Clashes in Australia’s Melbourne as thousands rally against immigration Thousands of people rally in cities, including Sydney, Perth, Canberra and Brisbane, demanding end to ‘mass migration’. Al Jazeera · Sep 1, 2025
Tibetans protest Chinese repression in Australia Surveillance of Tibetans in Australia has been raised as a major concern by the community as it calls for greater protections against Chinese repression. AAP · Sep 1, 2025
‘Those paintings belong to us’: how an Indigenous-led project is harnessing technology to protect Kakadu’s rock art Kakadu National Park has become one of Australia’s most prized cultural landscapes since it was added to the World Heritage List in 1981. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people travel to the region, usually during the dry season, to witness the magical gunwardebim (local Kunwinjku language term for rock… The Conversation · Sep 1, 2025
Thousands of electric SUVs recalled over injury risk One of Australia's most popular electric vehicle brands has been subject to a product recall over a fault with one of its safety systems. AAP · Sep 1, 2025
Car crashes into Russian consulate in Australia’s Sydney Police say a 39-year-old man has been taken into custody over the incident in Sydney’s Woollahra suburb. Al Jazeera · Sep 1, 2025
Australians obsessed with interest rates because ‘there is not enough else to talk about’, former RBA governor says Glenn Stevens tells Reserve Bank historian: ‘We’ve got a lot of media capacity and not enough real news to fill it’ The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025
Zampa wins after epic trip - but is upstaged by Aussie Another Australian leg-spinner stole the show from globe-trotting teammate Adam Zampa as Nathan Sowter spun Oval Invincibles' star in the Hundred final. AAP · Aug 31, 2025
PM says neo-Nazi giving speech from Victoria’s parliament steps ‘isn’t the Australian way’ – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025
Morning Mail: Fears over the rise of 3D-printed guns; Xi hosts Putin and Modi; Oscar Piastri wins Dutch GP 3D-printed gun laws ‘a dog’s breakfast’; China hosts summit amid global instability; Australian F1 driver extends lead in title race The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025
Over-the-top melodrama, a platonic rom-com and retirement village murders: what to watch in September With September comes spring: flowering trees, warmer weather, longer days. But just as it felt like spring had sprung, a new cold front came over much of south east Australia. The Conversation · Aug 31, 2025
New data shows a jump in older people dying from drug overdoses When we talk about drug overdose deaths, many of us imagine a problem that affects young people. The Conversation · Aug 31, 2025
'World is watching': high bar for 2035 climate goals Cutting emissions by 81 per cent by 2035 is "technologically and economically feasible" for Australia, a global climate think tank says. AAP · Aug 31, 2025
It's not me, it's you: millions abandon the coalition Australians who had previously voted for the coalition, but refused to do so at the last election, have revealed why in a new research report. AAP · Aug 31, 2025
Jan Moore obituary Other lives: Former teacher who moved to Australia but returned annually to the Scottish village where she was born The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2025
The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025 Australia’s pole vault queen Nina Kennedy: ‘I’m in full force to go to the world champs’ The Paris gold medallist opens up on her comeback from surgery, her longtime US rival, and the inner ‘mongrel’ that drives her to win
The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025 Illicit and 3D-printed firearms are a growing problem. Authorities are struggling to keep up As police investigate whether alleged Porepunkah killer Dezi Freeman owned homemade firearms, experts say the laws on privately manufactured guns are a ‘dog’s breakfast’
The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025 Parcels on working with Daft Punk and their euphoric electropop: ‘The ultimate goal is to cry on the dancefloor’ After forming at high school in Byron Bay, the Australian band’s nostalgic, disco-funk sound has been streamed more than 1bn times
The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025 Negative gearing on short-stay rentals costs Australia up to $556m a year, report estimates Almost 170,000 homes are estimated to be operating as short-stay accommodation, which can still claim tax breaks
The Independent UK · Aug 31, 2025 United Arab Emirates vs Afghanistan LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Tri-Series in UAE 2025 Follow all the action from Sharjah Cricket Stadium
The Mary Sue · Aug 31, 2025 ‘I’m literally stranded’: Woman flying to Australia says United Airlines delayed flight. Then it gave other passengers compensation, except her Earlier this month, United Airlines experienced a technological issue that grounded several of its flights. According to Reuters, the issue was related to its Unimatic system, which contains information about each flight. While the issue was resolved later that day, for many passengers, it still had consequences. One such customer,…
The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025 Trial of tech that could be used to keep Australian under-16s off social media finds some errors ‘inevitable’ Report from age assurance trial finds multiple fallback options may be needed, as communications minister says there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution
The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2025 Jess Breach hails ‘phenomenal’ feeling as she eyes 50th England cap against Australia Jess Breach said scoring 50 tries for England is a ‘special’ emotion and it would ‘mean everything’ to the wing to win her 50th cap in her home county
The Independent UK · Aug 31, 2025 Bangladesh vs Netherlands LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Netherlands in Bangladesh 2025 Follow all the action from Sylhet International Cricket Stadium
AAP · Aug 31, 2025 'Tough cop' needed to protect Australia's environment Australia needs a tough cop on the beat to enforce environmental rules, with international attention on plans to combat climate change and limit global warming.
Euronews · Aug 31, 2025 The three Scottish brothers who set a world record for fastest Pacific row — in 139 days Jamie, Ewan, and Lachlan Maclean on Saturday completed the journey, arriving in Cairns, Australia, after rowing over 14,000 kilometres nonstop from Peru, becoming the first team to achieve the full crossing from South America to Australia.