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EV Owners Saving Just $100 Per Year Over Regular Vehicles: Consumer Group
Energy Consumers Australia says the saving will gradually increase to $1,400 by 2030.
Mental Wellbeing a Key Motivator for Exercise: Study
The results are in as the Olympics approach.
‘Don’t Torch Journalism’: Media Workers Strike Day Before the Olympics
‘They are taking a stand for newsrooms that reflect the diversity of the communities they are reporting for,’ a union official said.
Violent Papua New Guinea Attack Leaves 26 Dead, Including Babies
The UN is calling on authorities to investigate the perpetrators.
A Seine-sational Start: Gearing Up for Paris 2024
It might be more Gallic grumpiness than sporting prowess that the Paris Olympics will be remembered for.
Insurance Costs for Battery Recycling Soar by 200 Percent: Peak Body
Fires caused by incorrect battery disposal was behind the insurance premium hike.
Gladys Berejiklian Loses Appeal Against Corruption Allegations
The former New South Wales Liberal leader’s appeal outcome just in.
Albanese Pays Tribute to Departing MPs Linda Burney and Brendan O'Connor
New ministerial portfolios will be assigned by July 29.
The Olympics: About Everything But Sport
The Olympics is a melting pot of politics, culture, economics, goodwill, danger, and a little sport, according to one academic.
Shadowed in a Snowstorm: A Filmmaker Reveals His Journey Exposing Genocide in China
‘I couldn’t possibly sell this film to Netflix,’ says filmmaker David Novack.
Interest Rate Rise ‘Cannot be Justified’: Deloitte
The Reserve Bank of Australia is due to hold a monetary policy meeting on August 6.
Discrimination, Racism Concerns Dominate Submissions in Australia’s Multicultural Review Report
Released on July 24, the report calls for active measures to combat racism, highlighting persistent challenges faced by immigrant communities in Australia.
China’s Largest Food Processor Sued for Alleged Manipulation of Australian Wheat Prices
A Chinese Communist Party company has been sued by ASIC after claims of price manipulation.
Australia Experiences Sharpest Drop in Birth Rate Since the 1970s
The decline in births is more pronounced in the capital cities.
