Matildas hope to avoid potential pitfalls at Women’s Asian Cup draw Tournament hosts Australia will avoid AFC heavyweights Japan and North Korea in the group stage but other tricky opponents await The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
Despite $22bn promise, Adani has paid zero corporate tax in Australia and experts think it won’t ever pay a cent Adani’s Australian assets regularly report annual losses despite strong revenue, in part due to big related-party payments The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
Conspiracy theories have leached into public life. Is it scepticism towards power or a complete worldview? Ideas that were once fringe are increasingly part of Australian public life. Ariel Bogle and Cam Wilson say they may not be about a singular event, but an overarching interpretation of how the world works The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
Bronze for Australia as US strike gold at worlds A bronze medal was a good result for Australia on day two of the world swimming championships, but there could be gold on the horizon. AAP · Jul 28, 2025
Former Australia wicketkeeper takes swipe at Ben Stokes and England over handshake offer Stokes offered a handshake to end the fourth Test with India early, but both Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar declined The Independent UK · Jul 28, 2025
Trump found his immigration playbook in the most unexpected place, and now he’s taking the cruelty even further The Southern Cross playbook. We Got This Covered · Jul 28, 2025
Five burning questions from Triple J’s Australian Hottest 100, a ‘rare and precious thing’ How did the radio network’s Top 100 Australian Songs poll become a cultural moment and why does Triple J’s head say we should stay ‘fucking loud’? The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
Brickbat: No Children Allowed Australia will implement mandatory age verification for logged-in users of search engines starting Dec. 27, 2025, under a new online… The post Brickbat: No Children Allowed appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jul 28, 2025
Aviation Accident And Incidents 2025 Continue As Virgin Plane In Melbourne Airport Collides With Tug Vehicle A Virgin Australia plane with a tug vehicle at Melbourne Airport during towing, causing visible damage but no injuries. International Business Times UK · Jul 28, 2025
Tino hails Samoa visit as Test choice call looms Tino Fa'asuamaleaui is yet to make a call on whether he will make himself available for Samoa or Australia as he targets an early return from a knee injury. AAP · Jul 28, 2025
Afternoon Update: Pro-Palestine march pushback; Australia’s ‘one shot’ at clean energy; and the AFL’s most sought-after signature Sydney-based Palestine Action Group announced it wanted to walk across the bridge to the US consulate this Sunday The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
Australia won’t receive Aukus nuclear submarines unless US doubles shipbuilding, admiral warns Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says there is a ‘very, very high’ chance Virginia-class subs will never arrive under Australian control The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025
'House of cards': disability lifeline as dominoes fall Australia's second-largest disability employer has avoided sudden collapse but more trouble could be on the way for the strained sector. AAP · Jul 28, 2025
Australia proved a point in Melbourne — but second Test cannot be a false dawn The Wallabies answered plenty of questions with their performance at the MCG - but having let victory slip away, they must build on the showing The Independent UK · Jul 28, 2025
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 Aussies' winning start as Poppy gears for title defence Australia's Adam Walton set up a clash with top seed Alexander Zverev when he won his first round match at the Canadian Open.
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 Bowls marks 180 years, ramps up Olympics pitch People of all ages have taken to the green at a suburban bowls club to celebrate 180 years since the first recorded game was played in Australia.
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 NBA champion Alex Ducas returning to Australia Alex Ducas will play in the NBL this season after featuring on Oklahoma City's championship-winning roster in his first NBA campaign.
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 UN urges Australia to lead global renewable energy race Australia should set bolder targets to cut pollution and produce renewable energy, the UN says, to secure green exports and avoid further climate harm.
The Conversation · Jul 28, 2025 Australia’s rat uprising: footage provides first evidence of native rakali attacking introduced black rat An introduced black rat scratches through leaf litter, looking for food. Nearby, a native water rat watches on, its beady eyes shining. The native rat pounces out from the shadows, sending the invader fleeing.
Tom’s Guide · Jul 28, 2025 How to watch UCI BMX World Championships 2025: live stream every event from anywhere All the ways to watch UCI BMX World Championships 2025 live streams online and from anywhere, with all eyes on Shriever and Sakakibara in Copenhagen.
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 Fight looms as Gaza protest planned for Harbour Bridge Plans for a protest across a major Australian bridge to show support for Palestinians are up in the air, with a state leader suggesting it will deliver "chaos".
The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2025 The time for Australia to recognise the state of Palestine is right now So many countries have lost patience and are unable to stay silent – most recently France. This is the moment for us to take a similar stand
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Pedestrian.tv · Jul 28, 2025 There’s An Interstate War Brewing Over Brisbane’s Plans To Promote The 2032 Olympics The Organising Committee President said “key” Australian iconography should be showcased, which "might mean the Opera House" — and hoo boy, are people mad about it.
The Conversation · Jul 28, 2025 A look into the decades of labour that helped bring LGBTQIA+ stories to Australian TV When the Seven Network’s Bevan Lee created the story of James Bligh, a gay man living in 1950s Australia, in A Place to Call Home (2013–18), it was the culmination of a lifetime of work in commercial TV.