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Mental Health Australia Chief Steps Down Due to Government Inaction
‘I feel that a lack of traction at the Australian government level means it is time for someone else to take this important mental health mantle.’
AI Technology Exacerbates Child Sex Abuse: Australian Federal Police
AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw warned that fake images generated by AI were making it more difficult for authorities to tackle child sex abuse.
Misinformation Crackdown ‘The Revenge of the Establishment’: British Pundit
‘Often what they mean by misinformation is ordinary people who have the temerity to disagree with the elites.’
Thousands Gather for Anzac Day Services Under Full Moon
Australians remember the nation’s fallen heroes from World War I.
Gold Coast Council Probed as Tonnes of Sewage Spilt Into River
We haven’t seen a spill of this magnitude in Queensland to my knowledge,' said the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.
Terror Police Raids Nab Seven Alleged Teen Extremists
‘We target radicalisation, not religion,’ said Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Krissy Barrett.
‘Quiet Quitting’: The Silent Scourge of Australian Workplaces
According to a YouGov survey, most Australians don’t enjoy their job.
A Time to Reflect: Shadow Minister Speaks Out on 25-Year Communist Oppression
April 25 is not only a significant date for Australians and New Zealanders, but also for the Chinese people around the world.
Australia’s ‘eSafety Czar’ Pursuing Global Internet Censorship: Shellenberger
‘Nothing can justify the Australian government censoring the entire global Internet of content it does not like.’
Former Rugby League Premiership Winner Terry Hill Dies From Heart Attack
Hill ended up playing 246 first-grade games and was known for his tough, uncompromising style which also saw him selected for NSW and Australia.
Australia, UK, and US Join Forces to Decarbonise Global Healthcare
Australia’s healthcare sector aims for net zero in global health revolution.
Christian Bishop Wants Video of His Stabbing to Remain Online
His evidence comes as Australian authorities attempt to force Elon Musk’s X to remove all videos of the stabbing incident from the platform.
Inflation Decreases but Not Enough to Bring Interest Rates Down
The pressure on the nation’s renters also shows no sign of abating with rents increasing 2.1 percent which is the fastest growth in 15 years.
Building With Energy Smart Bricks Could Cut Power Usage
The smart bricks have insulation properties and may provide an up to 5 percent saving in energy costs for a single-story building.
Australia to Invest $330 Million to Decarbonise Heavy Industries
Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen said the investment would ensure the future of Australia’s heavy industry amid the transition to net zero.
When Marxism Becomes Gospel
The Brazilian church has prostrated itself to totalitarianism.
No Absolute Right to Privacy: Security Chiefs Call on Big Tech to Put the Brakes on Encryption
Australian law enforcement have stepped up moves to counteract online extremism after two stabbing incidents in Sydney.
Experts Say Biden’s China Steel Tariffs Unlikely to Affect Australian Iron Ore Exports
US President Joe Biden proposed to increase the current 7.5 percent average tariff rate for steel to 25 percent.
Immigration Points System to Undergo 1st Overhaul in Over a Decade
‘Our goal is to build a smaller, better planned, more strategic migration system that works for Australia,’ the Home Affairs Minister said.
