The acting chancellor of the Australian National University confirms four more members of the university council have resigned, following last week's exit of former chancellor Julie Bishop.
Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs globally, impacting its Australian workforce. The layoffs are partly driven by the need to show returns on AI investments and a restructuring of the Xbox division, which will see 3,200 job cuts.
Six-time NBL MVP Bryce Cotton is embracing his Australian identity after a successful first Boomers camp and two dominant World Cup qualifier wins. Cotton, who became an Australian citizen in late 2025, scored 21 points against the Philippines and 18 against Guam, feeling more Australian than ever while representing the country.
Isaac Regional Council in North Queensland has withdrawn plans to restrict road trains on five key freight routes following strong opposition from farmers. The proposed changes were criticized for potentially increasing delivery times and costs for grain transport. An independent assessment of intersections is now underway.
Melbourne is preparing for a large-scale event welcoming Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, featuring cultural performances and aiming to showcase Indian diversity and unity. The event, part of Modi's Australia visit, is expected to draw 18,000-20,000 attendees.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is embroiled in controversy after a woman alleged he drunkenly forced her to have sex. Prominent supporters have withdrawn endorsements, jeopardizing the party's chances in a crucial race. Platner denies the allegation.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing a rape allegation from a former girlfriend, leading prominent supporters like Rep. Ro Khanna and Sen. Ruben Gallego to withdraw their endorsements. Platner denies the claims, but the allegations have thrown the crucial Democratic race into turmoil.
