Govt paid $100k for free climate data, firm alleges
A Canberra energy firm says the federal department rejected free, completed work to update a key climate tool, instead paying over $100,000 to a New Zealand consultancy. Read the full story.
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Record low pet adoptions force shelters to euthanise
Australia faces its worst pet adoption downturn, with rates plunging to 60%. Rescue centres are overwhelmed, leading to the euthanasia of thousands of healthy animals annually. Urgent action is needed.
ABS Data Shows Migration Peak is Over
New ABS figures show net migration is stalling, as experts argue housing crisis is driven by tax policy, not migrants. Discover the data that challenges populist narratives.
Education Data Hack Exposes 1700 Victorian Schools
A major cyber attack on Victorian government schools has exposed student data, raising serious safety concerns, particularly for victims of domestic violence. Experts warn it's a child safety issue.
Victorian Schools Targeted in Major Cyber Attack
A significant cyber attack has breached Victorian government schools, exposing personal details of thousands of students. Authorities are investigating and implementing safeguards.
WA job vacancies up 4% while national market dips
Western Australia bucks national trend with a 4% rise in job openings to November 2025, driven by public sector demand. Key insights for job-seekers and RBA implications.
Woman to fight charges after boat hits police jet ski at protest
A 26-year-old woman pleads not guilty after a boat allegedly collided with a police jet ski during a climate protest at Newcastle Harbour. Over 120 other activists also face court.
Perth property listings at all-time low, sparking buyer frenzy
Perth's property market faces a severe shortage with listings at a record low, triggering fierce competition among buyers. Discover the data and expert insights driving the summer scramble.
Advanced Maths, Languages Linked to Higher ATARs in WA
New TISC data shows Western Australian students who choose advanced maths or a foreign language significantly boost their ATAR scores. Discover the impact on university admissions.
Core inflation falls to 3.2%, easing RBA rate hike fears
New ABS data shows core inflation eased to 3.2% in the year to November, slightly below forecasts. The result may reduce immediate pressure for a February RBA rate hike. Read the full analysis.
Social enterprises benefit WA communities and economy
Emma Garlett argues WA's social enterprises drive economic growth and solve community issues. Discover how purpose-driven business is reshaping the state.
Pilot Energy deal for WA solar and data centre project
Pilot Energy strikes a binding deal with SN Energy to co-develop a hybrid solar and battery storage project in Three Springs, WA, designed to power a 50MW data centre. Read more.
Scandalous $480k 'Scrum Master' in Federal Agency Audit
A damning audit reveals the Office of Parliamentary Counsel oversaw a project with a tripled budget and contracts inflated up to 1900%, including a $480k 'scrum master' role. Read the full investigation.
Asia-Pacific Dominates World's Busiest Air Routes in 2025
New data reveals Asia-Pacific air routes dominate global traffic, with Australia's Melbourne-Sydney link ranking 6th worldwide. Discover the top performers and key trends.
Family violence order breaches top Geelong crime, police cite tech
Breaches of family violence orders remain Geelong's most reported crime, with police highlighting technology's dual role in both facilitating abuse and aiding enforcement. Read the latest data.
AI Toys in Australian Homes: A Privacy Risk?
Experts warn that popular AI-powered educational toys could be recording your family's private conversations. Learn how to protect your household's privacy from these smart devices.
Cairns crime data shows 15% rise in offences over year
Exclusive data reveals a 15% spike in Cairns crime from 2024 to 2025. Police highlight trends in theft, property damage, and public order offences. Read the full analysis.
US Sacks Climate Scientists, Dismantles Research Institutes
The Trump administration is firing over 1,100 scientists and dismantling a premier climate research institute, removing references to human-caused climate change from official websites. This analysis explores the political motives behind the attack on sci
Fraud scandal hits Japanese firm in $10bn warship project
A Japanese company central to Australia's $10 billion Hunter-class frigate program is embroiled in a major fraud scandal. Get the full details on the investigation and its potential impact on the critical defence project.
Geelong's Most Dangerous Suburbs Revealed in Crime Stats
New crime data exposes Geelong's most dangerous suburbs. See the shocking figures for Corio, Norlane, and more. Find out what's being done to tackle crime in your area.
Perth Property Sellers Cash In With Record Gains
Perth homeowners are selling for record profits amid a severe housing shortage, new data reveals. Discover the suburbs with the highest gains and what it means for the market.
West Aussies Cut Black Friday Spending as Pressures Mount
Bankwest data shows a drop in Black Friday shoppers across WA as households tighten budgets. Discover the spending trends and what it means for the local economy.
Revealed: WA's worst shopping centre carparks for crashes
New AAMI data exposes Perth's most dangerous shopping centre carparks this Christmas. Innaloo tops the list. Learn the risky times and how to avoid a costly prang.
ACT Year 12 ATAR results kept secret for 2025
Median ATAR scores for Canberra's 2025 Year 12 cohort will remain hidden, continuing a trend of limited transparency. A delayed advisory committee review means data won't be public until at least 2026.
UNSW speed limit report criticised as 'research lite'
A Canberra resident criticises a UNSW report advocating 30km/h speed limits, demanding hard data on accident reduction. Plus, letters on gambling ads, defence procurement, and more.
True Aussie welcome starts with a simple hello
Amid heated immigration debates, new data shows nearly half of Australians have migrant heritage. True integration happens not in Parliament, but in our parks, pubs, and workplaces. Discover how a simple 'hello' can build a stronger nation.
ACT abandons flawed consent law data claims
The ACT government has retracted claims that affirmative consent laws boosted sexual offence reports after a data bungle. Read the full story on the corrected review and its findings.
Justin Langer: Use Data, Not Gut Feel, to Find Young Talent
Cricket legend Justin Langer argues parents and coaches must replace gut feelings with data to identify true sporting talent in children. Discover his evidence-based approach.
Defence, WA Police drop Chinese-linked drone supplier
Australia's Defence Department and WA Police have ceased using Pioneer Computers, a drone supplier with Chinese links. The move follows security concerns over data collection. Read the full story.
Australian teens launch High Court challenge to social media ban
Two 15-year-olds are fighting Australia's upcoming social media ban in the High Court. Content-creating families argue the law threatens income and education. Read their story.
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