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We Are Forced to Fight for Our Livelihood: Queensland Farmers Talk about Solar Farm Protest
A group of Queensland farmers are worried that 9,000-acre solar project would destroy their properties and fertile farmland in the region.
Radio Icon Alan Jones Arrested, but No Charges Laid
The veteran radio broadcaster’s arrest comes after The Sydney Morning Herald published several allegations against Alan Jones.
Albanese Shrugs Off Praise From China Daily for Opposing Trump on Tariffs
The prime minister said his only motive for opposing the president-elect’s tariff plans is Australia’s national interest.
Senate Censures Lidia Thorpe for Outburst During Official Ceremony With King Charles III
Senator Thorpe has a storied history of public outbursts and stunts in the name of anti-colonialism.
‘They Don’t Know What They’re Talking About’: Top Trainer Refutes Animal Welfare Criticism
Melbourne Cup Carnival attracts massive crowds despite #NuptotheCup movement, and Group 1-winning trainer says claims of animal cruelty are ‘nonsense.’
Labor Pledges to Continue Cash Usage for Groceries, Fuel, and Medicine
The move comes as cash usage declines across the wider population.
Residents Question Decision to Rename Victorian Lake After Foreign Religious Leader
Locals say they were not consulted by state government.
Australian Misinformation Bill Faces Roadblock From 2 More Senators
The legislation has been described as ‘dangerous’ by the Opposition.
Diabetes Cases Quadruple Over 30 Years; WHO Urges Lifestyle Changes
The international health agency blamed the increase on lifestyle factors such as unhealthy food and physical inactivity.
Day in Photos: Visit to Amazon, Breathtaking Emblem, and Miss Universe
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Greens Criticise Labor’s Climate Targets for Being Inconsistent With Paris Agreement
Anthony Albanese has not outlined his government’s 2035 emissions target ahead of the election, saying he would do it ’sometime next year.’
US Urges Caution With Chinese Investments as CCP Opens Megaport in Peru
The Peruvian port could be exploited by the Chinese Communist Party to spy on the U.S. naval and commercial ships, U.S. officials and researchers say.
Russia Cuts Off Gas Supply to Austria
More than 90 percent of the European country’s natural gas has typically come from Russia.
5,300 People Form Emblem of Falun Gong in Taiwan
The spiritual practice’s three principles should be a ‘beacon of light’ for humanity, said Hsiao Sung-shan, chairman of Taiwan’s Falun Dafa Association.
