Experts have recommended that the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) should fund triptorelin, a drug already listed for prostate cancer, for unrestricted use in treating breast cancer, endometriosis, and gender dysphoria.
Controversial changes to Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) bill have received a last-minute green light after the Labor government struck a deal with the Coalition. The agreement led to substantial amendments to the proposed legislation.
Australian vineyards are adopting a grape variety from Cyprus to better withstand extreme heat and reduce water consumption, offering a sustainable solution for viticulture in challenging climates.
Australian mining titan BHP reported a solid rise in annual profits, primarily driven by surging copper prices, according to its latest financial results.
Australian mushroom murderer Erin Patterson will appeal her conviction for three deaths, with a court set to consider whether her convictions should be quashed and if she should remain in prison for life without parole.
Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi highlighted significant progress in high-energy laser technology, calling it a breakthrough for both bilateral ties with Australia and Japan's defense industry.
Alphabet is initiating its first Australian dollar bond sale, aiming to raise approximately $3.6 billion. The funds are intended to support the company's increasing investments in artificial intelligence.
Mexico is considering new regulations for children and adolescents' use of social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Government-led discussions are underway to address the harmful effects, following similar initiatives in countries such as Australia and Brazil.
Reports indicate that General Atlantic is reviving its prospects for an Initial Public Offering (IPO), signaling potential plans to go public, as highlighted in recent financial headlines.
The Australian government has filed court documents alleging that manufacturing company 3M was aware for more than 50 years that its products could harm humans, citing internal company documents that included warnings about their toxicity.
Deutsche Telekom announced an agreement to acquire Polish network operator Fiberhost and retail TV and broadband provider Inea from Australian investment firm Macquarie Asset Management.
Jasper Therapeutics exceeded its second-quarter earnings expectations, with GAAP EPS beating forecasts. Despite the positive earnings, the company's stock fell by 4% after the results were announced.
Frustrated by soaring property prices in Australia, four friends quit their jobs and purchased a €1 house in Sicily, undertaking the renovations themselves. They are reportedly enjoying the experience immensely as they transform their new home.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back military exercises with South Korea, citing his good relationship with Kim Jong Un and calling the drills expensive and provocative.
Left-wing commentator Hasan Piker has been invited to appear on the Planet America program, sparking outrage among some Australian conservatives. His return to the ABC show is set to air on Monday night.
A political dispute has emerged in Australia concerning access to superannuation funds, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers cautioning that alternative proposals could severely impact the economy.
A national gun buyback scheme in Australia is facing setbacks as another state refuses to participate, leaving New South Wales as the sole participant.
Hip-hop workshops are being utilized to strengthen connections and engagement among youth in Australia and Papua New Guinea, promoting cultural exchange.
Australia's tallest hotel, The Ritz-Carlton in Melbourne, provides panoramic views, elevated comfort, and polished dining, bringing five-star luxury to a part of the city where it was previously uncommon.
Japan is exploring enhanced defense industrial cooperation with Australia and India, aiming to diversify its supply chains and strengthen capabilities beyond its traditional reliance on the United States.
Dozens of non-profit groups and migrant advocates have urged Australia's Labor government not to limit work rights for temporary visa holders, warning against 'scapegoating' immigrants.
The Australian state of New South Wales will initiate a mass gun buyback program later this year, becoming the first state to implement such a scheme following a massacre at a Jewish festival in Sydney last December.
Years after the trade was outlawed across Australia, Nazi artefacts bearing prohibited symbols are reportedly still being openly sold online, with some sellers claiming exemptions to the laws.
Australia’s foreign minister has criticized the far-right One Nation party's call for a monoculture, arguing that such policies would harm social cohesion domestically and international relations.
An Australian regional leader is scheduled to visit India, with discussions expected to focus on strengthening trade and investment ties between the two nations.
Three Indian business owners, Jaspal Singh, Amarjit Bhamra, and Krunal Patel, in Blair Athol, Australia, suffered financial losses and property damage due to overnight burglaries.
Australia's national airline, Qantas, has begun practical testing of its 'Project Sunrise' aircraft, designed for ultra-long-haul direct flights that could exceed 24 hours in the air.
Ministers have confirmed that an ongoing audit of the Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) will not cause any delays to the Australian Recruitment Program.
Huntington Ingalls CEO Kastner sold $4.25 million worth of HII stock. This significant insider transaction has been reported by financial news outlets.
An Australian lawyer who made aliyah just before October 7 has quit her job to launch a babywear brand, collaborating with Israeli local artists for bold, colorful prints.
