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SOMALIA: Children facing deadly hunger as admissions for severe malnutrition nearly triple in six months
Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy Television interview – ABC News Breakfast
Perth median house sale price on track to reach $1 million by the end of the year
Coffs Harbour Defence And Veteran Community Forum
New research reveals Holocaust educators facing unrealistic burden in combating contemporary antisemitism
Rugby Australia welcomes $90m Australian Government funding commitment
Greens Call For Rent Freeze Amid Rising Inflation
Keeping North West Moving With New Smithton Truck Wash
La Trobe Awarded Over $7m In NHMRC Grants
Bird flu lands at Seal Bay: Australia’s best-loved sea lion colony now on the frontline of extinction
CPI Rose 3.8% In Year To June 2026: Australia
Advocacy Is About Making East Gippsland Priority
Temporary Riverbank Fencing Works
$2.6 Billion Cost Of Failing To Eliminate Hepatitis By 2030
Batteries are getting cheaper while gas gets pricier. Here’s why
Preferred option identified for northbound Sheahan Bridge replacement
RFNSW calls on Government to extend Heavy Vehicle Road User Charge relief
Stronger rights and more secure work: McManus and O’Neil leave a powerful legacy
AMA renews call for telehealth access to voluntary assisted dying services
Governments have a financial vested interest not to reform gambling laws. Here’s why
Cook Government must recognise risks posed by Woodside’s Scott Reef drilling plans
Site preparations begin for Macquarie Point multipurpose stadium
Freight Takes Flight In Western Sydney
Standing up for safer streets: addressing e-bike and e-scooter concerns in Port Phillip
Reform the system so disabled Australians can have better jobs and fairer wages
New research reveals Holocaust educators facing unrealistic burden in combating contemporary antisemitism
Taking Climate Fight To Court – In Full Colour
Government moves to scrap “carbon neutral” certification, in win for parents who fought greenwashing
The Origin Energy breach has been unusual – but there are ways to better protect your data
US trade tariffs on Australian businesses are both disappointing and meritless
APS welcomes Commonwealth Prac Payment extension to psychology students
Statement From Minister For Primary Industries 24 July
Alberta’s proposed West Coast pipeline faces a high-stakes economic test
Diet-related chronic disease is Australia’s number 1 killer yet dietitian students ignored in Prac Payments expansion
Greenpeace welcomes dismissal of Woodside’s anti-democratic “SLAPP suit” against climate campaigners
Rural Transport Operators Back Call To Freeze Road User Charge
New Lloyd Street Bridge Design Set To Progress
Decision to exclude med students from prac payment change makes zero sense
Drought Response Needs Revamp
Way Australia Taxes Gas Production Is Stuck In Past
The way Australia taxes gas production is stuck in the past – this is why companies aren’t paying their fair share
$32 Million a Day: Labor’s Debt Bomb Is Gutting Victorian Services
New NT child safety laws ignore expert warnings, fail vulnerable children
Council Votes To Recommend By-election Via Postal Vote 22 July
Pay to play: Aussies tell data centres to fund their own clean energy
Children’s Safety Must Be Central To National AI Framework
Australia Post Accelerates Shift To Electric Fleet
Google wants to release 16 million sterile mozzies. Our Australian tests offer a valuable lesson