An Australian couple, who donated more than $100 million to charity, stated that they are 'not trying to be philanthropists' and consider the significant contribution 'not a big deal'.

Police have arrested two more men and searched seven properties as they investigate the movements of Porepunkah shooter Dezi Freeman, who is suspected of killing two officers and travelling to NSW.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.35%, while issuing a warning that inflation risks in the economy remain high.

Australia's consumer watchdog has launched federal court action against the Grill'd burger chain, alleging greenwashing in its 'Tree Day Tuesday' campaign.

Australia will investigate claims of assault made by Gaza flotilla activists against Israeli forces. This probe follows allegations made by individuals involved in the flotilla incident.

A 2026 Digital News Report survey indicates that most Australians under 25 have never used newspapers or radio for news, although overall news interest has risen, particularly among women and young people.

A One Nation branch official, John Drew, is accused of making racist posts online, defending Hitler Youth and referring to Aboriginal people as 'stone age'.

A retired banker, Tony Parkes, has dedicated 30 years to helping restore an Australian rainforest that had lost 99% of its original area, bringing it back from near destruction.

A Brisbane private schoolboy has pleaded not guilty after allegedly plotting terror attacks against the Liberal party and a Labour Day march, reportedly influenced by the Unabomber.

Proposed changes to the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) discount and negative gearing, aimed at unlocking housing or potentially freezing supply, are undergoing their first day of Senate inquiry, drawing both criticism and praise.

The Australian state of Victoria has introduced a new policy limiting technology use in high school classrooms to two hours a day, marking a national first. This decision comes amid concerns from academics about laptops superseding traditional note-taking and research.

Young Socceroos goalkeeper Patrick Beach surprised many with his World Cup call-up and confident saves against Türkiye, prompting questions about his background.

Australian pharmacy group Sigma has withdrawn from discussions to acquire the UK's Boots chain, ending potential $10 billion talks. This decision leaves the future ownership of Boots uncertain.

A shark behaviour expert stated that former Prime Minister Tony Abbott 'doesn’t understand the science' after he advocated for shark culling following a recent attack. Another expert suggested drone technology could have prevented the incident.

With Australia's fertility rate at a record low, a growing number of Australians are choosing to be child-free and are advocating for more public and private spaces that do not allow children. This reflects a shift in lifestyle preferences.

A refugee who left Bayern Munich is pursuing his dream of playing for Australia in the World Cup. His unique journey highlights the diverse paths players take to reach international football.

Australia secured a clinical victory over Turkey in their opening World Cup match, with 20-year-old Nestory Irankunda becoming the Socceroos' youngest ever World Cup goalscorer.

Australian Olympic champion Jessica Fox demonstrated her resilience by winning a gold medal in the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup event held in Germany, returning to the top of the podium after a rare miss.

A young Australian girl was killed and two family members injured in Pakistan due to a police shooting mix-up, with the Australian family now receiving consular assistance.

For refugees who reach Australia, achieving permanency is becoming increasingly difficult, raising questions about who gets to stay and who is left behind.

Australian birdwatchers are excited by the discovery of a black-headed gull in Geraldton, Western Australia, adding to the ongoing enthusiasm for rare bird sightings like the Cocos booby.

Brendan Maclean recounted a chance encounter with drag queen Karen from Finance, noting how nonjudgmental she was upon seeing his unkempt home.

Australia opened their T20 World Cup campaign with a commanding 65-run victory over fellow contenders South Africa, establishing an early marker in the tournament.

Protesters clashed with Pauline Hanson supporters outside a One Nation fundraiser in South Melbourne, with Victoria police confirming no formal arrests were made.

Australian Climate Minister Chris Bowen, the next Cop president, stated that Australia must prepare for a changing world and can transition from exporting fossil fuels to clean energy products, playing a larger role in reducing global emissions.

A young boy who survived a shark attack and underwent 24 surgeries is finding an unexpected path to healing through dance and culture.

Economists are reassuring first-home buyers that warnings from liberals about negative equity are largely unfounded, as falling house prices are concentrated in more expensive markets and less likely to affect new property owners with small deposits.

