Invasion Day resilience: Indigenous survival and hate crimes
On Invasion Day, Indigenous communities reflect on survival and resilience as authorities confront violence that targets First Nations people and ongoing racist harm.
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Wallabies great identifies key area to lift in pursuit of former glory
A revered former Wallaby argues his old club is echoing the 2011 championship blueprint, pinning hopes on a fitness-critical area that must stay sharp this season.
Milo Ventimiglia’s wonderparent dream derailed by wildfires
Actor Milo Ventimiglia said he hoped to be a wonderparent when his first child arrived, but a California wildfire forced the family to cope with displacement weeks before the birth.
Hazlewood ruled out of the T20 World Cup in fresh Australian setback
Australia faces another setback as Josh Hazlewood is ruled out of the T20 World Cup due to injury risk. The decision forces a rethink of pace attack plans and squad balance.
Herzog cautions Albanese: timing isn’t right for a two-state plan as Australia visit looms
Israeli President Herzog signals a cautious stance on Palestinian statehood in the near term ahead of his Australia visit, suggesting timing will shape any two-state talks with Canberra.
Israel and Australia: Close Friends — Herzog Interview
Australian audiences hear Isaac Herzog reflect on the enduring bond between Israel and Australia, his controversial visit, and what the future holds for Middle East diplomacy.
Homegrown horror Bring Her Back leads AACTA wins as Jacob Elordi headlines night
Australian cinema shines at the AACTA Awards as Bring Her Back dominates with a nine-win haul, led by Jacob Elordi and the acclaimed Narrow Road to the Deep North.
Australian teen withdraws from Olympic slopestyle after practice crash
An Australian 18-year-old has been withdrawn from the Olympic women’s slopestyle after a knee injury sustained in Friday practice in Livigno, with an MRI confirming the issue. Details on replacement and recovery remain unclear.
Herzog seeks a new dawn in Israel-Australia ties during Australia visit
Israeli President Herzog’s Australia visit is framed as a potential turning point for bilateral ties, with officials weighing symbolism against regional realities.
Herzog warns Albanese: now is not the time for a two-state solution during Australian visit
Israeli President Isaac Herzog travels to Australia as he signals that a Palestinian state may not be workable in the near term, ahead of talks with Prime Minister Albanese and Australian officials.