Queensland Warns of Melioidosis Risk After Cyclone Narelle Floods
Another man has died with melioidosis in Queensland this week. Credit: Infectious Disease Data Observatory / Getty Images
AFL Caps Contact Training in Biggest Concussion Shift Yet
Lachie Schultz stumbled back to his feet as play continued. Credit: 7AFL
Albanese Moves to Block Data Centres Near Homes and Farms
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has put a national rulebook for AI data centres to the states and territories, with conditions
Parliament Passes Law Forcing Tech Giants to Pay for News
Parliament has passed the news bargaining bill, requiring Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn to sign deals with Australian news publishers
Albanese Asks Trump to Exempt Australia From 12.5pc Tariff
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has asked President Donald Trump to exempt Australia from the 12.5 per cent tariff on Australian
Australia Counts Every Household as 2026 Census Night Arrives
The Australian Bureau of Statistics is counting about 10.5 million households on Census night. Roughly 3.5 million forms had been
Melbourne Defence Arson Probed as Far-Left Terrorism
Counter-terrorism police in Australia are treating a fire at a Melbourne defence manufacturer as an act of far-left terrorism, the
Ben Carroll Sworn In as Victoria’s 50th Premier After Labor Spill
Ben Carroll has been sworn in at Government House as Victoria’s 50th premier, after a Labor party room spill ended
Origin Energy Confirms Hack Hit 900,000 Customer Accounts
Origin Energy has confirmed that customer records were accessed in a data breach at Australia’s largest energy retailer, and that
Australian Rents Hit a Record $705 a Week as Vacancies Stay Tight
Advertised rents for new tenants don’t reflect how much most of the roughly 3 million households with a lease are actually paying, according to an analyst – and there, the picture is very different. Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images