Latest Australian News | Page 1339

Albanese Government to tackle worker exploitation
Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes
Transport cost rises outpacing inflation
Delivering Australian-First Paramedic Practitioners
Advancing Australia’s trade interests in Europe
Stefanovics help spread word about serious viral threat this winter
RSV revealed as number one cause of childhood hospitalisation: new report
NSW Government takes urgent action to recruit more bus drivers
Developing farm business resilience
Building a resilient Queensland spirit: stronger, safer, more affordable regional homes
Phillip Island Neighbourhood Battery Ready Top Charge
50th anniversary of World Environment Day and it’s been mainly downhill since
Australia supports limits on plastic production at global negotiations
Keeping up with koalas
Kate Eversteyn joins WHO as PRSEAH Coordinator for Europe
Joint Statement for the 8th Singapore-Australia Annual Leaders’ meeting
Sydney man jailed for child abuse material following INTERPOL tip-off
India science exchange thriving at Horsham SmartFarm
Getting to know you: Socialising and networking at FDIWDC23
Exercise flags shift in focus to the Top End
Cumberland Council rolls out Community Pantries in Cumberland to help combat the rising cost of living
Mildura named finalist in Top Tourism Town Awards
Mayor attends meetings with Mayors and Federal Government Ministers
Launch of Armistice in Korea 1953-23 photography exhibition
Memorial honours Indigenous service
Australia-Singapore Annual Leaders’ Meeting and Shangri-La Dialogue
Rockingham Medicare UCC provider selected
Accessibility easy step for Walk Darwin
New research reveals harrowing stories of murdered Indigenous women, and the failure of police to act
Historic pay rise for Australian workers
Panel to shed light on Voice to Parliament
Updated information sheet: Australian and Other Standards 
Minister endorses Australian sport’s pledge to win well
Greenpeace leaves gift for Woodside in busy Perth street
‘Nature’s own Ozempic’ or berberine is all over social media. But does it really help you lose weight?
Think of solar panels more like apple trees – we need a fairer approach for what we use and sell
Soldiers take to courses like ducks to water
Independent review to reduce First Nations over representation in the ACT justice system
Former Berndale directors charged over dishonest conduct, misuse of company funds
German national charged after meth found in suitcase lining
WA man charged over child abuse material offences
Unions welcome historic cost-of-living wage increase
DAFF to modernise ICT capabilities
Soldiers take to course like ducks to water
How should Australia capitalise on AI while reducing its risks? It’s time to have your say
Global search for head of Environment Information Australia
Professor Steve Wesselingh is new CEO of NHMRC
Neville puts pen to paper for two more years