Maritime Museum May Return to Honeysuckle in Newcastle
The Newcastle Maritime Museum is exploring a potential return to the Honeysuckle precinct, with discussions ongoing about its future location and community impact.
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Oil Trades Sideways as Traders Eye Middle East Peace Deal
Oil prices remained stable as traders weighed Iran's rejection of a US ceasefire offer and its own conditions, with global markets showing mixed reactions amid geopolitical tensions.
Middle East War Escalates to Europe After US-Israel Strikes (26.03.2026)
The conflict in the Middle East has entered its fourth week, expanding to Europe and intensifying regionally after US and Israeli air strikes killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and senior Iranian leaders.
Pentagon Deploys Paratroopers to Iran Amid Tensions
The Pentagon has deployed paratroopers to Iran in a significant military move, escalating tensions in the region. This action follows recent diplomatic strains and strategic concerns.
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Old Mill Theatre Secures 21-Year Lease in South Perth
The City of South Perth has approved a landmark 21-year lease for Old Mill Theatre, guaranteeing the heritage venue's operation until 2047 and supporting its role in the local arts community.
Umi Arts Opens 2026 Season with Cairns Exhibitions
Umi Arts kicks off its 2026 exhibition season with two concurrent shows in Cairns, showcasing Indigenous art and community engagement.
Israeli Strikes Kill Child in Lebanon as Annexation Looms
A three-year-old girl and her parents were killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon as Israel plans to annex territory, escalating regional tensions.
State Library of NSW Marks 200 Years of Literary History
The State Library of New South Wales commemorates its bicentenary with a major exhibition showcasing two centuries of Australian literary heritage, featuring rare manuscripts and iconic works.
Australian Woman Freed on Bail After 7 Years in US Prison
Lisa Marie Cunningham, a South Australian woman, has been granted bail after over seven years in a US maximum-security jail. Her murder trial is now in jeopardy due to major police evidence failures that threaten to derail the case.
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Doctors Call for Oil-to-Clean Energy Shift for Health
Doctors for the Environment Australia warns oil dependence harms public health and living costs, urging the Albanese government to accelerate clean energy transition.
Ocean vs River Cruising: What Aussies Need to Know in 2026
Discover the contrasts between ocean and river cruising for Australian travellers in 2026, from ship size and docking locations to itinerary pace and inclusions.
Middle East Conflict Adds Thousands to House Building Costs
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing significant price increases for building materials in Australia, adding thousands of dollars to the cost of constructing a new house.
Middle East War Escalates to Europe After US-Israel Strikes (25.03.2026)
The conflict in the Middle East has entered its fourth week, expanding to Europe and intensifying regionally following US-Israel air strikes that killed Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Operation Epic Fury has disrupted global trade, shipping, and oil marke
Trump and Iran Hold Diplomatic Talks Amid Tensions
Former US President Donald Trump and Iranian officials have initiated diplomatic discussions, marking a significant shift in relations as global tensions persist.
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Hahndorf Heritage Under Threat from Looming Relic
Residents of the historic Adelaide Hills town of Hahndorf express anger over a looming relic that threatens its 19th-century architecture, with community leaders accusing governments of ignoring the crisis.
Mali 2.0: Premier's Power Grows as Obstacles Fall Away
Analysis of the evolving political landscape in Mali, where the premier's authority is expanding as traditional checks and balances diminish, raising concerns about governance.
Lebanon's Devastation in Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
The Middle East conflict is ravaging Lebanon, with widespread destruction, civilian casualties, and an Australian family trapped in panic as Israel expands its military occupation.
Cairns Mourns Award-Winning Designer Simone Arnol
The Cairns community is grieving the loss of nationally recognised designer Simone Arnol, who passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, leaving a legacy in fashion and arts.
South Perth's No More Blank Walls Festival to Transform Neighborhoods
The City of South Perth will host the No More Blank Walls Mural Festival from April 10-18, 2026, featuring world-class artists creating live murals in four precincts to revitalize public spaces and celebrate local culture.
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Perth Japan Festival 2026: Langley Park Cultural Showcase
The 2026 Perth Japan Festival transformed Langley Park into a vibrant hub of Japanese culture on March 14, featuring kimono shows, performances, and community bon dance.
Autumn 2026 Best for European River Cruises: Viking
Viking Cruises recommends autumn (September-October) for optimal 2026 European river trips, balancing mild weather, wine harvests, and fewer crowds. Spring offers tulip blooms, summer brings warmth but crowds, and winter features Christmas markets.
Mokare and Menang: Albany's Pioneering Diplomats
Explore the story of Mokare, a Menang leader who bridged cultures in early Albany, and other key figures like Wandinyil, highlighting their diplomatic roles and lasting impact on community diversity.
Climate Disinformation Threatens Australian Democracy: Report
A new report from security leaders warns that propaganda campaigns aiding climate change deniers are undermining Australia's sovereignty and democracy, urging urgent tech regulations.
Two Murders in One Car Park: The Vittorio Radoicovich Case
A detailed look at the chilling true crime story of Vittorio Radoicovich, who committed two murders six years apart at the same Fairy Meadow Beach car park in Illawarra.
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Jeff Webb, Mentor to Charlie Kirk, Dies After Pickleball Fall
Jeff Webb, a prominent conservative activist and mentor to the late Charlie Kirk, has died from injuries sustained in a pickleball accident. He was 76.
Korea's 2040 Coal Phase-Out Plan Visits Hunter Region
South Korea's Solutions for Our Climate delegation visits Australia's Hunter region to discuss its 2040 coal phase-out plan, focusing on renewable energy transitions and international collaboration.
Middle East War Spreads to Europe, Trump Delays Iran Strikes
The Middle East conflict enters its fourth week with US-Israel air strikes killing Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei, disrupting global trade and energy markets. President Trump postpones threatened strikes on Iranian power plants for five days amid diplomatic ta
Trump Warns Iran Over Nuclear Plant Threat
Former US President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iran regarding its nuclear power plant activities, escalating tensions amid global concerns over regional stability and non-proliferation efforts.
Stats Guy: Manosphere's Impact on Modern Masculinity
An analysis of the manosphere's growing influence, exploring its online communities, impact on male identity, and societal implications in contemporary Australia.
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Calls to Strip OAM from Convicted Child Abuser Geoffrey Guest
Advocates are demanding that convicted child abuser Geoffrey Guest be stripped of his Order of Australia Medal, citing his crimes as incompatible with the honour.
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