Australia would suffer the second-largest national income fall in the world if global trade tensions with China worsen and countries try to manufacture more at […]
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Australian study finds link between autism, stress disorder
People with autism are more likely to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Australian research has found. In a new study, researchers from the Australian National […]
How common are earthquakes in Australia?
A magnitude 3.9 earthquake occurred in the NSW Southern Highlands on Thursday morning, causing the ground to shake as far away as Orange and Canberra. […]
International Missing Children’s Day 2024: commemorating those who came home, remembering the victims, continuing the search
This International Missing Children’s Day (IMCD), the AFP is releasing information about eight Australian children who never came home in the hope of unlocking a […]
COVID cases are rising across Australia
As the weather gets colder, a family of highly transmissible COVID-19 subvariants has been detected in Australia. The family, nicknamed FLiRT, is not as playful […]
AI safety, innovation highlighted at Seoul meeting
Dozens of countries and companies made new commitments at an AI summit in Seoul on AI safety, innovation and inclusivity. Co-hosted by South Korea and […]
Here’s how Western Sydney wins big from the Budget
Western Sydney is a place of opportunity. It’s one of the most diverse and dynamic regions in the country – a centre of Australian entrepreneurialism and […]
YouGov poll shows just half the country believes budget makes them better off, but most back billions for industry
Just over half of Australians polled in exclusive research for Q+A believe the federal budget will leave them better off, with many sceptical the government […]
Tornadoes in Australia: Bunbury residents picking up the pieces after freak tornado leaves trail of destruction
It’s been a week since a terrifying tornado tore roofs off homes and flipped cars in the Western Australian city of Bunbury. The damage left thousands without power […]
South Australia makes play to enter US nuclear submarine supply chain ahead of AUKUS build
South Australia’s naval shipbuilding sector is moving to become more heavily involved in US nuclear submarine construction, well before work begins on AUKUS vessels. The […]