A report by a Labor-led joint human rights committee states that sweeping changes to Australia's $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) appear 'retrogressive' and are out of step with the scheme's review, potentially limiting support for those in need.

After years as a relay specialist, Olympic, world, and Commonwealth champion Meg Harris has qualified for the 100m freestyle event at both the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, marking a career first.

The African diaspora in Australia is increasingly playing a pivotal role in the success and development of the national football team, the Socceroos.

A One Nation fundraiser event has been moved from its original Melbourne restaurant location to an undisclosed venue after the Moonee Ponds restaurant cancelled at the last minute due to planned protests.

Australian crime-fighting and financial agencies are advocating for new legislative powers to prevent the use of cryptocurrency for money-laundering activities.

Experts report a new trend where skilled Australian jobs, beyond traditional call centers, are increasingly being moved overseas, impacting the domestic job market.

Electrical workers at BHP's Port Hedland iron ore export hub have voted in favor of strike action, potentially impacting operations at the major Australian port.

TasFoods, an Australian food company, has been acquired after entering administration.

Twenty-five individuals charged after protesting against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit in Sydney are scheduled to face a six-week joint trial next July.

Police believe Orijol Rukaj, an escaped prisoner who fled during his brother's funeral, is now in Melbourne, having been on the run for six weeks.

Director Peter Weir, known for films like 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' and 'Gallipoli,' has been honored with the inaugural AFTRS lifetime achievement award for his significant contributions to Australian culture and global influence on filmmaking.

A Guardian Australia investigation delves into the HyperVerse cryptocurrency scheme, revealing how it cost investors millions of dollars and left many with significant losses.

Former Labor foreign affairs minister Gareth Evans described the AUKUS security pact as one of Australia's worst foreign policy decisions, requiring 'heroic' optimism and calling the belief in US defense a 'ludicrous delusion'.

Australia's drugs regulator is set to crack down on illegal peptides, adding them to a list of priority concerns alongside melatonin, cannabis, and weight loss medications.

Nature journal has revealed the winners of its 2026 'Scientist at Work' competition, showcasing five spectacular images including researchers guiding birds and a scientist collecting a whale shark sample.

The vital medicine Zoladex, used for breast cancer and endometriosis and made by AstraZeneca, will no longer be available in Australia from November, potentially leaving thousands of women without treatment.

Six months after implementing a world-first ban on social media for individuals under 16, Australia is seeking feedback from parents and carers to assess the policy's impact and effectiveness.

The Australian High Court has made a decision that could lead to multimillion-dollar compensation claims for over 350 unlawful non-citizens who were held in indefinite detention, a significant blow to the government.

New South Wales authorities have admitted that pro-Palestine protester Hannah Thomas was assaulted and falsely imprisoned by police officers, agreeing to pay damages and medical costs, though denying malicious prosecution.

A new report from the Inspector of Custodial Services warns that prisoners in Western Australia are living in 'cruel, inhuman or degrading' conditions, citing inmates sleeping on floors and denied basic entitlements due to systemic failures.

James Dalamangas, an Australian fugitive wanted for murder, has been arrested in Greece after 27 years on the run. Despite his capture, a statute of limitations could potentially prevent his prosecution for the crime committed in Australia.

Researchers are streaming the life of an osprey pair that has been nesting for 15 consecutive years on a 55-meter-long canopy crane in Australia's Daintree Rainforest.

Australia has improved its position in a global peace ranking, though the accompanying report warns that worldwide conflict levels are at their highest since World War II, indicating increasing global instability.

Scientists are re-evaluating the historical narrative that the Tasmanian tiger was driven to extinction due to its perceived threat to sheep. New research suggests farmers may have been mistaken about the animal's predatory habits.

A Brisbane woman charged with murder for providing lethal medication to her terminally ill husband, who suffered from motor neurone disease and expressed a wish not to live if his illness became intolerable, has been released on bail.

Australian consumers are experiencing deep pessimism as their finances are increasingly squeezed, according to a Bloomberg report.

