Kerr is innocent, but what next for Matildas captain? Her liberty preserved, but her reputation tarnished, Sam Kerr returns to the Australia and Chelsea teams an innocent woman yet with questions over her future. AAP · Feb 11, 2025
Aussies opt for regional living, pushing up home prices A continued shift of Australians moving to regional towns for lifestyle reasons has boosted property prices at the expense of capital city values. AAP · Feb 11, 2025
'Strong ally': Australia won't return fire on tariffs The clock is ticking for Australia to secure an exemption to Donald Trump's steel tariffs after he accused leaders of breaking their word on an export deal. AAP · Feb 11, 2025
Starc out, Smith to skipper depleted Aussie ODI squad Australia will be without all three of their frontline pacemen at the Champions Trophy, with selectors forced to call up multiple new faces in a new-look squad. AAP · Feb 11, 2025
Small cars show a big thirst for petrol in road tests Three popular small cars, including a hybrid model, are among the latest vehicles found using more fuel than expected in Australian road tests. AAP · Feb 11, 2025
Memoir of a Snail review: this Oscar-nominated animation with Sarah Snook is a darkly funny, oddball delight 4/5 Adam Elliot’s stop-motion tale of twins separated as children in Australia is an enchantingly weird life lesson for us all Evening Standard · Feb 11, 2025
Russian cybercrime network targeted for sanctions across US, UK and Australia The U.S., U.K. and Australia have sanctioned a Russian web-hosting services provider and two Russian men who administer the service in support of Russian ransomware syndicate LockBit The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025
Australia soccer star Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment Sam Kerr, one of the world’s top female soccer players, has been found not guilty of the racially aggravated harassment of a police officer The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025
Chelsea striker Sam Kerr cleared of racially harassing Met police officer The Australia international called the police officer ‘stupid and white’. Evening Standard · Feb 11, 2025
School refusal, drop-outs and private enrolments on the rise: what we learned from Australia’s latest education report Productivity Commission report paints grim picture – but shows childcare reforms taking effect The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025
Clinical cancer trials are vital for scientific progress – but there are many unanswered questions for patients Australian regulators can do more to ensure measures such as age, ethnic diversity and quality of life are studied The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025
Screen time, caffeine and irregular bedtimes: survey finds almost half of Australian kids have sleep problems Among those aged five to 12, 45% had trouble with sleep patterns compared with 37% of those between 13 and 17 The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025
50% of Australians want to read more – but don’t. So what is stopping us? New research from Monash University has found that readers and non-readers alike aspire to read more books but struggle with distractions, motivation and even browsing The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025
Endangered waves: why Australia’s revered surf spots could soon reach a breaking point Research reveals surf breaks are on the frontline of threats that could undermine access to and enjoyment of our famous beaches The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025
Golf Monthly · Feb 11, 2025 Australian Professional Gets LIV Golf Adelaide Call-Up Wade Ormsby will tee it up in his home city of Adelaide for the LIV Golf event, with the Australian making a second straight start as injury cover for Iron Heads GC
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 Starmer under pressure to secure US trade deal after Trump suggests Australia could avoid 25% steel tariffs US president said he would give ‘great consideration’ to handing Australia an exemption from the 25% hike because of a trade surplus
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 Passengers thrown a metre in the air after train collides with truck trailer in Australia ‘It could have been so much worse’ said passengers
The Times of India · Feb 11, 2025 Australia seek winning rhythm in Sri Lanka ODIs ahead of ICC Champions Trophy Captain Steve Smith acknowledged on Tuesday that the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy is firmly on Australia's mind as they prepare to face Sri Lanka in two one-day internationals this week in Colombo.
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 Pakistan vs South Africa LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Tri-Series in Pakistan 2025 Follow all the action from National Stadium
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 India vs England LIVE: Cricket score and updates from England in India 2025 Follow all the action from Narendra Modi Stadium
BANG Premier · Feb 11, 2025 Drake rants about exes during performance Drake blasted his exes for having "played with" him in an on-stage rant in Australia on Sunday (09.02.25) night, which came just before two former flames, Serena Williams and SZA, joined his rap rival Kendrick Lamar at the Super Bowl half-time show.
The Conversation · Feb 11, 2025 Australia improves on global corruption rankings, but there is still work to be done Australia has turned the corner on its decade-long slide on Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), once again ranking in the top ten least corrupt countries in the world. The fresh ranking comes just ahead of a federal election, which will determine the future of many key anti-corruption reforms.
Evening Standard · Feb 11, 2025 'The quality of life here is impeccable': why Londoners are moving to Australia Amid a cost-of-living crisis and crime wave in the capital, increasing numbers of Londoners are seeking a quality of life boost in Australia, attracted by a better way of living
The Guardian - AU · Feb 11, 2025 Afternoon Update: Buttrose fronts Lattouf hearing; Trump weighs Australia tariffs; and life as a triple zero call-taker Former chair of ABC says Antoinette Lattouf' ‘was an activist’ in relation to Gaza-Israel war and should not have been hired
AAP · Feb 11, 2025 Australia gains in corruption index but threats persist Oversight and anti-corruption bodies need to be adequately resourced and truly independent if public trust in democracy is to continue, a former ombudsman says.