Australia joins France, Britain and Canada to recognise a Palestinian state Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a two-state solution is the ‘best hope’ to bring an end to the conflict The Independent UK · Aug 11, 2025
Miners forge path as Aussie shares reset record Australian shares have kicked off the week on solid footing, notching a new record with help from miners and hopes of an incoming interest rate cut. AAP · Aug 11, 2025
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Australia Reportedly Set To Recognise A Palestinian Statehood As Early As Today Australia is reportedly set to recognise a Palestinian state today, or this week, according to cabinet insiders following Pedestrian.tv · Aug 11, 2025
Australia boosts PNG defence as treaty looms As a new defence treaty looms, Australia has delivered 12 armoured personnel carriers to Papua New Guinea in a show of strengthened military ties. AAP · Aug 11, 2025
Wallaroos star Charlotte Caslick’s Rugby World Cup dream dashed by injury The Wallaroos have suffered a huge blow on the eve of Rugby World Cup with Olympic gold medallist Charlotte Caslick ruled out due to injury The Guardian - AU · Aug 11, 2025
‘A kick in the head we all needed’: beloved satirist John Clarke celebrated in new film by his daughter Lorin Clarke’s documentary But Also John Clarke examines the forces that created Fred Dagg – and the reinvention that came with his move from New Zealand to Australia The Guardian - AU · Aug 11, 2025
Mark Baxter stopped talking about his upbringing to break through the ‘class ceiling’. Now he’s fighting for change Less than half of ‘class marginalised workers’ were offered career development in the past year in Australia, compared to 76% of ‘privileged’ employees, a new study suggests The Guardian - AU · Aug 11, 2025
Hard-luck story as Aussie women wiped out in Cincinnati As the countdown to the year's final tennis grand slam event in New York continues, there was no joy for the Australian women at the Cincinnati Open. AAP · Aug 10, 2025
Labor Friends of Palestine applaud Albanese’s move to recognise statehood – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025
Morning Mail: Albanese eyes universal childcare; Netanyahu defends Gaza occupation plan; confusion over Ukraine peace summit Consultants brought in to design universal childcare system; Netanyahu resists criticism of Gaza plan; interest rate cut may bring relief to Australian households The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025
Triple whammy: how 3 types of drought crippled southern Australia this year Soaking mid-winter rains have brought some relief to drought-stricken farms and rural towns across southern Australia, but the crisis is not over yet. The Conversation · Aug 10, 2025
Fair go or no go? Aussie workers face 'class ceiling' People from disadvantaged backgrounds are often denied the chance to get ahead at work, despite Australia frequently being touted as a classless society. AAP · Aug 10, 2025
AAP · Aug 10, 2025 'World cannot wait': Australia to recognise Palestine Australia will follow allies in formally recognising Palestinian statehood amid mounting pressure to take action on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Before the Australian election, both parties wanted to cut international student numbers. So why are they going up? Foreign student places are to increase by 25,000 next year. Is this the end of the contentious debate over higher education?
AAP · Aug 10, 2025 David and Hazlewood shine as Australia sink Proteas Tim David starred with the bat and Josh Hazlewood with the ball as Australia won the first Twenty20 international against South Africa in Darwin.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 10, 2025 A huge stick insect has been discovered in Australia. Here’s why that’s important Yes, they can be hard to spot – but this find in Australia highlights how little we know about creatures crucial to our ecosystem, writes entomologist Gwen Pearson
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Australia beat South Africa by 17 runs in first men’s T20 international – as it happened Over-by-over report: Australia battled back from a dreadful start in Darwin to win the first of three T20 matches
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Cuddles, cuppas and chemistry: Albanese and Luxon downplay divisions in times of global turmoil The prime ministers of Australia and New Zealand were very public in their personal regard for each other, perhaps a response to the uncertainty that lies all around
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Tax relief and Carmen Sandiego: Australia’s once-dismissed video game industry is finally getting a leg-up Government rebates and grants have finally put the country back on the map for the quick-moving field of professional game development
AAP · Aug 10, 2025 Mortgage holders ready for relief after past rates blow The Reserve Bank of Australia board is expected to deliver mortgage holders more hip-pocket relief in its upcoming interest rates decision.
AAP · Aug 10, 2025 PM brushes off push for Israel sanctions as a 'slogan' Australia has downplayed US criticism of international efforts to recognise Palestine as Anthony Albanese criticises Israel's plan to expand its Gaza offensive.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Men’s circles are helping rural Australians express their emotions – but experts say more support is needed Local-led gatherings are empowering, supporting and forging connections for men in regions where more formal mental health services are under stress
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2025 Rodney didn’t bother with temporary housing – then a three-year program with a 90% success rate changed his life Journey to Social Inclusion is helping solve Australia’s persistent homelessness by getting people into homes and, more importantly, helping them stay there