The 12 finalists for the Beaker Street science photography prize will be exhibited at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery from August 6 to 17, featuring images of diverse natural phenomena.

Senator David Pocock argues that if Australian land, energy, and water are used by tech companies for AI data centers, they must pay their fair share of tax, drawing parallels to past mistakes with gas resources.

Telstra and Google have announced an expansion of their existing digital infrastructure alliance, deepening their collaboration in the technology sector.

A Queensland magistrate has suppressed the identity of a man with a 'high public profile' involved in an extortion case, prompting media outlets to argue for public disclosure.

Workers at Inpex's Ichthys LNG sites are set to escalate their strike action after negotiations failed to reach a resolution.

Australian authorities have seized over 100,000 illegal exotic insects, including giant hissing cockroaches, valued at $200,000, from a commercial breeder in New South Wales.

A collection of 20 Yiddish songs written by concentration camp prisoners during the Holocaust was found in a Sydney cupboard, decades after its owner, Olga R, passed away. The family almost discarded the book before realizing its historical significance.

Five teenagers were arrested and one man charged following a mass brawl involving machetes that erupted at a Melbourne train station. The incident has led to discussions about the effectiveness of current crime laws.

Researchers at the University of Sydney suggest that alcohol consumption may increase a hormone that drives savory-food cravings, potentially leading to overeating ultra-processed foods.

Australia's snow season has officially commenced, with resorts anticipating a good season despite concerns about the potential impact of El Niño.

The United States military is set to construct a war-ready weapons stockpile in Australia. This initiative aims to enhance military readiness and strategic capabilities in the region.

Former Australian SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, facing war crimes allegations, has successfully had his bail conditions varied to allow him to attend the opening of the Australian War Memorial, having been invited as a Victoria Cross recipient.

A 'birthkeeper' hired by a woman who died after a freebirth told an inquest that her role was primarily to be a 'supportive friend' and not to ensure birth safety.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep its cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, citing that inflation remains "still too high."

In Australia, where the housing market is tight, former electricity substations are being repurposed and refurbished into residential homes due to high demand.

Allegations surrounding 'Married at First Sight Australia' have been deemed 'disturbing' by the country's watchdog, prompting concern from the UK media regulator Ofcom.

A new figure detailing the amount Australians need to retire comfortably has been released, showing a significant increase, while many still overestimate their required savings.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for a transparent inquiry into the shooting death of Hania Ahmad by the Punjab Crime Control Department (CCD) in Chakwal, Pakistan.

Eurobank has spent €6.55 million on a share buyback, while Perseus Mining completed an A$100 million buyback and boosted its program by an additional A$50 million to a total of A$150 million. These actions reflect efforts by companies to return value to shareholders.

UK billionaire Mike Ashley's fashion group, Frasers, has launched a £166 million takeover bid for 77.1% of shares in Australian shoe firm Accent, following a previous bid for Hugo Boss.

A Sydney mother, Leah Stewart, has had her arm amputated and remains in critical condition following a shark attack at Coogee beach, with her 'devastated' family revealing more surgeries are scheduled.

Billionaire Gina Rinehart Made ‘Significant’ SpaceX Investment Bloomberg.com

Australian swimming champion Kaylee McKeown is considering extending her career to the 2032 Brisbane Olympics as she prepares for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

Police in New South Wales, Australia, are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after a father may have thrown his six-year-old daughter into the Parramatta River, with a suicide note suggesting domestic violence.

A nine-year-old Australian girl on holiday in Pakistan was shot dead in what authorities are reporting as a case of mistaken identity. Reports suggest she was killed by police.

Nestory Irankunda, born as a refugee in Tanzania, has become an Australian record-breaker with a goal in a victory over Turkey, contributing to Australia's World Cup aspirations.

Australia secured a clinical victory over Turkey in their opening World Cup match, with 20-year-old Nestory Irankunda becoming the Socceroos' youngest ever World Cup goalscorer. Highlights of the match are now available.

