An exploration of how enduring political and historical books continue to shape identity, history and power in Australia, and what questions remain unsettled for the public sphere.
A joint Australian-Chinese team has developed an ordered perovskite material dubbed a supercrystal, which could enable faster, smaller, and more energy-efficient lasers and other light-based technologies.
An eighteen-year-old Australian snowboarder has been ruled out of the women’s slopestyle event after a crash during Friday practice in Livigno, with a knee MRI underway.
A celebrated Wallabies figure argues one fitness cornerstone could unlock a return to peak form, drawing parallels with the 2011 era while emphasising a single area must stay fit.
Across Australia, Indigenous scholarships are linked to higher retention and completion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, with data gaps and ongoing questions about long term impact.
The 2026 AACTA Awards crowned a gore‑driven horror feature as Best Film while Jacob Elordi‑led TV dramas dominated the acting and drama categories, signalling a bold year for Australian screens.
Australian collectors debate a new Queen Elizabeth II coin from the Royal Australian Mint, with discussions centred on portrait style, design choices, and potential market impact.
An alleged fragment bomb during Invasion Day prompted a delayed terrorism declaration, with WA police outlining why the process is not automatic and Indigenous leaders demanding accountability.
The AACTA Awards 2026 unfold on the Gold Coast with Sarah Snook in the spotlight, as Bring Her Back and The Narrow Road to the Deep North draw attention across film and TV.
Australian quick Josh Hazlewood will miss the T20 World Cup while he continues rehabilitation from injuries that also sidelined him during the Ashes, prompting a rethink of pace plans.
