The Dollar Slips as the RBA’s New Forecasts Put Inflation at 4.5% by December
Markets had largely expected the Reserve Bank of Australia to lift rates on Tuesday 3 November, so the bigger news
Tonga v Samoa: The World Cup Rivalry Bigger Than a Grand Final
Tonga and Samoa meet in a sold-out Rugby League World Cup pool match at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta at 8.05pm
Sanrio Drops Its Hello Kitty Tie-Up With Japan’s Vivant After China Backlash
Sanrio, the Japanese company behind Hello Kitty, has apologised and ended a merchandise collaboration with the Japanese spy drama Vivant,
Erin Patterson Loses Her Appeal, and Her Chance of Parole
Erin Patterson has lost her appeal and, with it, any prospect of parole. On Friday 30 October, Victoria’s Court of
Andre McKechnie Loses Court Bid to Overturn Victoria’s Prison Vegemite Ban
A Supreme Court of Victoria judge has rejected convicted murderer Andre McKechnie’s challenge to the ban on Vegemite in Victoria’s
Gather Round 2027: Lions Get Prime Time as Butters Faces Port
Brisbane will open the 2027 Gather Round against Adelaide in a prime-time Thursday night game at Adelaide Oval on 8
Vučić Concedes Serbia Election as Student List Heads for a Majority
Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia’s long-standing leader and its former president, has conceded the snap parliamentary election of Sunday 25 October to
Kangaroos v Fiji: Tedesco Leads a New-Look Side at Suncorp
James Tedesco will captain Australia from fullback against Fiji in round 2 of the Rugby League World Cup at Suncorp
Nearly Every Shallow Coral Reef Faces Collapse by 2075, IUCN Finds
Almost all of the world’s shallow-water coral reef ecosystems face an extremely high risk of collapse by 2075, according to
Australian Government Websites Went Dark as PHP Patches Were Applied
The website of Australia’s own cyber security agency, cyber.gov.au, was among several Australian government websites that went offline or were