China: The New US Rivalry Echoing Japan's 80s Challenge
Raymond da Silva Rosa draws parallels between the US-China tech war and 1980s US-Japan tensions. Explore the economic and strategic implications for Australia and global trade.
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ACT bans community appeals against public housing projects
The ACT government has passed laws banning community appeals against public and community housing to accelerate construction. The four-year ban aims to deliver homes faster for vulnerable Canberrans.
Sam Kerr returns from injury in Matildas Asian Cup prep
Sam Kerr makes a successful return from a calf injury, scoring in the Matildas' 2-0 win over China. Coach Joe Montemurro's new tactics are on display ahead of the Asian Cup. Read the full match report.
Sam Kerr scores on return as Matildas beat China 2-0
Sam Kerr marked her return from injury with a goal, leading the Matildas to a 2-0 victory over China in a crucial Asian Cup warm-up. Read the full match report and analysis.
Rio Tinto's Maiden Simandou Iron Ore Delivery to China
Rio Tinto's inaugural shipment of high-grade iron ore from Guinea's Simandou project is on its way to China, marking a pivotal moment for global supply. Discover the details and implications.
Critica's Jupiter produces second high-grade rare earths batch
Critica Limited has successfully produced a second high-grade mixed rare earths product from its Jupiter project in WA, reinforcing its potential as a major non-China supply source. Discover the strategic implications for the global market.
Plastic kettles leak billions of nanoparticles into drinks
A new study reveals plastic kettles release billions of nano and microplastic particles when boiling. Experts warn of potential health risks and advise switching to stainless steel. Learn how to protect your family.
$8.9m in old MyWay funds stuck in limbo
A year after Canberra's troubled switch to MyWay+, $8.9 million of passenger cash remains stranded in the old system. Discover the fallout from the 'significant failure' and what's being done.
Australia's Future: A 55 Million Strong, Asian-Led Nation
By 2100, Australia transforms into a hybrid Pacific-Eurasian nation of 55 million, led by an ethnic Chinese PM, navigating a world where China is the dominant global power.
WA Police Defend Drone Safety Amid China Links
WA Police insist their drone program remains secure despite revelations about Chinese connections to supplier DJI. Full details on the safety review and government response.
Australia urged to confront China on human rights abuses
Human rights lawyer David Matas reveals shocking evidence of forced organ harvesting in China over two decades. Discover why Australia's response disappoints activists. Listen to the full podcast.
Chinese Ambassador Attends Han Xu's WNBL Debut
China's Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian courtside as Perth Lynx recruit Han Xu makes WNBL debut. Diplomatic presence highlights growing basketball ties between nations.
Element Zero opens green iron plant after Fortescue legal battle
Element Zero opens its Malaga green iron pilot plant, settles legal dispute with Fortescue, and claims its technology is superior. Read the latest on WA's green steel race.
Bali's cliffside glass elevator to be demolished
Bali's governor orders demolition of controversial 182m glass elevator at Kelingking Beach after environmental and permit violations. Read the full story.
Security Alert for MPs During Chinese Official's Visit
Canberra politicians received a secret email warning of potential hacking during a visit by China's senior official Zhao Leji. Learn about the strict security protocols issued.
20 Housing ACT jobs cut before Christmas
Twenty Housing ACT workers face unemployment just before Christmas as contracts end, despite Treasurer Chris Steel's assurance that Canberra's public service will continue growing.
No savings in early Woden light rail: Minister
ACT Transport Minister Chris Steel dismisses claims taxpayers could have saved money if Woden light rail started sooner, citing pandemic constraints and capacity issues.
WA Green Steel Fund Sparks 'Made in WA' Debate
Western Australia's $75m manufacturing fund faces scrutiny as InfraBuild's involvement raises questions about what truly constitutes 'Made in WA' steel production. Read more.
Rio Tinto pauses $215m BioIron plant in WA
Rio Tinto halts its $215 million BioIron pilot plant in East Rockingham, shifting focus to Calix's Zesty technology for green steel production in Western Australia.
Australian farmers turn garlic waste into gold
Fifth-generation Queensland farmers transform rejected garlic into premium Australian powder, taking on China's spice market dominance with 100% local product.
US Supreme Court Scrutinises Trump Tariffs
The highest court in America is scrutinising controversial tariffs imposed during Donald Trump's presidency, potentially reshaping international trade law and its impact on Australian exporters.
Direct Adelaide-Shanghai flights launching soon
South Australia scores major tourism and trade win with new direct flights connecting Adelaide to Shanghai, opening up unprecedented access between the two regions.
Trump Proposes US-China-Russia Nuclear Disarmament Plan
Former President Donald Trump has floated a radical denuclearisation pact between the US, China and Russia, just days after suggesting America should restart its nuclear testing program - a move that's sending shockwaves through global security circles.
MyWay System Failure: ACT Transport Minister Apologises
ACT Transport Minister Chris Steel has publicly apologised after Canberra's MyWay smartcard system experienced a major failure, leaving commuters stranded and frustrated across the capital.
Trump-Xi Summit Tests Albanese Government
As global powerhouses Donald Trump and Xi Jinping prepare for high-stakes talks, Canberra faces mounting pressure to navigate Australia's delicate position between its largest trading partner and key security ally.
Australia-Canada critical minerals pact bypasses China
In a strategic power move, Australia and Canada have agreed to stop competing and instead collaborate on critical minerals, creating a new supply chain that bypasses China and reshapes global energy markets.
Aussie Miners Forge US Rare Earths Alliance
Two Australian mining heavyweights join forces to supply critical minerals to American defence contractors, creating a new Western supply chain for rare earth elements essential for modern technology.
Forrest's 'crazy' rare earths plan needs patience
Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest defends his bold rare earths strategy, urging investors to embrace his 'crazy' plan that could reshape global supply chains and challenge China's dominance.
ACT Brumbies to Play Hong Kong China in Super Rugby
Stephen Larkham's ACT Brumbies are making rugby history with a groundbreaking match against Hong Kong China in the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season, marking a significant expansion of the sport's global footprint.
ACT Minister defends MyWay card rollout amid commuter chaos
Canberra's new MyWay card system faces technical glitches and delays, leaving commuters frustrated as Transport Minister Chris Steel defends the rollout process.
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