‘Trudeau behaving like a dictator’: Australia Today editor after Canada blocks Jaishankar presser
The Australia-based journalist said that even Wong spoke about ... bringing the government to a minority in the Canadian ...
Fresh search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 to start within weeks off the coast of Western Australia more than a decade after the tragedy
Flight MH370 went missing after it departed Kuala Lumpur about 12.45am on March 8, 2014. It was headed for Beijing but ...
Hotel review: Lanson Place Parliament Gardens, Melbourne
Australia’s first Lanson Place hotel opened in Melbourne in September: a must-stay for anyone who wants the full city ...
'Adult crime, adult time': Row as Australian territory locks up 10-year-olds again
Most children jailed in the Northern Territory are Aboriginal, and the new government is reducing the age that can happen.
Australian Prime Minister Proposes Total Social Media Ban for Anyone Under 16
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced plans to ban social media for all Australians under the age of 16.
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The middle class's complicity in the perpetuation of an autocratic regime
With an overwhelming majority in the parliament, the regime began to demonstrate its ... the USA, Dubai, Singapore, and Australia, looting banks and public money. The irony is that in the next two ...
Why people think there's a serial killer in Byron Bay
Rumours of a serial killer in the Byron Bay area are running wild. Here's where they emerged from and what we know to be true ...
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Australian states back national plan to ban children under 16 from social media
Leaders of the eight provinces held a virtual meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to discuss what he calls a world-first national approach that would make platforms including X, TikTok, ...
New Canadian councilors refuse to swear allegiance to King Charles
Five newly elected councilors in Dawson City, Canada, have refused to swear a mandatory oath of allegiance to Britain's King ...
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Self-described Nazi becomes first person jailed in Australia for performing outlawed salute
A self-described Nazi became the first person in Australia to be sentenced to prison for performing an outlawed salute when he was ordered by a magistrate on Friday to spend one month behind bars.