Road World Championships –Riders to watch in the opening edition of the stand-alone women's under-23 road race Can Canada's Isabella Holmgren make it two world titles in a month? Cycling News · Sep 23, 2025
Economy shrugs off tariff turmoil to outperform peers Central banks such as the RBA need to be wary of the risks of inflation kicking off again, which could trigger market sell-offs, a global economic body warns. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
View from The Hill: Albanese left off Trump’s meeting list, as Ley oversteps the mark The foreign policy performances on both sides of politics currently have a dash of the amateur hour about them. The Conversation · Sep 23, 2025
Aircraft debate rages ahead of summer bushfire threat Experts are calling on the government to urgently invest in its own firefighting aircraft as the planes are increasingly used to fight blazes overseas. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
Middle East crisis: Trump to address UN general assembly as Israeli attacks on Gaza City continue – as it happened US president to address UN general assembly in New York after UK, France, Belgium, Canada, Australia and Portugal recognised a Palestinian state The Guardian - UK · Sep 23, 2025
PVL wants Nawaqanitawase in Ashes, even with rugby move The ARL Commission will not stand in the way of Mark Nawaqanitawase playing for Australia in the rugby league Ashes, despite his move back to union for 2027. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
Afternoon Update: Trump’s ‘cruel’ autism claims; a legal win for the greater glider; and which AFL grand final team to back Australia’s chief medical officer joins experts condemning the Trump administration’s announcement The Guardian - AU · Sep 23, 2025
Coal down, solar up: Australia halfway to 2030 target Growing rooftop solar installations and more large-scale energy projects are pushing Australia closer to its renewable goals, the market operator says. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
Vanuatu flags China policing deal after Australia snub A Pacific island nation has revealed it wants to formalise a policing deal with China after a security pact with Australia was scuppered at the last minute. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
'Wake-up call' as train system's failures laid bare Almost every level of Australia's busiest train system has been lashed in a scathing review of an incident that saw the network grind to a halt. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
Could Palestine recognition wave spark momentum for two-state solution? France followed the UK, Portugal, Canada and Australia in recognising Palestinian statehood, adding to the growing wave of countries officially recognising Palestine and sparking potential momentum for a two-state solution, which Israel resolutely opposes. Euronews · Sep 23, 2025
Managing mould, housemates, and landlords: new research reveals sharehousing horror stories Sharehousing has traditionally been a rite of passage for many young people and students in Australia, but is also increasingly common among all age groups. The Conversation · Sep 23, 2025
Aussie Medical Experts Shut Down Trump’s Claims That Panadol Causes Autism Australian doctors have issued a clear rebuttal to Trump’s claim that taking paracetamol during pregnancy may cause autism in children. Pedestrian.tv · Sep 23, 2025
Nature fixes 'futile' if government keeps enabling harm Ministers agree Australia's "broken" environment system needs fixing but land managers criticise continued funding of damaging projects. AAP · Sep 23, 2025
AAP · Sep 23, 2025 Coalition accused of going 'rogue' on Palestine stance Sussan Ley has pledged Australia will reverse Palestinian recognition if the coalition wins the next election, holding talks with senior Israeli officials.
The Conversation · Sep 23, 2025 What is the value of Meanjin? We’ve done some calculations – and it’s not about money This month, the board of Melbourne University Press (MUP) announced it would abruptly discontinue 85-year-old Australian literary journal Meanjin. The reasons? “Purely financial.”
The Guardian - AU · Sep 23, 2025 Government required to create plan to protect greater glider in major legal win for Wilderness Society Murray Watt agrees recovery plans for greater glider, ghost bat, lungfish and sandhill dunnart were not made by successive governments
AAP · Sep 23, 2025 'No evidence': medical experts reject autism claims Claims by US President Donald Trump linking paracetamol use in pregnant women to autism have been labelled as alarmist and unhelpful by authorities and experts.
AAP · Sep 23, 2025 Banks, miners lead Aussie shares to third day of gains Glimmers of hope are beginning to appear in the traditionally gloomy market month of September after a third strong performance by the local bourse.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 23, 2025 Australian health experts warn Trump’s unfounded autism claims about paracetamol may harm pregnant women TGA confirms drug is safe for use in pregnancy as doctors worry about effect of White House misinformation
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 23, 2025 Albanese Lands At UN General Assembly, But Gets Iced Out Of Trump’s Very Busy Schedule Anthony Albanese has been left off Donald Trump’s official meeting schedule at this week’s United Nations General Assembly in New York.
AAP · Sep 22, 2025 PM's failure to get Trump meeting a 'slap on the wrist' It appears US President Donald Trump has snubbed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, failing to grant him his first face-to-face meeting since he was re-elected.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 22, 2025 Morning Mail: Trump snubs Albanese, Jimmy Kimmel to return to air, Daicos defeated in Brownlow upset US president has not scheduled a one-one-one meeting with Australian PM; Disney says Kimmel back on air Tuesday
The Conversation · Sep 22, 2025 Dangerous climate change threatens Northern Australia’s big ‘food bowl’ dreams Australia’s worrying future under climate change was laid bare last week when the first National Climate Risk Assessment was released. It revealed extreme heat, fires, floods, droughts and coastal inundation already threatens lives and livelihoods – and will wreak further havoc in coming decades.
The Conversation · Sep 22, 2025 Not just ‘growing pains’: 1 in 5 Australian kids live with chronic pain, but it’s often invisible Most children bounce back from pain after an injury or illness. But for one in five – approximately 877,000 children in Australia – the pain continues.