Endangered species at risk as bird flu spreads Conservationists hold deep concerns for the future of some of Australia's most critically endangered species after a spike in bird flu cases. AAP · Jul 30
Double trouble: runway rebrand gives events same names There's nothing like a bit of fashion inspo, but a rebranding has left Australia's two biggest runway events with almost the same name. AAP · Jul 30
Shares fall from multi-month high as confidence wanes The ASX has handed back most of Wednesday's gains, as fresh strikes between the US and Iran stoked fears about global inflation and growth. AAP · Jul 30
A new fuel refinery is a start. But Australia is still vulnerable to shipping disruptions without a clear strategy The Australian government announced this week it would study whether to build a major oil refinery in Western Australia to help shore up the country’s energy security. The Conversation · Jul 30
'No evidence' arrested man knew of major cocaine haul A man allegedly involved in Australia's largest ever cocaine haul has been released to house arrest after a judge dismissed concerns he would flee overseas. AAP · Jul 30
Fuel seller eyes massive earnings lift due to conflict The company that owns one of Australia's two oil refineries says the Middle East war underscores the need to keep that capability, as the conflict continues. AAP · Jul 30
Australia sets Commonwealth record for swimming golds GLASGOW - Australia rounded off their best-ever Commonwealth Games in the pool with nine more swimming gold medals on Wednesday for a total of 37, while Kate O'Connor cruised to heptathlon gold for Northern Ireland. Bangkok Post · Jul 30
KPMG Australia says no decision made on workforce after media report of 1,000 job cuts KPMG Australia denies making job cut decisions following media reports. The firm is reviewing its operating model and cost base for future challenges. This comes after a significant audit misconduct scandal involving confidential client data. Several high-level executives have already departed the accounting firm. KPMG faces multiple government and professional… The Economic Times · Jul 30
Australia begins legal action against Telegram over alleged pro-terror material after Russia's charges on Durov Australia's internet regulator has begun legal action against Telegram. This action targets alleged failings to remove pro-terror posts from the platform. The regulator cited videos linked to Christchurch and Buffalo terror attacks. Telegram faces potential civil penalties of up to fifty-four point six million Australian dollars. The messaging app has… The Economic Times · Jul 30
MasterChef 2026 Fans Think They’ve Worked Out Who Will Win & I Can Totally See This Happening Redditors on the MasterChef Australia subreddit have begun to speculate who wins the shebang ahead of Finals Week. Pedestrian.tv · Jul 30
Australia’s swimming momentum shows no sign of slowing down after record Commonwealth Games haul The six-day swim meet in Glasgow ended with 37 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze medals, masking a subtle but significant changing of the guard The Guardian - AU · Jul 30
Australia assisting man facing death penalty in Syria Lawyers for a Gold Coast man facing a possible death penalty in Syria are seeking to ensure his rights are protected as federal authorities provide assistance. AAP · Jul 29
'Stupid' run pays huge dividends for Aussie West Australia's Tori West made a bold play in the final event of the women's heptathlon in Glasgow and it paid off as she hung on bravely to secure bronze. AAP · Jul 29
Ramsay-Peaty ends his Commonwealth Games with silver for England in medley relay Adam Ramsay-Peaty’s Commonwealth Games ended with a silver medal as England were beaten by Australia’s swimmers in the 4x100m medley relay The Guardian - UK · Jul 29
The Independent UK · Jul 29 How Kai Taylor disarmed the Battle of Britain to claim 200m freestyle gold James Guy, Matt Richards, Tom Dean and Jack McMillan were all vying for gold in Glasgow but were pipped to top of the podium by another dominant Australian
The Guardian - AU · Jul 29 Morning Mail: headwinds for green revolution, Football Australia’s Fifa deadline, Fauci takes the fifth Anti-wind campaigns eat into popular support for renewable power sources; federation must decide whether or not to join World Cup selloff
The Conversation · Jul 29 Flash droughts pull ‘alarming’ amounts of moisture from the landscape and intensify wildfires: new research When catastrophic wildfires capture global headlines, such as the unprecedented blazes sweeping through southern Europe this summer or the devastating 2019–20 “Black Summer” in Australia, they are almost always preceded by severe drought. Dry vegetation and parched landscapes are necessary ingredients for infernos.
AAP · Jul 29 Trust among Australians drops to decade's lowest point Australians are becoming increasingly mistrustful of each other and faith in how our democracy is operating is at its lowest point in years, a report reveals.
AAP · Jul 29 Steel trap: Australia must make green metal or risk ore Australia's richest export market could be at risk unless it takes urgent action to manufacture green steel on home soil, according to a study.
AAP · Jul 29 Thorpe mark falls, swimmers pocket $1.27m in bonuses Australia's dominance in the Glasgow pool has ended with a record-breaking haul of gold, as Kyle Chalmers seized a Commonwealth Games record held by Ian Thorpe.
The Canberra Times · Jul 29 What illnesses and injuries can Canberra's new private emergency department treat? $375 gets you private emergency treatment and shorter queues.
AAP · Jul 29 Aussie ready to spoil Scottish party in showpiece race Josh Kerr's bid for a Commonwealth Games gold medal in the men's mile has captivated host nation Scotland, but an Australian is determined to play spoilsport.
AAP · Jul 29 Alzheimer's blood test to radically change diagnosis A game-changing new blood test for Alzheimer's disease will soon be rolled out in Australia, but there's a good reason why it won't yet be for everyone.
AAP · Jul 29 Tech boom driving corporate C-suite expansion Australian firms are adding a relatively new role to their top executive line-ups as they adapt to one of the biggest technological disruptions in history.
AAP · Jul 29 'Not good enough': pleas to act on Indigenous targets Indigenous women and children are at risk as the nation falls woefully behind Closing the Gap targets because of limited collaboration, experts warn.