An Australian woman, evacuated from Vietnam as a newborn during Operation Babylift in 1975, discovered her twin brother living nearby in Brisbane through a DNA test, leading to an emotional reunion.
Australian cricketer Mitchell Starc was seen expressing frustration at Bangladesh's Miraz during a match, telling him to 'get off the wicket' as Bangladesh reportedly frustrated Australia.
Social media companies are advising caution regarding data related to Australia's potential ban on under-16 users, suggesting careful consideration of its implications.
A funeral has been held for an Australian Indigenous girl whose death previously sparked riots in the outback. The event brought renewed attention to Indigenous rights and justice.
The Brussels Times published a spam article, 'Search / WWW FINDCOK ORG guide on how to buy MDMA, Сocaine in Melbourne,' providing instructions for illicit drug purchases in Australia.
An Afghan soldier who fought alongside US and Australian forces against the Taliban is now exiled in Iran, feeling abandoned five years after the fall of Kabul.
Major social media platforms have advised the Australian government against over-relying on initial evidence suggesting continued usage by most children despite a landmark ban for those under 16.
A mega-helicopter loaned by Australia, capable of carrying nearly twice as much water as a Canadair, has been deployed to combat the forest fire in the Landes region of France. Canadair, Dash, and Air Tractor aircraft are also participating in the effort, which has led to the evacuation of residents from Luglon.
Donald Trump announced plans to impose up to 100% tariffs on drone imports, citing national security concerns and aiming to counter China's dominance in the drone market. This move is intended to secure US technological leadership and address concerns about countries helping China evade existing tariffs.
New data from the ABS shows an almost 9% decline in new lending to property investors in Australia, following three interest rate hikes this year, which experts suggest is a small step towards a fairer housing market.
Social media companies are advising caution regarding early data related to Australia's proposed ban on under-16 users, suggesting a need for careful evaluation of its implications.
An interim report by the Productivity Commission has concluded that the Morrison-era Goods and Services Tax (GST) deal with Western Australia was a multi-billion dollar mistake that should be reversed, as it has failed to achieve most of its objectives.
Speculative investors are increasingly betting that the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise interest rates again in November as inflation continues to remain above the central bank’s target.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated he asked Donald Trump for a tariff exemption during a phone call, with Trump agreeing to consider the request. This comes as a US court ruled Trump can end tariff exemptions for small parcels.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics is undertaking extensive work in preparation for the public release of crucial datasets from the latest Census, which will reveal key demographic and social insights.
Meta has announced the deactivation of 756,000 accounts potentially belonging to Australians under 16, as Australia intensifies its enforcement of age restrictions.
Australia's screen and games sector, led by 'Bluey,' contributed AUD11.1 billion ($7.9 billion) in gross value added to the economy in fiscal year 2023/24 and employed nearly 69,000 people.
Waverley Library in Australia has removed the book 'How to Sell a Genocide: The Media's Complicity in the Destruction of Gaza' by Adam Johnson from its shelves following a complaint from a survivor of the Bondi Junction attack.
Police are appealing for public assistance in two distinct missing persons cases: a 10-year-old girl from Perth, Australia, and an unidentified foreign man in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
New South Wales is set to become the first Australian state to buy back firearms from the public, a measure announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as part of stricter gun control laws.
Australia's government has tightened proposed restrictions on gambling advertising and marketing, though the new curbs do not fully meet the demands of anti-betting lobby groups and some lawmakers.
New research on endometriosis has highlighted an "enormous" gap in Australia's women's healthcare system, emphasizing the inseparable connection between women's physical and mental well-being.
As the cost of living increases, Australians are attempting to extend the life of their food, yet they may be inadvertently contributing to food waste.
Australian star Ellyse Perry welcomes the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy, calling it a major opportunity for women’s cricket. The T20I tournament features six teams from February.
Australian beef is being sold at a lower price than Canadian beef in Canadian grocery stores. This situation raises questions about the factors contributing to the cost difference between the two products.
Experts are refuting claims by right-wing critics, including Bragg and Hanson, that Australia's superannuation system is broken, arguing that spending on the aged pension will remain stable for decades to come.
Mitsubishi Motors is planning to introduce an electric vehicle (EV) for the Australian and New Zealand markets, which will be manufactured by a Foxconn unit.
Several company directors have engaged in stock transactions, with some purchasing shares and others selling. These activities include a director buying $49,272 in electroCore stock and another selling $274,938 in Hanover Insurance Group common stock.
D-Wave has appointed Kevan Krysler to its board of directors and audit committee, while Ulta Beauty has appointed Brieane Olson to its board. These appointments aim to strengthen the leadership and governance of both companies.
