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Is Trump’s Claim That Australia Is Being ‘Inundated’ With South Africans True?
Demographic data from the South African government suggests there is merit to his statement.
Beijing Courts Europe as Trade War With US Grinds On: Australia Institute
Determined to resist a trade war with the United States, China has turned to Europe, and Russia, for new relationships, says a study by the Australia Institute.
Aussie Streaming Quotas Could Divert $200 Million From Hollywood: Trump Official
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has earmarked Australia’s impending ‘Revive’ National Cultural Policy.
Australians Lose $13.7M to Fake Job Ads Amid Cost-of-Living Strain
The report reveals scams grew 151 percent in a year targeting financially vulnerable Australians.
Coalition Set to Reunite as Liberals Agree to Nationals’ Demands
The key demands raised related to nuclear energy, supermarket divestiture powers, and the creation of a $20 billion regional Future Fund.
Up to 13 Weeks’ Pay for Workers Stranded by NSW Floods
Flood-hit workers in Kempsey, Port Macquarie, Mid Coast and Dungog are eligible for aid from May 26.
Study Finds Aussies Swear Less Online Than Americans and Brits
A new study analysing 1.7 billion online words across 20 English-speaking countries found Americans and Brits swear more than Australians.
‘I Got It From Temu’: Woman Fined for Riding Motorbike With Dog Strapped to Chest
Woman claims she bought the harness from Temu, but police say online purchases don’t excuse unsafe pet transport on motorcycles.
Cook Islands Rejects Push to Enshrine Christianity in Constitution
The discovery of a mosque in Rarotonga led churches to push for the Cook Islands’ constitution to be amended to prohibit non-Christian religions.
Musk’s Starlink Cautioned on Record-Keeping by Australian Regulator
The Starlink satellite internet service, popular in remote locations across Australia, has received a formal warning from the telecommunications regulator.
NSW Flood Toll Rises to Four as Another Body Found in Submerged Car
Another death has been confirmed near Coffs Harbour.
NZ Slashes Social Spending as Surplus Is Pushed Further Out
Despite cuts to many social programmes, increased spending on defence, a film industry subsidy, and company tax breaks mean a surplus will have to wait.
Ukraine’s War Tactics Evolve Weekly—Why Isn’t Australia Keeping Up? General Asks
Australia’s defence establishment ‘lacks a robust learning and adaptation culture suited to the pace of change in the 21st century,’ Mick Ryan warns.
Liberals and Nationals to Reconsider Split, Shadow Cabinet Announcement Delayed
Both party leaders have met to explore a future for the Coalition.
We Don’t Answer to the UN: Queensland Premier Defends Expansion of ‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’ Laws
‘You focus on the things you control, and I’ll look at things that I control,’ said Queensland Premier David Crisafulli to the UN.
Furry Brown Kiwi a $5 Billion Addition to the World’s Diet
Kiwifruit has had a slow climb to become a major New Zealand export, but this year sales have topped $5 billion for the first time.
‘Biggest Factor Was Dutton’: Labor Strategist Explains Election Win
Strategist Paul Erickson says Labor’s return was powered by regained economic trust, a focused strategy, and a prime minister who was ‘in his element.’
Volunteers Firefighters Protest, Say They’re Being Used to Disguise New Tax on Victorians
Libertarian MP David Limbrick and Liberal Moira Deeming both spoke at the protest on the steps of Parliament House.