Liberal frontbencher Jonno Duniam has announced his decision to quit politics, citing the toll it has taken on him. His departure is seen as a blow to the struggling Coalition.

Australia's Health Minister, Mark Butler, cautioned the Coalition against using NDIS cuts as a political tool, stating that delays in the bill could result in billions of dollars in costs.

Despite increasing voter dissatisfaction with mainstream politics in Australia, which has boosted parties like One Nation, the Greens have not seen a similar surge in popularity.

Former refugees Nestory Irankunda and Mohamed Touré are now leading the Socceroos' attack at the World Cup, aiming to make their mark for Australia.

Australia is confronting a shortage of critical lubricants, highlighting the widespread impact of the enduring Middle East conflict, with disruptions extending beyond fuel supplies.

Stantec and Jacobs have been awarded a contract for the Melbourne Water Infrastructure Program, signaling a significant win for both companies in the water infrastructure sector.

Australia opened their T20 World Cup campaign with a commanding 65-run victory over fellow contenders South Africa, establishing an early marker in the tournament.

A woman sustained serious injuries in a shark attack at a popular Sydney beach and was subsequently airlifted to the hospital.

Stars of the reality TV show 'Married at First Sight Australia' have revealed they were not informed that their on-screen partners had previous drug and violence convictions.

Australians are re-evaluating where to place their savings, turning away from once-favored options, according to a new survey, as interest rates and significant investment opportunities, such as a $2.5 trillion space bet, influence financial decisions.

Australian singer and actress Delta Goodrem, known for her role in Neighbours, has been announced as the third celebrity contestant to join Strictly Come Dancing.

The Australian PlantBank is highlighted as a unique institution dedicated to protecting plant species from extinction, safeguarding biodiversity for the future.

The Las Vegas Raiderettes cheerleaders are expanding their reach globally by launching an ambassador program in Australia. This initiative aims to connect with international fans and promote the team's brand.

Sembcorp has successfully concluded its acquisition of Alinta Energy for a total of $4.32 billion. This significant deal marks a major expansion for Sembcorp in the energy sector.

Australian sprinter Jemma Stapleton passed away in Thailand shortly after her 25th birthday, with her brother expressing gratitude for the support received.

Australia's latest plan to introduce super-fast trains has secured unprecedented political and financial backing, with proponents suggesting the $66 billion project could help alleviate the country's housing crisis.

Woodside has exercised its pre-emptive right to purchase PetroChina's 10.67% stake in the Browse Joint Venture. This move allows Woodside to increase its ownership in the significant gas project.

Manan's father called to wish him a happy birthday as he boarded a flight. Hours later, the plane went down.

Pauline Hanson's focus on working-class Australians is creating a problem for the Labor party, which acknowledges public frustration with the economy.

Cox & Kings has relaunched its historic travel brand, expanding its small-group cultural journeys to include Australia, the United Kingdom, India, Tunisia, Kyrgyzstan, Italy, and over one hundred other global destinations, accelerating its international tourism growth strategy.

The family of a British toddler has criticized police as an Australian inquiry into cold case murders begins. The inquiry aims to shed light on long-unsolved cases.

Australian states and territories have jointly warned the Albanese government that proposed changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) could lead to 240,000 people with disabilities being shifted into hospitals due to a lack of alternative services.

Angus Taylor has rejected a seat-sharing deal with One Nation, as divisions emerge within Liberal ranks regarding the threat posed by Pauline Hanson. South Australian Liberal Tony Pasin suggested parties should 'work hand-in-glove' to defeat Labor.

Nauru, the world's smallest republic, is considering changing its name to 'Naoero,' an Indigenous name that would honor the country's heritage and identity as it moves on from its colonial past.

Australian Carly Findlay discusses her lifelong experience with a rare skin condition, choosing self-love over seeking 'cures' despite childhood teasing.

The Australian Labor government has quietly abandoned plans to make the spy agency's 9/11-era questioning powers permanent but will expand the offenses covered by the rules to include promotion of communal violence and attacks on defense systems.

