Australian young-onset dementia set to rise 40% by 2054, new data shows
New data from Dementia Australia projects a 40% rise in young Australians under 65 living with dementia by 2054, with total dementia cases in the hundreds of thousands.
New data from Dementia Australia projects a 40% rise in young Australians under 65 living with dementia by 2054, with total dementia cases in the hundreds of thousands.
Indonesia’s leadership crackdown on dissent could reshape regional diplomacy with Australia. Analysts weigh potential impacts on media, civil society and cross-border ties.
A 27-year-old man faces hundreds of online grooming charges after allegedly grooming more than 450 children over seven years, with investigators tracking the scope across Australia and overseas.
A Sydney teenager faces NSW charges for an alleged death threat to Israel’s president, plus a separate ban on contacting Donald Trump. Details remain limited as the case unfolds.
Australia vows to repair Gaza war graves after satellite imagery suggested gravestones were disturbed at the Gaza Commonwealth cemetery. Officials warn repairs could take months.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong defends the visit of Israel’s president Isaac Herzog to Australia, urging critics to consider the context as opposition and concern mount.
Questions mount as reports surface that the government is weighing changes to the capital gains tax discount, with deputy prime minister Richard Marles pressed for clarity.
A national study suggests autism diagnosis rates could be similar for boys and girls, prompting questions about screening, recognition and service access.
Authorities shutter three early learning sites amid concerns about hazardous items and supervision, as regulators push for higher childcare safety standards.
Isiah Fa’asuamaleaui outlines the motives behind his life-after-2026 call, quashing Bears chatter and shaping Titans and Maroons plans for the years ahead.