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Australian Police Issue Fresh Warning of Online Radicalisation Before Christmas
Law enforcement have become increasingly concerned with youths accessing extremist content online.
Aide to California Politician Arrested, Charged With Conspiring With Chinese Spy to Infiltrate US Politics
The man, and a local city council member, were part of a ‘basic team’ dedicated to promote Beijing’s interests in the U.S., a Chinese agent allegedly said.
Australian Renewable Agency Bets Big on ‘Sulphur’ Batteries
There are hopes the technology can become a new standard for EVs and electric aircraft.
Uranium CEO Warns: Australia Missing out on Global Nuclear Boom
Boss Energy CEO said Australia’s nuclear ban is preventing the country from cleaner, affordable, and reliable electricity.
Australia Deepens Ties With Solomon Islands Through Police Force Expansion
The package aims to grow the size and capability of Solomon Islands’ police force.
Comedian Apologises to Olympian ‘Raygun’ After Legal Dispute Over Musical Title
Broadbridge’s breakdance musical will proceed under the new name ‘Breaking The Musical’ after legal issues were resolved.
Deeming’s Bid to Rejoin Liberal Partyroom Rejected Despite Defamation Case Victory
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott described the result as ’shameful.'
Pentagon Puts Number of US Troops in Syria at Around 2,000
There are twice as many American troops in Syria than previously acknowledged, according to the Pentagon.
Cancer, Strokes, and Heart Attacks: Labor’s Campaign Against Nuclear Sparks Criticism
Labor has ramped up its fight against the Coalition’s nuclear plan with bold health warnings.
Crime Surge in Victoria: 13 Percent Increase in 2024
Motor vehicle theft up by 13,924 cases, retail theft rises 36.6 percent, and youth offenders drive a record 23,810 incidents.
Underwater Drone Identifies Drag Marks Along Chinese Ship’s Path Over Damaged Baltic Cables
Two underwater telecommunications cables were damaged last month, as the Chinese cargo vessel Yi Peng 3 transited the Baltic Sea.
Former Resources Minister Will Not Contest Next Election in 2025
Keith Pitt has been one of a few Nationals MP calling for the Coalition to reject net zero.