Sydney's new international airport, Western Sydney Airport, is set to welcome its first passengers in October, marking Australia's first major new airport in over 50 years. The facility aims to significantly expand air travel capacity for the region.

Australia's newest airport, Sydney's second, has announced its opening date. The concept for the airport was first suggested nearly 90 years ago.

Australian police are investigating a severe assault on a 28-year-old Canadian man who was attacked by a group of males while drinking in a popular tourist town.

Australia's new Naval Support Activity Stirling base is set to bolster the AUKUS pact by facilitating rotations of US and UK nuclear submarines, enhancing Indo-Pacific security amidst regional assertiveness.

Inpex is preparing to seek orders from Australia's workplace tribunal to stop ongoing labor action at its Ichthys LNG facility. The company aims to resolve industrial disputes impacting its operations.

Global jeans giant Levi’s has initiated legal action against Australian clothing company Globe, alleging "blatant copying" of its trademarked tab design on pockets by Globe's S-Double brand.

PagerDuty has partnered with Ingram Micro to enhance its channel reach and expand its presence in Australia.

ABC managing director Hugh Marks confirmed that the national broadcaster secretly engaged a recruitment firm to find a replacement for news director Justin Stevens without his knowledge, signaling upcoming sweeping changes.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce claimed that people who 'look like' recent arrivals are dominating housing auctions, prompting the race discrimination commissioner to warn against blaming migrants.

Funding for Prince Harry’s Invictus Games has been restored for Australian veterans, ensuring their participation and support.

A new report indicates that Australia is a global leader in residential rooftop solar per capita, with 22GW installed, significantly outperforming its commercial and industrial sectors.

Australian cancer specialist Richard Scolyer, who became a test case for a world-first experimental treatment, has died at the age of 59. His passing marks the end of a courageous battle with cancer and a significant contribution to medical research.

Australia's populist far-right party has usurped the ruling Labor party in a recent Newspoll.

A new poll indicates that support for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has slumped, with One Nation edging ahead of Labor as the country's most supported party.

A resident in Cyprus reflects on the changes in water availability over 26 years, now enjoying an abundance of flowers in their garden as summer arrives.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson publicly stated her respect and admiration for former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith at a rally, drawing comparisons between his war crimes prosecution and her past jailing for electoral fraud.

The Australian Liberal party has appointed Lincoln Folo as its new top strategist, tasked with rebuilding the campaign machine after two federal election defeats.

Tasmanian native and Kerry-based author Amanda Geard is set to release her third novel, 'The Glass Key', on June 18.

New South Wales police have been criticized as 'inadequate' by an independent watchdog for not exiting their vehicles after a triple zero call reported a woman being bashed, on the night Lindy Lucena was killed.

Former PE teacher William 'Rob' Gilfillan has been sentenced for sexual offences against two Victorian schoolgirls in the 1980s. He will serve time concurrently with a prior 48-year sentence.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained its official cash rate at 4.35%, citing a slowing economy and rising unemployment as factors influencing its decision.

A strike is anticipated to impact production at the Ichthys LNG plant in Australia's Northern Territory, which accounts for approximately 2% of global output.

Australia's media watchdog has described allegations surrounding the reality show 'Married at First Sight Australia' as 'disturbing.' The concerns highlight issues within the program.

Australia has formally requested an investigation into a shooting incident that occurred in Chakwal.

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has admitted to misleading conduct regarding its CHESS software upgrade project and has agreed to pay a penalty of $14.5 million.

The Australian Prime Minister has demanded a transparent inquiry into the killing of a nine-year-old girl by the Punjab CCD, with the AIG calling the incident unintentional and promising a probe to the victim's family's satisfaction.

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has compared artificial intelligence to the Cold War nuclear arms race, warning that Australia risks its sovereignty and strategic independence if it falls behind AI superpowers.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has indicated that an announcement regarding a potential extension of the fuel excise cut may be made following deliberations by the cabinet's expenditure review committee, in response to the Middle East crisis.

