great confidence" that further restrictions will be relaxed later this week.
The Guardian - AU · Feb 20, 2022 Australian parliament security chair rebukes Peter Dutton and others for referencing classified material Liberal senator James Paterson says politicians should heed Asio warning after parliament brawls over national security
The Conversation · Feb 20, 2022 When we open up, let's open up big: top economists say we need more migrants Australia’s leading economists have overwhelmingly endorsed a return to the highest immigration intake on record, saying Australia should aim for at least 190,000 migrants per year as it opens its borders, up from the target of 160,000 per year set ahead of COVID.
AAP · Feb 20, 2022 Australians had Beijing hits and misses While Australia secured its biggest return of Winter Olympics medals in Beijing, chef de mission Geoff Lipshut is also disappointed by missed chances.
AAP · Feb 20, 2022 Kennedy-Sim to carry closing ceremony flag Ski-cross veteran Sami Kennedy-Sim will be the Australian flag bearer for the Winter Olympics closing ceremony.
ABC News · Feb 20, 2022 Sami Kennedy-Sim named Australia's flag-bearer for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics closing ceremony The freestyle skier turns to YouTube tutorials after being unexpectedly named Australia's closing ceremony flag-bearer.
The Guardian - AU · Feb 20, 2022 ‘Act of intimidation’: Morrison condemns Chinese navy for shining laser at Australian surveillance plane Prime minister characterises incident as ‘a reckless and irresponsible act that should not have occurred’
Tribune News Service · Feb 20, 2022 Morrison calls China navy laser incident ‘act of intimidation’ Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison branded a Chinese navy vessel pointing a laser at one of his nation’s surveillance aircraft off the northern coast an “act of intimidation.”
Pedestrian.tv · Feb 20, 2022 Boys Light Up: Walking Fyre Festival Scott Morrison Welding Torches Himself In The Face Proof that Australia needs more TAFE funding.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 20, 2022 Australian rivals and Brexit barriers leave UK farmers on stony ground Talk at this week’s NFU conference will be alive with a catalogue of financial, labour and competition concerns