Indigenous community members told a federal inquiry they felt dismissed by authorities following an alleged terror attack at an Invasion Day rally in Perth. They highlighted a perceived lack of urgency and condemnation compared to other incidents, and a normalization of racism post-referendum.
A UNSW academic reported students performing Nazi salutes during a business class. The royal commission into antisemitism heard from Jewish students and academics about their experiences, including loss of friends and being called slurs after the Oct 7 attacks. Universities face new standards to combat discrimination.
Dharminder Singh, 48, appeared in Toowoomba Magistrates Court charged with the murder of Jana Armstrong, 30, who went missing on July 7. Armstrong's body was found Saturday by pig hunters near Ravensbourne National Park. Singh also faces arson and breach of bail charges; his lawyer indicated a not guilty plea.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral TikTok clip, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a standout player for the Giants.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her breakout 2023 season, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a bright spot for fans, earning Rising Star and club champion awards.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her Rising Star award, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a key player for the Giants, finding better ways to cope with losses and build team resilience.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her breakout 2023 season, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, Goldsworthy has become a fan favorite and a key player for the Giants.
Global markets are volatile as Gulf tensions escalate, impacting oil and wheat prices. Apple sues OpenAI for trade secret theft, while Telstra addresses employee concerns over outages. US earnings season begins with major banks reporting.
The ASX 200 experienced a morning fade due to war fears, with oil prices surging on escalating Gulf hostilities. Meanwhile, Apple has sued OpenAI and two former employees for trade secret theft, and Xero's CEO sold shares to cover a tax bill.
Wall Street closed positively, but weekend escalation of US-Iran hostilities and Iran's declaration of the Strait of Hormuz closure may impact the ASX's opening gains. ASX 200 futures indicated a 0.4% rise.
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Australia is replacing paper arrival cards with a digital declaration system for international travellers at airports and seaports. The Albanese government announced the move after a successful trial, aiming to streamline the arrivals process, enhance national security, and boost the economy.
Queensland police have charged a 48-year-old man with domestic violence murder after a body, believed to be missing woman Jana Armstrong, was discovered by hunters in bushland. Armstrong, 30, was reported missing from Toowoomba on Tuesday and had a four-month-old child.
President Trump allowed a significant housing bill to become law without his signature, protesting Congress's failure to pass voter ID legislation. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act aims to lower housing costs and marks a rare bipartisan achievement.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is recalling his National Guard members from Washington, D.C. earlier than planned due to concerns they were used for presence patrols in neighborhoods, deviating from their assigned role for America 250 celebrations. Other Democratic governors also sent troops with similar event-specific orders, but activists have documented guard members on broader law enforcement duties.
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the death of 13-year-old Layla Jeffery, whose body was discovered in bushland in Donald, regional Victoria. Police are treating the death as suspicious and are continuing their investigation.
NSW government and police have incurred nearly $500,000 in legal fees from cases lost against pro-Palestine groups, including unsuccessful defenses of protest laws deemed unconstitutional. These costs highlight a significant expenditure on legal battles over public assembly restrictions.
Edmund Rice Education Australia will contest a move by abuse survivors to hold it liable for compensation claims against the Christian Brothers, sparking a potentially costly legal battle. Survivors fear inadequate compensation as the Christian Brothers faces bankruptcy.
Derryn Hinch, a prominent Australian journalist and former senator, has passed away at the age of 82. Known for his extensive career in television and radio, particularly at Melbourne station 3AW, Hinch was also a senator for Victoria from 2016 to 2019. He was recognized for his impactful broadcasting career and his campaigns against paedophiles.
Northern Territory Children's Commissioner Shahleena Musk resigned, citing government "sidelining" and opposition to controversial child protection law changes. The new laws replace the Aboriginal child placement principle with a "universal principle" and are opposed by First Nations groups and advocates.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not attend the Garma festival, breaking a year-old promise to visit the Indigenous cultural gathering annually. Other ministers will attend, but Indigenous leaders express disappointment.
A greater crested tern found on the South Australian coast has tested positive for the deadly H5 bird flu, marking the first case in local wildlife. The discovery at Robe is concerning but expected, with authorities conducting surveillance for further spread.
Telstra is investigating why its backup systems failed during a recent national outage caused by a software fault in its time systems. The outage impacted mobile, Eftpos, and rail services for nearly five hours. South Australian police are investigating a death during the outage, exploring a potential link to triple zero call failures, though Telstra claims no record of such a failure.
Taiwan's giant radar at Leshan Radar Station, purchased from the US, monitors missile trajectories up to 5,000km away. It covers mainland China, the South China Sea, and the Korean peninsula, with upgrades for detecting low-altitude missiles.