A Sydney mother, Leah Stewart, has had her arm amputated and remains in critical condition following a shark attack at Coogee beach. Separately, a Melbourne wellness influencer, Stacey Warnecke, died from a treatable complication hours after a home birth without medical staff, an inquest heard.

David Munk, formerly the deputy editor, has been appointed as the new editor of Guardian Australia, succeeding Lenore Taylor who resigned in February.

Loris Gréaud's unique new film, featuring Willem Dafoe and part of the Dark Mofo festival, is designed to be viewed by only one person at a time, leaving viewers disoriented and questioning everything.

Live news from Australia covers ongoing debates, including experts pushing back against calls for a shark cull following an attack, and university students expressing fears regarding freedom of speech.

A four-year international study involving nearly 3500 patients across 44 hospitals in Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong has revealed a "hidden pandemic" of lung complications occurring after surgery.

Nestory Irankunda, born as a refugee in Tanzania, has left Bayern to pursue his dream of playing for Australia in the World Cup, becoming an Australian record-breaker with a goal against Turkey.

The stunning landscapes in the heart of Australia offer glorious walking experiences, rich with 'stories, sanctity and secrets.'

Fans in Australia and Germany are facing challenging kick-off times for a sporting event, with some in Germany likely not even awake yet on Sunday morning.

Helen Goh and Yoko Nakazawa, Australian cookbook authors, have won prestigious 2026 James Beard media awards for their books on baking and pickles.

The bodies of a father and his seven-year-old daughter have been recovered from a river in Sydney, Australia, as reported in a live news update.

A Guardian article highlights the resurgence of climate change denial in Australia, referencing figures like Pauline Hanson, as the country takes a leading role in international climate discussions.

Endangered pink cockatoos in Victoria's Wyperfeld National Park are facing severe habitat loss due to repeated bushfires, raising concerns about the species' survival.

Australia opened their T20 World Cup campaign with a commanding 65-run victory over fellow contenders South Africa, establishing an early marker in the tournament.

A 35-year-old woman sustained serious injuries in a shark attack at a Sydney beach. She was rescued from the water by members of the public and subsequently airlifted to a hospital.

Participants on 'Married at First Sight Australia' were reportedly not informed that their partners had previous convictions for drug and violence offenses. This revelation has raised concerns about the show's vetting process.

Participants of the reality TV show 'Married at First Sight Australia' claim they were not informed that their on-screen spouses had previous drug and violence convictions.

Western Australia is experiencing a significant mouse plague, with mice infiltrating homes and causing widespread disruption. Residents have reported mice in various household items and even in beds, though there are signs the situation might be improving in some areas.

ExxonMobil is reportedly evaluating potential takeover targets, with Woodside Energy being among the companies under consideration. This move suggests Exxon's interest in expanding its portfolio through acquisitions.

First Nations people in Australia report that online racism significantly impacts their mental health, prompting the Australian Human Rights Commission to advocate for a digital duty of care to combat incentivized racist content on social media.

A new Australian thriller promises high-octane plot twists that will keep readers guessing, according to a review.

A 34-year-old man has been arrested for the murder of his mother, days after she went missing in Sydney. Police suspect the son met his mother to discuss borrowing money before her disappearance.

A Thai woman is facing murder charges in Myanmar in connection with the killing of a US diplomat. This case is part of broader international investigations into homicides.

Woodside Energy has increased its stake in the Browse project by exercising its pre-emption rights, signaling a strategic move in its energy portfolio.

Sandvik has announced a collaboration with Rio Tinto to integrate autonomous drilling systems into mining operations.

The Empire of the Sun concert in Belgrade was canceled due to a severe storm that destroyed the stage and equipment. Fans were left disappointed as the weather made the performance impossible.

BHP and BOTON have signed an agreement concerning mining conveyor systems.

Labor frontbencher Tony Burke has criticized Pauline Hanson after One Nation revealed plans to target one of Sydney's most multicultural electorates, with Burke stating Hanson 'hates my part of Sydney'.

Australian billionaire Brett Blundy, through his investment firm BBRC International, is waging a high-stakes campaign to remove the chair of Victoria's Secret. BBRC International owns approximately 13% of the US-listed lingerie brand, potentially setting the stage for a hostile takeover.

