South Australia enforces anti-extremism laws after Australia Day protest
South Australia is enforcing its anti-extremism laws following a protest on Australia Day that resulted in arrests for the use of Nazi symbols and other related charges.
US and Asian Stock Markets Decline Amid AI Developments and Trade Concerns
US stock futures and Asian shares have declined following the launch of a Chinese AI model by DeepSeek, raising concerns about the US tech landscape amid tariff discussions and economic implications.
Public Holiday Surcharges Increasing in Australian Hospitality Sector
Public holiday surcharges in Australia's hospitality sector are becoming more common as owners claim they are vital for offsetting increased wages during peak times.
Bus driver profession offers lucrative opportunities in Australia
Bus driving in Australia offers lucrative salaries with minimal experience required, particularly in FIFO roles. Training and appropriate certifications are essential for those looking to enter this field.
Crowds Gather Across Australia for Invasion Day Rallies
Crowds gather nationally for Invasion Day rallies, advocating for change or abolition of Australia Day, marking the day as one of mourning and celebration for Aboriginal communities.
Police investigate suspicious grassfire in Melbourne's north-west
Police are investigating a suspicious grassfire in Maribyrnong after reports of youths setting off fireworks before the blaze. No injuries were reported, but significant grassland was burnt.
Alleged Neo-Nazis Disrupt Invasion Day Protests Across Australia
Alleged neo-Nazis disrupted Invasion Day protests in Adelaide and Melbourne as thousands gathered across Australia. The protests have caused significant traffic disruptions and led to multiple arrests.
Australia Day Reflections Amidst Changing Perspectives
This article reflects on the ongoing debates surrounding Australia Day and its date, highlighting changing public sentiments and the push for recognition of Indigenous history.
Kelli Underwood receives Order of Australia honour for broadcasting achievements
Kelli Underwood has received an Order of Australia honour for her contributions to broadcasting, marking her pioneering role as the first female AFL commentator and celebrating her resilient career.
Defence Personnel Honoured on Australia Day
This Australia Day, seventy-nine Defence personnel were honoured with Australian Honours and Awards for their contributions, alongside spectacular ADF displays and community engagement activities.
Urgent Recall of VTronix Digital Drawing Tablet for Children by Coles Supermarkets
Coles supermarkets across Australia have recalled the VTronix Digital Drawing Tablet due to safety concerns regarding button batteries that could be accessed by young children.
Goolwa Beach Warns Drivers Ahead of Australia Day Long Weekend
The Goolwa Beach council warns drivers to come prepared with 4WD vehicles for the busy Australia Day weekend, amidst ongoing traffic and safety concerns for beach access.
Dentzz Dental Celebrates Milestone of 100000 Patients and Growing Popularity in Dental Tourism for Australians
Dentzz Dental has served over 100,000 patients worldwide, with more than 30,000 from Australia, due to rising healthcare costs. The clinic offers advanced dental procedures at significantly lower prices, catering especially to Australians over 50.
Tasmanians to unite for Hobart Hurricanes BBL title watch parties
Tasmanians are invited to participate in watch parties across the state for the Hobart Hurricanes' BBL title match. Free public transport and family-friendly activities will be available.
CFMEU Manufacturing Division Granted Vote on Split from Union
The CFMEU's manufacturing division can now hold a vote to separate from the larger union, potentially resulting in the loss of 10,000 members by mid-year.
Australia Day long weekend to bring warm and sunny conditions across the country
Australia Day long weekend will bring warm and sunny weather across Australia, with Melbourne expected to reach scorching temperatures up to 40 degrees.
Storm causes significant loss at Angus stud in Tenterfield
A storm in Tenterfield has caused the loss of five in-calf stud cows at an Angus stud, with the breeder reflecting on the unfortunate yet natural occurrence.
Labor's $10,000 Incentive Aims to Boost Apprenticeship Numbers for Housing
The Albanese government has announced a $10,000 incentive for tradies in apprenticeships to support housing goals amid criticism from the opposition regarding timely response and effectiveness.
Storm Devastates Homes in Pilbara Region
A severe storm in the Pilbara region has destroyed at least six homes, caused flooding, and left many without power. Residents are warned of potential hazards in the area.
Environment Agency's New Approach to Supporting Economic Growth
The Environment Agency's Chief Executive, Philip Duffy, has detailed support for a new regulatory approach aimed at promoting economic growth in a response to government officials.
Australian Superannuation Funds See Stellar Returns in 2024
Superannuation funds in Australia have shown impressive returns in 2024, with median growth funds gaining 11.4 per cent due to strong allocations in international shares. Experts caution that such returns should not be seen as the norm.