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Australia, India Launch Renewable Energy Partnership
Both nations pledged to strengthen ties across a range of fields including defence, immigration, climate change, and in business.
Australian Government Defends Decision to Opt out of Global Civilian Nuclear Energy Pact
Peter Dutton demands clarity on the federal government’s decision to abstain from joining a global nuclear energy commitment.
4 Things to Know About the Criminal Case Against Alan Jones
A Sydney-based criminal lawyer explains the challenges of historic criminal cases.
‘Give Retirees Peace of Mind’: Reforms Unveiled Aimed at Improving Super Performance
The treasurer is moving the changes as more Australians prepare to retire and draw from their super accounts.
Junior Doctors Training to Be GPs Increases by 20 Percent
The Royal Australian College of GPs revealed that 1,504 junior doctors have taken up places in its training program, an increase of 19.8 percent.
‘Gold Plated System’: Lawyer Says Queensland’s BPIC Rules Raised Costs, Stifled Competition
Some of the benefits of BPIC include 300 percent hourly rates during Christmas, and stopping work when temperatures reached 35 degrees Celsius.
Food Engineers Develop a ‘Super Yoghurt’ Using Lupins and Oats
They have crafted a yoghurt with nutritional benefits that engineers say surpass those of traditional plant-based options.
Trump Reelection Won’t Lead to Isolationism: US Ambassador Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy said the United States would continue its leader role in Pacific while affirming Australia’s position as its most trusted ally.
Half of Australians Think Immigration Numbers Are Too High
Net overseas migration has risen by 509,800 people in a year.
‘Colesworth’: Supermarket Duopoly Creates New Word of the Year
Distrust of Australia’s two largest supermarkets, Coles and Woolworths, has created the National Dictionary Centre’s new ‘word of the year.’
Day in Photos: Family Farms Protest, Activists in Tree House, and $8.5 Billion Recovery
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Ukraine Fires US-Made Long-Range Missiles for First Time—What Does This Mean?
Some observers question the timing of the Biden administration’s apparent decision to let Kyiv strike targets inside Russia with long-range missiles.
Chinese Agent Who Tried to Bribe IRS Against Shen Yun Sentenced to 20 Months in Prison
Prosecutors said the man, a naturalized U.S. citizen, has used freedoms he enjoys in America to undermine the country.
