State Library Research Space Shut for Months, Affects Scholars
A vital research area at the State Library will undergo a months-long closure for essential upgrades, disrupting academic and public access to historical collections.
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UWA Campaign to Send Australian Woman to Space After Artemis II
The University of Western Australia is spearheading a national campaign to launch Katherine Bennell-Pegg into space, following her role in the Artemis II mission, aiming to boost Australia's space industry.
Coachella 2026: Bieber, Carpenter Headline Star-Studded Festival
The 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has begun, featuring headliners Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G. This year's event promises groundbreaking performances and a shift in festival fashion trends.
Historic Church Sale Sparks Community Battle Over Heritage
The sale of a 137-year-old church in Western Sydney has ignited a fierce community campaign to heritage list the building, as locals oppose plans for redevelopment into housing.
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Government House Opens for Historic Public Access Day
Government House in Western Australia opens to the public this Sunday, revealing newly discovered artefacts from former Governor Sir James Mitchell's career. The free event includes live music, family activities, and self-guided tours.
Middle East War Escalates: US-Israel Strikes Kill Iran's Leader (10.04.2026)
The Middle East conflict enters its second month with a fragile ceasefire collapsing after US-Israel airstrikes killed Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, sparking regional escalation and global economic disruption.
Heritage Fears Over Newcastle Queens Wharf Redevelopment
The redevelopment of Newcastle's Queens Wharf has sparked significant heritage concerns among local groups, who fear the project may compromise historical sites and cultural significance.
Iran Ceasefire Negotiations Progress Amid Tensions
Iranian officials have entered new ceasefire negotiations, aiming to de-escalate regional conflicts. Diplomatic efforts intensify as global leaders monitor the situation closely.
Artemis II Crew to Hold First Press Conference from Space
NASA's Artemis II astronauts will conduct the first-ever press conference from space, marking a milestone in space exploration and public engagement.
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World Economy Hit by Strait Closure in War Fallout
The global economy is counting the costs as a major shipping strait closes again due to ongoing conflict, disrupting trade routes and raising supply chain concerns worldwide.
Dame Nellie Melba's Legacy in London and Australia
Explore the life of Dame Nellie Melba, the iconic Australian soprano, from her global fame to her lasting impact in London and her final resting place in the Yarra Valley.
Journalist Banned from Meghan's Retreat After Paying $2,699
A journalist paid $2,699 to attend a luxury women's retreat headlined by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, only to be refunded and banned upon revealing her media profession, raising questions about transparency and empowerment in wellness events.
Australian War Memorial Renovations and SBS Documentary
A new SBS documentary explores the Australian War Memorial's renovations, including lifting the building, while other shows cover legal battles and tech satire.
Middle East Ceasefire Teeters Over Strait of Hormuz Dispute
A Middle East ceasefire is under severe strain within 24 hours, with Iran and the US clashing over the Strait of Hormuz's status and Lebanon's inclusion in the agreement.
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Middle East War Escalates: US-Israel Strikes Kill Iran Leader
The Middle East conflict enters its second month, spreading to Europe after US-Israel air strikes killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran shuts the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global trade amid rising energy costs.
Historians Challenge Anzac Legend with Uncomfortable Truths
Three leading historians have compiled stories of Australian military service that challenge the Anzac legend, exposing deserters, Aboriginal veterans, and alleged war crimes.
Israel's Death Penalty Law Raises Palestinian Execution Fears
Palestinians fear executions without due process after Israel passed a law mandating the death penalty for terrorism convictions in military courts, raising human rights concerns.
Trump War Crimes Threat Sparks Global Alarm
Former US President Donald Trump's recent threats to commit war crimes have ignited international outrage and legal debates, raising concerns about accountability and global security.
Oil Dives, Stocks Surge After Double-Sided Ceasefire
Global markets react sharply as oil prices drop and stock indices rise after a dual ceasefire agreement, impacting energy and financial sectors.
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Adelaide Protester Chains Self to Defence Plant
An activist in Adelaide has chained themselves to a global defence manufacturing plant, sparking a major police response and highlighting local opposition to the facility's operations.
US Declares Victory Over Iran as Ceasefire Begins
The United States has declared victory in its conflict with Iran, claiming to have crippled Iran's military. A two-week ceasefire is now in effect, but intelligence suggests Iran retains significant capabilities.
Perth Tattoo Artists Raise $31K for Animal Charities
The Tattoos for Tails Charity Art Exhibition in South Fremantle united 40 Perth-based tattoo artists, raising over $31,000 for more than 15 animal rescue organisations across Western Australia.
Spies, Lies and Deception: WWII Secrets in UK Exhibition
Explore the Spies, Lies and Deception exhibition at Imperial War Museum North, featuring tales of bravery like Noor Inayat Khan and Operation Mincemeat, running until August 2026.
Human Bones Discovered on Rottnest Island Church Site
Police are investigating after multiple bones, believed to be human remains, were uncovered during construction on church grounds on Rottnest Island, with forensic assessment pending.
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Chinese Embassy Seeks Punishment for Canberra Assault
A Chinese woman was racially abused and assaulted in Canberra, prompting calls from the embassy and community groups for legal action against the perpetrators.
Ubud Writers Festival 2026 Theme: Samarasa Unveiled
The Ubud Writers & Readers Festival in Bali announces its 2026 theme, Samarasa, focusing on awareness, empathy, and action. The event runs from October 21-25, featuring workshops and art.
Expert Doubts US-Iran Ceasefire Will Hold
A war studies expert warns the two-week US-Iran ceasefire may fail due to deep-seated distrust, despite Trump's agreement to suspend attacks and Iran allowing safe vessel passage.
Smithfield Library Reopens After Seven-Month Upgrade
The Smithfield Library in Cairns has reopened following a significant seven-month upgrade, featuring new technology, expanded spaces, and enhanced community facilities.
Trump Announces Two-Week Ceasefire with Iran, Averting Strikes
Donald Trump has confirmed a two-week ceasefire with Iran, stepping back from planned strikes just hours before a deadline that sparked fears of mass civilian casualties.
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Fremantle May Rename Stirling Street Over Massacre Ties
Fremantle's reconciliation group pushes to rename Stirling Street, linked to Governor James Stirling, who led the 1834 Pinjarra massacre, as part of truth-telling efforts.
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