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Victorian Liberals Loan $1.5 Million to Pesutto After Defamation Loss
A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.
Australian Native Honey Shows Promise Against Pathogen Behind Staph, Tinea: Research
The honey of Australian stingless bees has antimicrobial properties.
Marles to Attend NATO Summit in Albanese’s Place
Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.
Five Senior NSW Government Staffers Could Be Arrested After No-Show at Explosives Inquiry
The premier’s staff face possible arrest after defying an inquiry over a caravan hoax.
NSW Records About 3,500 COVID Cases in a Week, ‘Most People Do Not Test’
Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.
New Zealand Freezes Cook Islands Aid Over Concerns About CCP Links
In a surprise announcement that seemed to catch some Cabinet members off guard, Foreign Minister Winston Peters has frozen nearly $20 million in support.
Why Are Australian, British Judges Leaving Hong Kong’s Top Court?
The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.
Australia Suspends Embassy in Tehran as Israel-Iran Tensions Continue
Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.
25 Australian Universities Slide in Latest Global Rankings, Asia Gains Ground
Only 7 institutions saw an improvement in their global rankings.
NSW Unveils New Incentives to Fast-Track Rental Housing Supply
Rental housing developers will keep tax breaks and be allowed to build their own infrastructure.
Key Groups Call for Clarity, Less Red Tape in Environmental Law Reforms
Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.
Volume of Criminal Incidents in Victoria Surges 20 Percent in 12 Months: Report
Theft was up 39 percent, and car crime was up 47 percent.
5 Australian Expats Among Those Arrested for Running Bangkok Scam Centre
The 5 were among ‘boiler room’ scammers who pretended to be from international financial firms to sell people fake high-yield fixed-income bonds.
Jobless Rate Holds at 4.1 percent Even as Job Growth Stalls
Australia’s labour market looks steady—but falling participation, slowing hours, and underutilisation expose growing weakness.
Hot Baths May Boost Exercise Endurance in Heart Failure Patients, Study Finds
New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.
Australian Energy Retailers Now Limited to 1 Price Increase Per Year, Says AEMC
Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.
As Evacuations From Israel Begin, Some Australians Choose to Stay
The federal government is assisting overland escape from Israel; options to Egypt also explored.
Police Arrest Driver of Stolen SUV That Plowed Through Melbourne Mall
Footage posted online shows the Landcruiser smashing through glass doors as terrified shoppers ducked for cover inside nearby stores.
‘They Swarmed Us’: Pro Baseballer’s Wake-Up Call on Youth Crime in Victoria
Earl Byrne played in US Minor League baseball as a pitcher, and is now speaking out about youth crime.
Chalmers to Convene Roundtable on Productivity, Says Tax Reform on the Table
Treasurer confirms a super tax as Labor’s second-term agenda targets resilience and fiscal stability.
Victorian Liberals Loan $1.5 Million to Pesutto After Defamation Loss
A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.
Australian Native Honey Shows Promise Against Pathogen Behind Staph, Tinea: Research
The honey of Australian stingless bees has antimicrobial properties.
Marles to Attend NATO Summit in Albanese’s Place
Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.
Five Senior NSW Government Staffers Could Be Arrested After No-Show at Explosives Inquiry
The premier’s staff face possible arrest after defying an inquiry over a caravan hoax.
NSW Records About 3,500 COVID Cases in a Week, ‘Most People Do Not Test’
Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.
New Zealand Freezes Cook Islands Aid Over Concerns About CCP Links
In a surprise announcement that seemed to catch some Cabinet members off guard, Foreign Minister Winston Peters has frozen nearly $20 million in support.
Why Are Australian, British Judges Leaving Hong Kong’s Top Court?
The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.
Australia Suspends Embassy in Tehran as Israel-Iran Tensions Continue
Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.
25 Australian Universities Slide in Latest Global Rankings, Asia Gains Ground
Only 7 institutions saw an improvement in their global rankings.
NSW Unveils New Incentives to Fast-Track Rental Housing Supply
Rental housing developers will keep tax breaks and be allowed to build their own infrastructure.
Key Groups Call for Clarity, Less Red Tape in Environmental Law Reforms
Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.
Volume of Criminal Incidents in Victoria Surges 20 Percent in 12 Months: Report
Theft was up 39 percent, and car crime was up 47 percent.
5 Australian Expats Among Those Arrested for Running Bangkok Scam Centre
The 5 were among ‘boiler room’ scammers who pretended to be from international financial firms to sell people fake high-yield fixed-income bonds.
Jobless Rate Holds at 4.1 percent Even as Job Growth Stalls
Australia’s labour market looks steady—but falling participation, slowing hours, and underutilisation expose growing weakness.
Hot Baths May Boost Exercise Endurance in Heart Failure Patients, Study Finds
New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.
Australian Energy Retailers Now Limited to 1 Price Increase Per Year, Says AEMC
Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.
As Evacuations From Israel Begin, Some Australians Choose to Stay
The federal government is assisting overland escape from Israel; options to Egypt also explored.
Police Arrest Driver of Stolen SUV That Plowed Through Melbourne Mall
Footage posted online shows the Landcruiser smashing through glass doors as terrified shoppers ducked for cover inside nearby stores.
‘They Swarmed Us’: Pro Baseballer’s Wake-Up Call on Youth Crime in Victoria
Earl Byrne played in US Minor League baseball as a pitcher, and is now speaking out about youth crime.
Chalmers to Convene Roundtable on Productivity, Says Tax Reform on the Table
Treasurer confirms a super tax as Labor’s second-term agenda targets resilience and fiscal stability.