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The statue of William Crowther had been scheduled to be taken down after objections from the Aboriginal community due to an incident of a stolen skull.

Angry farmers have turned their backs on MP Murray Watts as he gave his post-budget speech.

Queensland’s net interstate migration is forecasted to soar by 110,000 by 2027-28 at the expense of NSW and other states.

Police are looking for two alleged offenders who damaged artwork and sculptures with a oil-like substance across two locations in and around Bendigo.

Japan’s domestic LNG demand has fallen 25 percent since 2014 and may drop by another 25 percent by 2030.

The agency aims to standardise restrictions on AI to mitigate nefarious actors that threaten national security.

‘These are long overdue, targeted and will help keep women and children safer.’

Electric vehicle sales fell in the month of April in Australia. However, hybrid sales increased.

The world felt a little warmer in April after it was declared the warmest April month on record, but Australia bucked the global trend.

The Australian government delivered its federal budget on May 14 evening, which outlines the plan for the nation going forward.

The treasurer defends cost-of-living relief, disputing inflationary impacts.

Is this the future of Australia? Fat, flaccid, and foolish?

Total interest payments will soar from $22.7 billion in the 2023-24 financial year to $35.6 billion in 2027-28.

The government are undertaking reforms to ’moderate this additional growth‘ and ’return the NDIS to its original intent,’ the budget noted.

A range of green energy initiatives will be funded followed the release of the official budget by Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

The process to map the entire continent will take 35 years.

A boost to aged care workers’ salaries is among the $2.2 billion in announcements made for the sector in the 2024 federal budget.

The opposition, however, argues the budget ‘does nothing to help Australians get ahead and to restore their standard of living.’

This year’s Budget paves the way for an earlier election, should its assumptions prove accurate.

The Labor government is set to spend $215 billion more than it earns over the next five years.