News Australia launches ‘Back Australia: It’s good for all of us’ national campaign

News Australia has unveiled a major initiative to encourage consumers and businesses “to build a better future for Australia” through shared storytelling and national pride. News Australia has launched Back Australia: It’s Good For All Of Us, a...

Evaluating Allied Health Research Growth in Regional Australia

In an innovative study spanning over a decade, a team of researchers has meticulously examined the evolution of research capacity and capability among allied health professionals within a regional public health service in Australia. This...

Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2025 Returns to Sydney as Australia’s Largest Dedicated Hydrogen Event

Over 3,000 global leaders, 100+ exhibitors and high-level government participation to accelerate hydrogen’s role in the energy transition. SYDNEY, Oct. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2025 taking place 20–21...

Cricket | Oct 26, 2025 | 10 min read Not sure of returning to Australia: Rohit Sharma

Sports Cricket Rohit Sharma has always cherished playing in Australia and after a challenging ODI series against the old rivals, the former captain on Saturday admitted that there might not be another trip for him and Virat Kohli. Both Rohit and...

Dick Smith issues urgent warning about Australia and the change Albanese needs to make NOW to save the future of the country

Entrepreneur Dick Smith has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to stand up to foreign competitors and support home-grown businesses. Mr Smith, 81, has warned that small enterprises, the backbone of the economy, are being neglected as...

The story behind Back Australia: when reader voices spark a movement

Share Tweet Share Email News Australia’s latest national campaign, Back Australia: It’s Good For All Of Us, didn’t start in a boardroom or brainstorm. It began with readers. As The Daily Telegraph editor Ben English told Mediaweek, “The...

Abolishing junior wage rates will create higher youth unemployment

Abolishing junior wage rates would significantly reduce retail employment opportunities for young Australians, and many small businesses say it would force them to select more experienced workers, according to new research. The results come at a...

Australia Skilled Jobs 2025 – Full PR Occupation List for Immigration Applicants

Australia continues to strengthen its position as one of the most desirable destinations for skilled migrants in 2025. The federal government consistently updates the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) to align the migration intake with the evolving...

RBA braces for policy test as disinflation fades, jobs at risk

At the same time, home prices across Australia’s major cities are on a tear, fuelled by a chronic supply shortage and robust demand [SYDNEY] Just as Australia’s central bank was on track to meet its inflation and employment mandate, fresh data may...

‘Just one point’: Australia’s Oscar Piastri loses F1 championship lead

Australia's Oscar Piastri has lost the Formula One championship lead as McLaren teammate Lando Norris clinches win in Mexico. Britain's Lando Norris dominated on Saturday to take pole position on Sunday (local time), winning the Mexico City Grand...

Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2025 Returns to Sydney as Australia's Largest Dedicated Hydrogen Event

Over 3,000 global leaders, 100+ exhibitors and high-level government participation to accelerate hydrogen's role in the energy transition. SYDNEY, Oct. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2025 taking place 20–21...

NBA 2025: Cleveland Cavaliers are all in on Tyrese Proctor, Australians playing in the NBA, Josh Giddey, Dyson Daniels

The 2025-26 NBA season is only a few days old, and so there isn’t too much to go off when it comes to the 14 Australians playing in the league this season. Watch NBA with ESPN on Kayo Sports | Stream an average 9 LIVE Regular Season games per week...

MG Australia starts work on Ford Ranger Raptor-rivalling U9 ute flagship

China’s newest ute, the MG U9, will develop into a hardcore off-road-focused model with its sights set on the class-leading Ford Ranger Raptor. MG Australia is acutely aware it needs a hero version of its just-launched U9 ute, and has already...

5 charts that show how young Australians are getting screwed

Australia is becoming increasingly unequal. The story is unmissably generational: young Australians today face a tougher reality than their parents and grandparents. Despite having greater access to education and information, they are more...

Trump endorses deal to share Virginia submarines with Australia. Here’s what it means.

There was relief in naval circles on three continents recently when President Donald Trump insisted the U.S. is moving “full steam ahead” on the AUKUS security agreement that sends state-of-the-art submarines to Australia and commit’s the U.S. to...

Stargazers push for planetarium in Australia's only dark sky reserve

The River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve is home to about 2,500 people and billions of captivating stars. The night sky draws thousands of tourists from all over the world each year to the otherwise quiet communities of Swan Reach, Sedan,...

How Centrelink illegally cancelled jobseeker payments – Full Story podcast

Australia’s welfare system is often described as a safety net for the most vulnerable, so what happens when that safety net is yanked away? Analysis released earlier this year suggests that hundreds of thousands of Centrelink payments have been...

Foreign spies are trying to steal Australian research. We should be doing more to stop them

When we think of spies, we may go to images of people in trench coats and dark glasses, trying to steal government papers. Or someone trying to tap the phone of a senior official. The reality of course can be much more sophisticated. One emerging...

How Escaped Convicts Found Freedom — and Family — Among Australia’s First Peoples

Australia was, for many decades, the open-air prison of Britain’s criminals. Most were convicted of petty offenses. A quick perusal through the records finds convicts transported for stealing a coat, lying in court, impersonating a Royal Navy...

‘Industrial oblivion’: Australia’s scary record

It was once a poster child of Aussie industry. Smoke and steam belched from the Burnie paper mill, and the sea around the coastal city in north west Tasmania ran orange due to effluent from the Tioxide paint and pigment factory, inspiring the...