Anthony Albanese- Sussan Ley

Hate Speech Reforms Spark Political Revolt, With Opposition and Greens Rejecting Labor’s Response to Bondi Beach Terror Attack

Reforms to Australia’s hate speech laws are facing a steep parliamentary hurdle, with both the Coalition and the Greens signalling they will not support the federal government’s draft legislation in its current form, raising serious doubts about Labor’s plan to...
Forensic testing is under way on suspected human remains discovered by workers at an island home.

Plumbing Works Turn Grim as Suspected Human Remains Unearthed at Phillip Island Home, Police Establish Crime Scene

Workers carrying out routine plumbing work at a residential property on Phillip Island were confronted with a disturbing discovery on Thursday morning after suspected human remains were unearthed, prompting a major police response and the establishment of a crime scene....
Australia Eureka Group Holdings

Eureka Group Expands Victorian Footprint With $11 Million Acquisition of Nagambie Lifestyle Park Amid Rental Housing Shortage

Australia’s Eureka Group Holdings has secured its second affordable housing village in Victoria in as many months, announcing an $11 million acquisition of Nagambie Lifestyle Park in the state’s north as it accelerates a strategy to diversify beyond its traditional...
Dan Murphy’s owner Endeavour Group

Dan Murphy’s owner Endeavour Group sacrifices margins to boost volumes, triggering sell-off in shares

Shares in Endeavour Group, the owner of Dan Murphy’s and BWS, slid to a two-month low on Tuesday after the company revealed it had ramped up discounting to lift sales, a strategy that is weighing on profit margins in an...
Australian-Linked Underworld Boss Apprehended Iraq as Authorities Target Syndicate Responsible for Illicit Tobacco Trade

Australian-Linked Underworld Boss Apprehended Iraq as Authorities Target Syndicate Responsible for Illicit Tobacco Trade, Violence, and Global Drug Operations

An exiled underworld figure with deep ties to Australia’s illicit tobacco trade has been arrested in the Middle East, authorities confirmed on Tuesday. Kazem “Kaz” Hamad, also identified in official documents as Kadhim Malik Hamad Rabah al-Hajami, was taken into...
People stand near flowers laid as a tribute at Bondi Beach to honour the victims of a mass shooting that targeted a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach on Sunday, in Sydney, Australia,

Bondi Beach Footbridge at Center of Debate One Month After Mass Shooting, with Plans for Replacement or Restoration Under Review

The footbridge used by two gunmen during the Bondi Beach terror attack has become a “ghoulish reminder” of the tragedy, prompting calls for its removal as Waverley Council prepares to decide the future of the century-old structure. The north pedestrian...
Writer Randa Abdel-Fattah

Palestinian-Australian Writer Randa Abdel-Fattah Launches Defamation Action Against SA Premier Amid Adelaide Writers’ Week Controversy

Sydney-born Palestinian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah has initiated legal action against South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas, launching defamation proceedings following her removal from the Adelaide Writers’ Week lineup. In a statement posted to social media on Wednesday, Abdel-Fattah said her lawyers...
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Labor Slides in Three Early January Polls, While Conflicting Results Highlight Uncertainty Over One Nation’s Rising Support

Australia’s federal political landscape has shifted sharply in early January, with three national opinion polls showing a marked slide in support for the Labor government only eight months after its landslide election victory. While Labor continues to lead on a...
Kevin Rudd

Kevin Rudd’s Early Exit from Washington Signals a Return to His Lifelong Focus on China and the World’s Most Consequential Strategic Rivalry

Kevin Rudd’s decision to step down early from his role as Australia’s ambassador to the United States has taken Canberra and Washington by surprise, but the move carries a sense of inevitability when viewed against the arc of his career...
Australia Federal Labor MPs

Federal Labor MPs Issue Apologies After Alleged “Shoot, Shag, Marry” Game at Hobart Festival Sparks Controversy

A high-profile federal Labor MP and two of her Tasmanian colleagues have apologised following claims of an allegedly crude conversation overheard by a Liberal Party member, The Australian reports. Federal assistant health minister Rebecca White was attending Hobart’s Taste of...
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