BEIJING / SHANGHAI – China saw a total of 106 million domestic tourist trips made during the three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday, up 32.3 percent from the […]
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A day of justice: Journalists respond to Roberts-Smith defamation case
Nick McKenzie and Chris Masters, the investigative journalists who reported allegations of Ben Roberts-Smith’s war crimes, have labelled a Federal Court Judge’s decision to throw out the former SAS soldier’s defamation case “justice”.
Andrews’s office was visited by police regarding a suspicious object
Emergency services were called to the office of Victorian Premier Dan Andrews after a suspicious item was found. It’s understood that part of the Princes […]
Australian pharmacy losses predicted to total $1.2bn over four years under Labor prescription reforms
Pharmacies could lose more than $150,000 each annually over the coming years under Labor reforms that reduce the cost of many prescription medicines, the government’s […]
Charles III as King of Australia: Love Australia more than Australians love him
On Saturday, when the Archbishop of Canterbury conducts the coronation of Charles III at Westminster Abbey, he will not just be crowning the King of England, but […]
Off track: Sydney train chaos puts pressure on Perrottet government
Tens of thousands of peak-hour commuters were stranded on Wednesday because of a serious malfunction on Sydney’s problem-plagued rail network that threatens to undermine the […]
Australia economy slows in Q4 as inflation squeezes consumers
Australia’s economy grew at its weakest pace in a year last quarter as strength in trade was offset by rising interest rates and high inflation, […]
Australia’s housing crisis, largely hidden, is getting worse
Belinda has applied for more than 100 rental homes in the past year and been rejected every time. The 39-year-old Australian single mother of four […]
Roundup: Rabbits HOP on stamps, birth certificates, iconic streets in Australia to mark Chinese Lunar New Year
As the Chinese Lunar New Year is drawing near, Australia has merged multiple bunny elements into its newly-released stamps, birth certificates and urban landscapes to observe the Chinese New Year of Rabbit which begins on Jan. 2023.