An Indigenous scholar reflects on a Perth incident in a podcast, placing recent events within Australia’s history of racial violence and denial, and inviting a broader public reckoning.
Thinktank analysis alleges Japanese LNG interests met Australian ministers more than twenty times to push gas-friendly policies, prompting questions about transparency and climate goals.
Australia weighs potential limits on under-18s’ social media use, examining how a ban could reshape childhood routines, parental oversight, and a shift toward offline moments.
Australian short track skater Brendan Corey says a blade-related crash won’t derail his Milan bid for Olympic selection, as he trains on in the lead-up to the Games.
Israeli president Isaac Herzog used the start of his Australian tour to flag rising antisemitism, linking it to protests and the Bondi attack context while pledging protection for Jewish communities.
Australia faces urgent reforms, but public negativity and division threaten progress. This analysis outlines what’s known and what remains uncertain about the reform path.
An Aussie champion, a half-time wedding and a striking prison-overalls moment headline Super Bowl LX. Five quick takes on the championship and its on- and off-field buzz.
Families of two Australian women harmed in a methanol incident in Laos express frustration over fines on local staff, urging accountability and clear justice.
Live Day Two Olympics updates: Gremaud defends the slopestyle crown, while Australia targets an ice dancing comeback with Harris and Chan, and Coady and Stalker chase big air.
Japan’s election win signals a more assertive security stance from PM Sanae Takaichi, with potential consequences for Australia’s defence planning and regional security outlook.