Thirty years after Pauline Hanson caused outrage with her statements about Australia being 'swamped' by Asians, her right-wing One Nation Party is now leading in polls with similar rhetoric. This article explores the reasons behind the party's enduring success and what has changed in the political landscape.
Australia is reportedly slowing down the processing of working holiday visas, a move that comes as the country considers broader cuts to its migration intake.
New South Wales, Australia, is initiating a gun buyback scheme, offering up to $700 per firearm, in response to the recent terror attack at Bondi Beach, aiming for sensible gun reform.
Erin Patterson, the Australian woman convicted of murdering family members with poisonous mushrooms, is set to lodge an appeal against her convictions. She will return to court to challenge the verdict in the high-profile case.
The Australian Labor government has committed to implementing an opt-out register for online gambling advertisements, similar to the existing Do Not Call register for spam calls, though it falls short of calls for an opt-in model or outright ban.
Portugal. The Man has announced tour dates for Australia's East Coast in 2026, following the release of their tenth studio album, SHISH, last November.
National Australia Bank announced a solid profit increase, primarily attributed to growth in its business banking sector, while maintaining strong asset quality.
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Ireland's hockey team experienced defeats in their opening matches at the World Cup, losing to Australia and Spain. Despite showing resilience, they were unable to secure victories in the initial stages of the tournament.
A Republican senator has strongly criticized former President Trump's claims about MMR vaccine safety, calling them 'crazy, stupid,' while health experts express concern that US vaccine skepticism could spread internationally. Despite Trump's executive order, states maintain their authority over school vaccine requirements.
Several corporate executives, including Roku president Fuchsberg and Aehr VP Alistair Sporck, have engaged in significant stock transactions, with some selling millions of dollars in shares while others made purchases. These insider trades, such as Sporck's sale of over $200,000 in company stock, are closely watched by investors.
An Australian trauma delegation visited Israel to foster medical collaboration, aiming to deepen ties between the two countries despite political tensions.
Sam Pang won the Gold Logie, and Sam Neill received a posthumous Best Actor award for 'The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer' at the Logies 2026, Australia's TV awards, which saw ABC dominate the wins.
18-year-old Australian Bianca Adler successfully summited Mount Everest, a year after having to turn back close to the peak, making her the youngest Australian woman to achieve this feat.
HRT Financial LP has sold shares in two companies, Profusa and Maison Solutions. The firm divested $1,234 worth of Profusa shares and $6,103 of Maison Solutions stock.
Bangladesh secured a historic nine-wicket victory over Australia in the first Test match in Darwin, marking their first-ever Test win against Australia. Australian captain Pat Cummins acknowledged that Bangladesh outplayed them in all departments.
MSA Safety chairman Nishan Vartanian sold $3.88 million in shares, while UFP Technologies executive chairman Bailly sold $4.1 million in shares. These significant sales by company leaders have been reported by financial news outlets.
Australia's federal disability minister has defended proposed reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), acknowledging their impact on families while addressing concerns about state readiness and potential fraud.
Following the 2025 Bondi shooting massacre, the federal and NSW governments have agreed on a new gun buyback scheme for the state, offering compensation for firearms.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is opposing a significant gun buyback program in Australia, which was agreed upon following the Bondi terror attack and is set to commence in NSW from November.
An opinion piece argues that Australia must acknowledge the truth that its 'pioneer' colonists profited from slavery, specifically the forced migration of Pacific Islanders known as 'blackbirding.'
A study has identified protection gaps for Filipina caregivers, nurses, and domestic workers in the Asia-Pacific region, despite their increasing demand in aging societies like Japan, Singapore, and Australia.
New ABS data indicates an 8.6 percent fall in the number of investor loans in Australia's housing market during the June quarter, raising questions about investors' long-term commitment.
A French man has been denied bail by a Cairns court in Australia after allegedly pulling a knife on an Israeli tourist. His lawyer noted he is not suspected of having struck the man.
Five years after the fall of Kabul, the Taliban celebrate their takeover while Australia reflects on the event amid ongoing international pressure on the Afghan capital.
The Australian Kookaburras and Hockeyroos national hockey teams are tackling the World Cup with fresh perspectives after significant changes since their quarter-final exits at Paris 2024.
A Queensland man who initially saw soaring profits from a cryptocurrency trading app later found his money disappearing, highlighting how merging technology has drastically cut the administrative work for investment scams.
Australian band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard has released their 28th studio album, 'Alien Metal,' which explores a unique hard dance and electronic music sound.
Australian electronic music duo Peking Duk has released their long-awaited debut album 'Paradise', featuring guest artists such as Killer Mike, Rico Nasty, Phantogram, and Jack Thompson.