Despite intense scrutiny, the AUKUS deal is unlikely to be scuttled, as its strategic logic continues to outweigh power and passion in Australia's submarine ambitions.

Activist investor Elliott Management is escalating pressure on Northern Star, advocating for a strategic review and exploring potential sale options for the company.

Mohammed Skaf, a convicted gang rapist, has been hit with two dozen drug charges in Sydney, with police stating two men and a woman will appear in court over an alleged large-scale drug supply scheme.

Perth comedian Jasky Singh has claimed he was banned from multiple venues in Australia, expressing frustration over the situation.

Exclusive financial returns obtained by The Guardian reveal that Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has more than $1 million in missing or worthless assets, with experts describing the reports as 'incredibly sloppy' and 'unprofessional'.

Several abrdn funds, including National Municipal Income, World Healthcare, Healthcare Opportunities, Asia-Pacific Income, and Global Premier Properties, declared their respective dividends. FS Specialty Lending Fund and Priority Income Fund also announced dividends.

A disability advocate has issued a warning that proposed reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) could lead to 'dire' consequences, while the government defends the changes as necessary to ensure the scheme's future sustainability.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is working to reverse decades of tax incentives and implement policies aimed at making property more affordable for younger buyers, in an effort to tackle the country's housing crisis.

Motorists in Australia are preparing for an increase in petrol prices as the government's $2.5 billion fuel excise cut is scheduled to conclude at the end of June.

Australians are confronting three main winter bugs, with experts warning of a "worrying" trend in the country's flu response. The article advises on how to differentiate between the illnesses.

Federal environment department documents reveal insufficient data from Black Mountain Energy regarding its proposal to drill 20 gas wells in Western Australia's Kimberley region.

New South Wales prosecutors have initiated legal proceedings against Labor MP Ernest Wong and restaurateur Jonathan Yee, who are accused of circumventing election funding laws by disguising donations to Chris Minns.

Author Kathy Lette passionately argues that Vegemite is the superior spread, describing Marmite as an 'insipid English imitation' and praising Vegemite's dry, authentic Australian character.

Tony Abbott has backed a preference deal with Pauline Hanson's One Nation, as Liberals and Nationals grapple with surging support for her party, which threatens to replace them as Australia's main conservative force.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has criticized Pauline Hanson for supporting a 'ditch the witch' billboard, stating she will continue to call out misogynistic views and dismissing leadership speculation.

A feature article explores the varied attractions of Sydney and New South Wales, showcasing everything from snow and sea to springtime blooms.

A report has revealed the 'less lethal' weapons deployed by Australian police, including launchers that fire 'bullet-like missiles', chemical irritants, and stinger grenades, which experts warn can cause serious injury or death with little public scrutiny.

A strong U.S. jobs report has led analysts to suggest selling the Australian dollar, indicating significant market reaction to the economic data.

The antihormonal medicine Goserelin will continue to be available in New Zealand, despite its removal from the Australian market, which AstraZeneca confirmed was not due to safety or efficacy concerns.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former Prime Minister Julia Gillard have strongly condemned the 'ditch the witch' campaign targeting Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan. Both leaders expressed their disgust at the misogynistic attacks.

A judge has encouraged the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and an acclaimed pianist to resolve their court case concerning comments made about Gaza without judicial intervention.

Lindy Chamberlain, known for her high-profile case, believes jurors 'didn't understand' the evidence in her trial and is now advocating for changes to the jury system.

The full list of awardees for the King's Birthday Honours 2026 in Australia has been released, celebrating individuals across various fields including sport, arts, academia, and industry.

The Australian Greens have renewed calls to cancel the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal, warning that the purchase of Virginia-class attack submarines could embroil Australia in a US war with China. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reiterated that AUKUS is 'full-steam ahead'.

Australia's fuel supply is confirmed to be secure until well into August, leading to an easing of pressure at the pumps, though a looming fuel tax increase could make this relief temporary.