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What the Reserve Bank Governor told the Inquiry About Australia’s Economic State
RBA warns first-home scheme and high energy costs could fuel new pressures, even as inflation finally falls within target range.
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Soil and Carboard Could Replace Concrete, Saving Cash and Carbon
A new building material costs one third as much as concrete and can be used in low-rise buildings.
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Victoria Fast-Tracks State’s Largest Battery Project, to Power up to 345,000 Homes
The $1-billion storage project could power 345,000 homes, yet critics say Labor’s transition plan risks higher bills and alienating regions.
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Council Calls for Transparency After $500,000 Toxic Waste Clean-Up Bill
Residents were billed $500,000 as council was forced to clean up highly-flammable abandoned material.
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New Zealand yet to Reveal Position on Palestinian Recognition
Despite Foreign Minister Winston Peters visiting the U.N., New Zealand still won’t divulge its position on recognising Palestine.
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Australian Animal Shelters Buckle Under Cost-of-Living Pressures as Pet Surrenders Increase
The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.
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US Congress Members Warn Democratic Leaders Against Recognising Palestinian State
The letter comes as Australia, Canada, and the UK move to recognise Palestinian statehood.
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‘We Took It for Granted’: Former HK Legislator Warns Aussies That Freedom Can Collapse Overnight
‘We took it for granted somehow that freedom would remain, but it doesn’t,’ Ted Hui said.
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Bill Limiting Late-Term Abortion Introduced to SA Parliament
Independent MLC Sarah Game, a former One Nation member, introduced the legislation.
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Canada, Australia, UK, and Portugal Recognize Palestinian Statehood
The announcement was made ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.
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Liberal Senator Concerned Labor’s Climate Change Strategy Is Driving Australia ‘Off a Cliff’
‘In the last three years, emissions have flatlined and yet power prices have gone through the roof,’ Sarah Henderson said.
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Nasal Spray Vaccine to Be Offered to Children Aged 2 to 5 in NSW in 2026
The state government said more than 3,000 children had presented to emergency departments with ‘influenza-like’ illness.
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New Zealand Still Seen as the Land of Milk, Lamb, and Lord of the Rings
Most of the country’s trading partners know little about its growing services sector, which includes the film, music, design, and gaming industries.
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Small Pets to Fly in the Cabin for the First Time
Pets will need to weigh less than 8 kilograms and be up to date with vaccines.
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Spend More on Defence, Introduce National Service to Combat ‘Assertive’ China, Analyst Says
‘Australia’s circumstances may not just be the most challenging since the Second World War ... but the worst in our history,’ Mick Ryan said.
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6 Key Takeaways From the Conservative Political Action Conference in Australia
Speakers at CPAC Australia grappled with issues like divisions in the centre-right Liberal Party, a simmering immigration debate, and the cost of net zero.
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Three Dead, Including Infant, After Optus Emergency Call Failure
Optus has admitted a triple-zero outage in South Australia, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory led to three deaths.
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What the Reserve Bank Governor told the Inquiry About Australia’s Economic State
RBA warns first-home scheme and high energy costs could fuel new pressures, even as inflation finally falls within target range.
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Soil and Carboard Could Replace Concrete, Saving Cash and Carbon
A new building material costs one third as much as concrete and can be used in low-rise buildings.
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Victoria Fast-Tracks State’s Largest Battery Project, to Power up to 345,000 Homes
The $1-billion storage project could power 345,000 homes, yet critics say Labor’s transition plan risks higher bills and alienating regions.
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Council Calls for Transparency After $500,000 Toxic Waste Clean-Up Bill
Residents were billed $500,000 as council was forced to clean up highly-flammable abandoned material.
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New Zealand yet to Reveal Position on Palestinian Recognition
Despite Foreign Minister Winston Peters visiting the U.N., New Zealand still won’t divulge its position on recognising Palestine.
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Australian Animal Shelters Buckle Under Cost-of-Living Pressures as Pet Surrenders Increase
The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.
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US Congress Members Warn Democratic Leaders Against Recognising Palestinian State
The letter comes as Australia, Canada, and the UK move to recognise Palestinian statehood.
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‘We Took It for Granted’: Former HK Legislator Warns Aussies That Freedom Can Collapse Overnight
‘We took it for granted somehow that freedom would remain, but it doesn’t,’ Ted Hui said.
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Bill Limiting Late-Term Abortion Introduced to SA Parliament
Independent MLC Sarah Game, a former One Nation member, introduced the legislation.
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Canada, Australia, UK, and Portugal Recognize Palestinian Statehood
The announcement was made ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.
|
Liberal Senator Concerned Labor’s Climate Change Strategy Is Driving Australia ‘Off a Cliff’
‘In the last three years, emissions have flatlined and yet power prices have gone through the roof,’ Sarah Henderson said.
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Nasal Spray Vaccine to Be Offered to Children Aged 2 to 5 in NSW in 2026
The state government said more than 3,000 children had presented to emergency departments with ‘influenza-like’ illness.
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New Zealand Still Seen as the Land of Milk, Lamb, and Lord of the Rings
Most of the country’s trading partners know little about its growing services sector, which includes the film, music, design, and gaming industries.
|
Small Pets to Fly in the Cabin for the First Time
Pets will need to weigh less than 8 kilograms and be up to date with vaccines.
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Spend More on Defence, Introduce National Service to Combat ‘Assertive’ China, Analyst Says
‘Australia’s circumstances may not just be the most challenging since the Second World War ... but the worst in our history,’ Mick Ryan said.
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6 Key Takeaways From the Conservative Political Action Conference in Australia
Speakers at CPAC Australia grappled with issues like divisions in the centre-right Liberal Party, a simmering immigration debate, and the cost of net zero.
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Three Dead, Including Infant, After Optus Emergency Call Failure
Optus has admitted a triple-zero outage in South Australia, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory led to three deaths.
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