Bowls Australia’s (BA) National Selection Panel has selected the ten-person team that will represent the country at this year’s Oceania Challenge in November. The week-long event in […]
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The government is cracking down on so-called ghost colleges
Around one in 20 training providers have been forced to close or been warned they are at risk of being shut in a crackdown on so-called […]
Australian shipping is now a ‘no-go’ for investors
Baird Maritime and Work Boat World Magazine’s Neil Baird says Australian shipping has become a “no-go” for investors. Prior to the election, Labor promised it […]
Australia and Indonesia finalise ‘significant’ defence pact
Australia and Indonesia have finalised a new defence pact, cementing closer ties between the countries as Prabowo Subianto prepares to take office as Indonesia’s next […]
In boost for AUKUS, US says Australia and UK export-controls comparable
The U.S. State Department told the U.S. Congress on Thursday that Australia, Britain and the United States now have comparable export-control regimes, a significant step […]
Here’s how to travel around Australian by bus, train, tram and ferry
Given that Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, covering a massive 7.7 million square kilometres, there’s a lot of ground to cover. […]
Michael Sukkar ejected from question time as Coalition and Greens attack Labor over housing
Independent MP Sophie Scamps has asked Health Minister Mark Butler why the government won’t support a full ban of gambling advertisements despite “irrefutable evidence” it […]
New NAPLAN targets a postive step for individual schools
In March this year almost half a million New South Wales (NSW) primary and secondary students took the 2024 National Assessment Program – Literacy and […]
A $91 Billion Trade Means Mining in Australia’s Pilbara One of The World’s Hottest Places
Australia’s Pilbara is a vital supply hub for crucial commodities, and a location where temperatures above 40C are forecast to become increasingly frequent. Snaking through […]
Australia’s Wages Remain Elevated, Underlining Price Pressures
Australia’s wage growth remained elevated in the second quarter, reflecting persistent inflation pressures in the economy and supporting the Reserve Bank’s view that interest-rate cuts […]