A major health warning surfaces as deaths linked to a well-known party drug rise sharply. At about five dollars per dose, overdoses are described as daily occurrences in hospitals nationwide.
Gold prices dip amid reports of a new US Fed chair, fuelling talk of a policy regime change and heightened volatility across markets. Analysts warn the move could last longer than a day.
Australia-wide reforms enable easier termination of school staff for hate speech, framed as part of safety efforts after the Bondi incident. What’s known, what’s unclear, and what it could mean for schools.
With housing approvals slowing, unions call for a capital gains rethink and broader tax reform to ease demand pressures and protect affordability nationwide.
An Australian couple explains what it costs to travel the country full-time in a caravan, outlining what is known about ongoing expenses and what remains uncertain.
The appointment of Sarah Court as the incoming chair of Australia’s corporate watchdog signals a new era for ASIC, emphasising governance and deep litigation experience.
Racism is moving from fringe to mainstream in Australia, challenging social cohesion and democratic norms. This piece outlines knowns, unknowns and potential policy paths.
As the India-Pakistan T20 World Cup group clash approaches, debate swirls over hype vs. current form. A former cricketer questions the spectacle—here’s what’s known and what isn’t.
In Washington, a US Congresswoman calls for fast steps by the Trump administration to bolster India relations following a new trade agreement that lowers tariffs on Indian imports to 18 percent.
Australia will start the T20 World Cup without Josh Hazlewood as captain Mitch Marsh insists the side will rebound from its troubled warm-up series in Pakistan.
