Australia to woo US’s ‘smartest minds’ disfranchised by Trump research cuts New talent program aims to attract academics fleeing US as administration slashes higher education funding The Guardian - AU · Apr 17, 2025
Bells Beach runner-up result 'stings' surf star Picklum Australian surfing star Molly Picklum will continue her rivalry with American world No.1 and defending champion Caitlin Simmers at the Rip Curl Pro. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
Nothing to see here, Press Council says after News Corp tabloids’ front-page undisclosed advertorial gassing up fossil fuel No breach, self-regulatory Australian Press Council rules; plus BBC embarks on big bureau expansion The Guardian - AU · Apr 17, 2025
How to tackle the ‘gender play gap’: 4 ways to encourage young women back into sport Women’s sport has recently enjoyed unprecedented success in Australia. The Conversation · Apr 17, 2025
Crossbench calls for aid lift in face of meagre pledges As Australia's foreign aid drops as a proportion of the country's wealth, most crossbenchers have signalled they want an increase to meet UN benchmarks. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
Mary Fowler’s ACL injury leaves Matildas facing up to Asian Cup without key weapon The star forward has quickly become the face of Australian football but is now in a race against time to be fit for the showpiece event on home soil The Guardian - AU · Apr 17, 2025
Jobs market strong but Trump tariff bomb yet to explode Australia's jobs market is holding up better than expected, but the impact of Donald Trump-imposed tariffs is yet to play out across the globe. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
Dutton 'believes in climate change' despite debate call After initially suggesting questions on the impact of climate change were best left to scientists, Peter Dutton has sought to clarify his position. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
In the trade war, China has moved to curb supply of critical minerals. Can Australia seize the moment? In the escalating trade war between the United States and China, one notable exception stood out: 31 critical minerals, including rare earth elements, were strategically exempted from tariffs. The Conversation · Apr 17, 2025
Veteran axed, young guns earn Aussie cricket contracts Rising stars Georgia Voll and Tess Flintoff have been rewarded for impressive recent performances by receiving their first full Cricket Australia contracts. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
Contemporary television is rarely as good as The Narrow Road to the Deep North The Narrow Road to the Deep North stands as some of the most visceral and moving television produced in Australia in recent memory. The Conversation · Apr 17, 2025
Most bees nest in the ground. Offering rocks and gravel is a simple way to help them thrive Of the more than 20,000 bee species in the world, 70% nest in the ground. And like many of their counterparts that nest above ground, these bees are facing rapid population declines. The Conversation · Apr 17, 2025
15 Y.O. Charged In Sydney For Alleged Role In Organising Overseas Contract Killings Australian Federal Police officers arrested the boy in western Sydney after a tip-off from Danish Police. Pedestrian.tv · Apr 17, 2025
Popular Game Developers for Australian Casinos: Who Creates the Best Slots - Oliver Cooper Explained Australians play fast, choose simply and do not forgive complexity. In this article, only those developers whose pokies actually work in local casinos are featured. inkl · Apr 16, 2025
The Guardian - AU · Apr 16, 2025 Re-arm, reassure and spend big: how the Asia Pacific is responding to a new era under Trump The US president has upset global norms in the space of weeks, spurring a flurry of defence spending, diplomatic overtures and offers to boost trade
AAP · Apr 16, 2025 Locals bunker down to be cut off as cyclone nears land Remote communities are preparing to be cut off for weeks after Tropical Cyclone Errol impacts the coast, bringing heavy rainfall and damaging winds.
The Conversation · Apr 16, 2025 Cracks in social cohesion - the major parties must commit to reinvigorating multiculturalism In the run up to the May 3 election, questions are being raised about the value of multiculturalism as a public policy in Australia.
AAP · Apr 16, 2025 Albanese 'trusts' Trump as confidence in the US dives Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have revealed whether they trust Donald Trump, as new polling shows plummeting confidence among Australians in the key ally.
The Independent UK · Apr 16, 2025 Teenage boy accused of trying to hire hitmen online in Nordic ‘cash for killing’ operation The boy was arrested and charged in Australia for allegedly using an encrypted app to recruit contract killers in Sweden and Denmark
The Guardian - AU · Apr 16, 2025 The trend is in, but Australian voters’ views are soft and fragmented – how should we read the polls? After the 2019 election result confounded the polling, research companies went back to the drawing board. But a changing electorate poses ever knottier challenges
The Guardian - AU · Apr 16, 2025 Lab coats, red boards and oiled bodies: inside the world of junior pig showing Competitors from across Australia converged on the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Monday to show off their pig-handling skills and see who would win best pig in show
The Guardian - AU · Apr 16, 2025 Embattled Creative Australia boss served angry letters from staff and 600 literary figures amid Sabsabi fallout Letters from staff expressed ‘complete lack of confidence in your ability to lead this organisation effectively’ and fears over participating in external inquiry
International Business Times · Apr 16, 2025 Australian PM Vows Not To Bow To Trump On National Interest Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised on Wednesday to defend Australia's interests in its trade tangle with the United States, in a televised debate ahead of May 3 national elections.
AAP · Apr 16, 2025 No contingency plan needed for AUKUS: Albanese Anthony Albanese has ruled out the need for a contingency plan for the AUKUS partnership with the US and UK, reaffirming Australia's support for the deal.
The Conversation · Apr 16, 2025 Poll shows Australians hate Trump policies and have lost trust in US, but still strongly believe in alliance Australians strongly disagree with key policies of US President Donald Trump, and have overwhelmingly lost trust in the United States to act responsibly in the world, according to the Lowy Institute’s 2025 poll.