10-Year-Old Aussie Girl Wins Dual National Championships
Meet Neave Borg, the 10-year-old Caves Beach sensation who became a national champion in both swimming and physical culture. Discover her inspiring journey to dual-sport success.
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Nature law reforms face crucial Senate deadline
Environment Minister Murray Watt races against time to pass landmark environmental reforms through Senate. Will political parties find common ground for Australia's nature?
Australia's defence debate misses real threat: supply chains
Expert analysis reveals Australia's defence vulnerability lies not in invasion but supply chain disruption. Learn why fuel security and national resilience matter more than traditional defence spending.
Ex-MP lobbies for Chinese university with PLA links
Former Liberal MP Pat Farmer is lobbying for a Chinese university with deep ties to China's defence establishment, raising national security concerns. Discover the details and implications.
Century-old map still shapes Canberra's planning
How Walter Burley Griffin's 1925 gazetted plan continues to influence Australia's capital city, balancing monumental ambition with bush capital ideals. Explore the enduring legacy.
Shenton College Students Compete for Puzzle Record
Shenton College students could make history at the National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships. Watch as they attempt to break records in Perth this weekend.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem: No Easy Solutions
Australia faces a rising neo-Nazi threat with recent violent incidents. Experts warn this complex problem requires coordinated response beyond just law enforcement. Learn about the challenges.
Australia Blocks US Takeover of SA Pharma Company
Treasurer Jim Chalmers blocks US firm's takeover of South Australian pharmaceutical company, citing national interest in healthcare security. Read the full details.
Justin Langer on National Anthems' Inspiring Power
Cricket legend Justin Langer explores how national anthems empower ordinary Australians to achieve extraordinary feats. Discover the emotional power behind our national identity.
Australia's battle against rising neo-Nazi threat
As neo-Nazi activity increases across Australia, governments face complex challenges balancing security with civil liberties. Explore the legal and social implications.
Port Adelaide's historic zero-player AFL draft
Port Adelaide became the first AFL club to not pick a single player in the national draft. Recruiting boss Geoff Parker explains the strategy behind the controversial move.
AFL Draft Night 2: WA Prospects in the Mix
Follow all the action from the second night of the AFL National Draft. Which West Australian prospects will join Jacob Farrow in realising their AFL dream? Get the latest updates and analysis.
New exhibition celebrates Aussie innovation and ingenuity
Discover untold stories of Australian inventors at the National Archives' new free exhibition featuring patents, designs and revolutionary creations from spray-on skin to dual-flush toilets.
PM Calls Adelaide Police as National Cabinet Deadline Nears
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese makes urgent calls to Adelaide police amid looming deadline for National Cabinet agreement on health funding. Key details revealed.
Japan Security Concerns Over Austal Takeover
Treasurer Jim Chalmers addresses Japan's national security concerns about South Korea's Hanwha acquiring Australian shipbuilder Austal. Read the latest developments.
States Call Emergency Meeting on Hospital Funding
State leaders demand transparency as PM Albanese conducts hospital funding negotiations behind closed doors. Emergency meeting called amid healthcare crisis concerns.
Curacao becomes smallest nation to qualify for World Cup
Tiny Caribbean island Curacao creates football history by qualifying for the World Cup for the first time, joining Panama and Haiti from CONCACAF. Discover the incredible story.
Press Club criticised for platforming coal lobby group
The National Press Club faces criticism for hosting Futurecoal's CEO Michelle Manook, accused of promoting coal greenwashing. Experts warn this undermines climate action.
Neo-Nazi's visa cancelled after Sydney protest
A South African neo-Nazi who attended a rally where Hitler Youth slogans were chanted will be deported from Australia. Home Affairs Minister confirms visa cancellation.
Bushfire shuts Brand Highway near Gingin
A fast-moving bushfire has closed Brand Highway north of Gingin. A Watch and Act warning is in place for parts of Moore River National Park. Residents urged to leave now.
Big Splash redevelopment plans submitted in November
National Capital Authority received PowerPoint slides for Big Splash redevelopment in early November. Owners propose hotel, but government maintains no formal application exists.
New PFAS group seeks solutions for Williamtown community
A new community-led working group in Williamtown will drive local solutions to PFAS contamination, bringing together residents and government after nine years of environmental impact.
NSW Battles Bushfires and Unseasonal Snowfall
NSW faces a severe weather split: extreme fire danger in the Hunter and Northwest, while snow and rescues hit the Alps. Residents urged to stay informed and leave early if threatened.
Young Australians ignoring sun safety warnings
New research reveals Gen Z and millennials are Australia's least sun-safe generations. Learn why this matters and how Cancer Council is reviving 80s mascot Sid Seagull to save lives.
40,000 Visit Grand Egyptian Museum on First Day
The Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo opened to the public, drawing 40,000 visitors. See King Tut's treasures and 7000 years of history in one spectacular location. Plan your visit today!
La Galerie Dior: Parisian Fashion Shrine Revealed
Explore La Galerie Dior in Paris, a stunning museum showcasing the House of Dior's legacy. Discover the New Look, iconic gowns, and practical visitor info for your trip.
Men charged after jet skis harass Adelaide dolphins
Three men face court after shocking footage showed jet skis allegedly ploughing through a pod of protected bottlenose dolphins off Brighton Beach. Know the full story.
$37m for National Child Safety Check System
The Albanese government invests $37 million in a national real-time checking system to prevent criminals from working in childcare, ensuring child safety nationwide.
Queens Park Soccer Club wins 5-year lease
Queens Park Soccer & Social Club has secured a five-year lease at Coker Park, providing stability for its ambitious plan to regain National Premier Leagues status and continue its remarkable community resurgence.
Peppermint Grove: Perth's Frogless Suburb
Peppermint Grove is the only metro Perth suburb with zero frog records. Experts urge locals to download the FrogID app this FrogID Week to help conservation efforts.
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