Australian authorities are investigating three separate near-miss incidents involving aircraft at Sydney Airport that occurred within a span of less than two weeks. The probes aim to determine the causes and prevent future occurrences at the nation's busiest airport.
Tame Impala's song 'Loser' has landed on the ARIA Chart in Australia, thanks to its inclusion in the latest 'Spider-Man' adventures, also boosting Steve Lacy.
Johnny Young, an ARIA Hall of Fame-inducted entertainer known for nurturing generations of Australian stars through his TV series 'Young Talent Time,' has died at 79.
Airservices Australia defended its decision not to immediately report a runway incursion involving Virgin and Qantas flights, stating the planes remained 1km apart and did not meet mandatory reporting requirements, though the safety bureau expressed concern.
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta announced it has taken down more than 750,000 accounts suspected of being held by Australians under 16, as a world-first ban on teen accounts looms.
Facebook and Instagram are utilizing AI to enforce Australia's ban on social media for users under 16, leading to the removal of 756,000 accounts, with birthday greetings or school posts serving as potential indicators.
A new Netflix documentary titled 'Raygun' will explore the truth behind Australian breakdancer Rachael 'Raygun' Gunn, who went viral during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, aiming to debunk explosive claims.
Meta has announced the removal of more than 750,000 accounts belonging to users under 16 in Australia, with artificial intelligence playing a role in identifying these profiles.
Australia plans to implement stricter regulations on high-pressure sales tactics for superannuation plans to safeguard consumers from financial losses experienced in recent years.
Japan has reached an agreement with Australia to conduct tests of hypersonic and other missiles within Australian territory. This collaboration marks a significant step in Japan's defense capabilities and international partnerships.
Australia has temporarily halted the processing of new working holiday and backpacker visas, with applications from 24 countries, including Singapore and Thailand, currently suspended as the government finalizes broader migration cuts.
The Australian state of Victoria is moving to broaden its definition of 'corruption' ahead of the state election, a change welcomed by the former head of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (Ibac).
A new decision by Australian regulators has raised concerns that the upcoming video game Grand Theft Auto 6 could be banned in the country due to problematic content.
Australia faces a shortage of backrowers for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup, and South Sydney player Tallis Duncan is being considered as a potential solution to fill the gap.
Greens spokeswoman Sarah Hanson-Young has criticized the Labor and Coalition deal on gambling ad laws, calling the opt-out system a 'smokescreen' that fails to understand how the internet works.
The president said on Monday that she opposes banning young people from using social media and that her government prefers to create a "scheme" ensuring that minors' use of social media is safe.
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Consumer privacy advocates have expressed alarm over the 'privacy dilemma' of facial recognition technology being explored by Australian supermarkets Coles and Woolworths, fearing it normalizes surveillance.
The US Empire State Manufacturing Index unexpectedly rose in August, surpassing expectations, even as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 150 points. Meanwhile, Brazil's IGP-10 inflation index saw a decrease.
Bangladesh achieved a historic Test victory against Australia, a significant sporting event that is now being examined for its broader meaning and impact on the Bangladeshi-Australian community.
The ambitious Slovak series 'Wild Return,' focusing on the miraculous return of nearly extinct animals, is making its way internationally, with German and Australian buyers acquiring it even before its autumn television premiere.
Upcoming defense talks between Japan and Australia will include discussions on a frigate deal, which the Global Times suggests has geostrategic implications and risks pushing Japan's remilitarization.
IMDEX reported record revenue and margin expansion for FY26, while Australian Clinical Labs also saw margin expansion despite facing revenue headwinds. Both companies presented their financial slides for the fiscal year.
Teachers in Victoria, Australia, are set to become the highest-paid in the country, with salaries increasing by 28.3% to 32.4% over four years, an outcome partly influenced by a rank-and-file rebellion within the Australian Education Union.
An attempt to halt the South Australian government's redevelopment of the North Adelaide golf course is underway in the Federal Court. Protesters gathered to oppose the parklands project.
Australia is deliberately slowing the processing of new 'working holiday' visas, popular with backpackers, as part of the government's broader efforts to reduce migration to the country.
Following Australia's first reported automated hacking incident, experts are debating who should be held legally responsible for damages caused by artificial intelligence agents, as AI itself is not considered accountable.
A report advocating for Australia's teen social media ban reportedly includes links to non-existent academic articles, leading to allegations of AI hallucinations during a Senate hearing.
Australia will launch a gun buyback scheme on November 2, prompted by the recent Bondi shooting, as announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The initiative aims to curb gun ownership and enhance public safety, with offers of up to 600 euros for surrendered weapons.
