A group of leading marine scientists have written to Prime Minister Albanese with an urgent plea to heed the science and reject new coal and […]
Author: Graeme Smith
Deputy Editor
White House confirms US soldier detained in Russia
WASHINGTON — The White House confirmed on Monday that a US soldier was detained in Russia over the weekend. According to reports by US media, […]
Beijing, Paris to forge stronger ties
President Xi Jinping underlined on Monday the necessity for China and France to uphold independence and autonomy and jointly fend off a new Cold War […]
Australia learns draw for Women’s T20 World Cup in Bangladesh
Australia’s all-conquering women’s cricket side will need to play six matches in 17 days if they are to retain their T20 World Cup crown. The […]
PM says working-from-home can be ‘win-win’ but not everyone is on board
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has backed an examination of the productivity benefits of working from home following revelations the government is looking into the obstacles […]
Anthony Albanese says Coles, Woolworths have ‘excessive market power’
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says some supermarkets have “excessive market power” with a duopoly in large parts of Australia. “Quite clearly they [Coles and Woolworths] […]
Nearly 80% of Australian students say they ‘didn’t fully try’ in latest Pisa tests
More than three-quarters of Australian students say they didn’t fully try in the latest Pisa tests, unpublished data reveals, calling into question the real source […]
Who should the Aussie superstars face at WWE Elimination Chamber in Perth?
With WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth fast approaching, the company’s Australian superstars will be hoping to feature on the Premium Live Event (PLE) in an important […]
Exhibition of artists’ books at Clifton School of Arts draws on ‘edgy work’ made with paper
Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this article As a child Judy Bourke knew she wanted to make art, but growing up in a […]
NASA discovers the OLDEST supermassive black hole yet: 13.2 billion-year-old void could change our understanding of how the universe formed
Astronomers have discovered the oldest supermassive black hole yet – almost dating back to the time of the Big Bang. The black hole, which is an […]