Australia’s superannuation system is robust. It is well regulated and strong. So, why then would both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Reserve Bank […]
Author: Graeme Smith
Deputy Editor
$678 million boost for Australian exports to UAE
Australian trade minister Don Farrell announces the UAE trade deal at Parliament House in Canberra Australia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) finalised the much-awaited […]
Australia announces venues, dates for 2026 Women’s Asian Cup
Football Australia (FA) has officially recommended the 2026 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup to take place from March 1 to 21 in Australia, […]
The great road trips of NSW: Grand Pacific Drive itinerary
Prepare yourself for sweeping coastal views, a hidden national park, heart-pounding adventure activities and so much more along the Grand Pacific Drive road trip. One […]
Shihad Announce Final Australian Tour For February 2025
Shihad have announced their farewell tour, which will bring them back to Australia for the final time in February 2025. The tour, dubbed Loud Forever, […]
Australia to support climate smart agriculture at COP29
Australia is committed to climate action in the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors. We will share our experiences at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, […]
Celebrating ten years of the Bradfield Oration
Two years ago, I had the honour of being asked to deliver the Bradfield Oration. It’s a great initiative by The Daily Telegraph, one that’s […]
Major climate drivers activate to kick Australian thunderstorm season into top gear
Thunderstorms are bubbling to life across Australia this week, a trend likely to continue into December as multiple climate drivers become active and swing the […]
Australia’s US ambassador Kevin Rudd deletes posts criticising ‘destructive’ Trump after election win
Australia’s ambassador in Washington, Kevin Rudd, deleted comments he previously made about Donald Trump after the Republican’s election win, saying on Thursday they did not reflect the […]
King says a republic is up to Australian people
King Charles has confirmed that it is up to the Australian people to decide whether the country remains a constitutional monarchy or becomes a republic. […]