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An Australian state is independently buying back weapons following the Bondi Beach terror attack, as a planned national buyback campaign faces funding delays.
The chief accounting officer of SentinelOne sold $109,799 in stock, as reported by Investing.com, while the chief accounting officer of Equitable Holdings sold $50,072 in stock across multiple regions.
An Australian firm is caught in an FBI investigation after a fake consultancy website impersonating it online was among 13 sites seized by the US Department of Justice in connection with alleged Chinese espionage.
Australia will launch a gun buyback scheme in November, prompted by the recent Bondi shooting, as announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The initiative aims to curb gun ownership and enhance public safety, with offers of up to 600 euros for surrendered weapons.
Joule Sullivan, a 44-year-old Australian former military professional and entrepreneur, suffered an unexpected accident during his vacation in Albania.
Benzinga details the financial performance of AUSTRALIAN UNITED INVESTMENT CO LTD. The report offers an overview of the company's latest financial statements and investment portfolio.
Japan's defence minister is visiting Canberra for high-level discussions with Australia, focusing on frigate acquisition, following a recent controversy dubbed 'melon-gate'.
The Australian state of New South Wales is set to launch its largest gun buyback program in decades, spurred by the recent terror attack at Bondi Beach. This initiative aims to remove firearms from circulation and enhance public safety.
Australia is being called upon to take a leading role in safeguarding undersea cables in the Indo-Pacific region, as the vulnerability of these critical links increases due to rising hybrid warfare threats.
Legally blind surfer Steve Fox has impressed locals at a Queensland beach, continuing to catch waves while traveling Australia's east coast and competing internationally.
American boxer Claressa Shields will challenge Australian Kaye Scott for the WBA and WBC middleweight titles after defending her undisputed women’s heavyweight title in February.
One Nation Senator Tyron Whitten has controversially claimed that parents who support their transgender children are engaging in 'child abuse.' He made the remarks on a YouTube show, stating 'There’s male, there’s female, and then there’s mental illness.'
A new Australian series, an adaptation of a Miles Franklin novel, has achieved significant success on Netflix, earning a 100% rating from critics while viewers express some reservations.
Brazilian supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio is set to marry Australian jewelry designer Buck Palmer, revealing her half-million dollar engagement ring four months after their secret engagement.
Australia has confirmed its first case of the deadly H5 bird flu in a little penguin found dead on Victoria’s Phillip Island, a popular tourist attraction known for its penguin parade.
Australia's Coalition is reportedly split following a speech by Senator Andrew Bragg on migration figures. While some senior colleagues dismiss Bragg's views as personal, others argue that the critical response is an overreaction.
An article on The Brussels Times website appears to be a search query or advertisement for finding cocaine in Darwin, Australia, directing users to 'WWW BUY-COKE COM'.
Alexandre Lefebvre argues that authoritarians globally, from Maga to Hungary's Fidesz and Australia's One Nation, are redefining what constitutes a "good life," and liberals must formulate a credible response to this challenge.
Scientists from Australia and the USA analyzed data from over 400,000 participants in the British Biobank, finding that people with larger private gardens within 100 meters of their homes showed potential health benefits.
A Senate inquiry into proposed changes to Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has published its recommendations, aimed at addressing fraud and spending.
Despite a landmark ban, the majority of Australian teenagers are reportedly still active on social media platforms, prompting leading social media firms to advise caution regarding the initial evidence.
Crossbenchers and Greens have slammed the Albanese government's proposed overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, calling it 'too far, too fast' and warning it will remove life-changing supports from disabled people.
Bollywood star Rani Mukerji has received an Honorary Doctor of Letters from Australia’s La Trobe University for her three decades of contributions to Indian cinema and off-screen work, also winning an IFFM Special Citation.
A significant court ruling is expected to redefine the possibilities for citizenship claims for certain Australians, potentially affecting individuals like Ophelia.
Financial markets are placing bets on the Reserve Bank of Australia implementing an interest rate increase in November as part of its efforts to combat inflation.
Australia is embroiled in "melon-gate," a national controversy centered around Shizuoka Crown melons, a luxury Japanese fruit involved in a cultural gifting practice, now linked to the Australian Prime Minister.
The conflict in the Middle East is prompting Australia to re-evaluate its energy dependence, leading Canberra to seek new supply sources and consider building a third oil refinery due to the fragility of its fuel reserves.
A video showing an Australian tourist's confusion over a beach scene in Split, Croatia, has gone viral. Commenters advised her to relax, noting she was in Croatia.