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Trump’s view of the world is becoming clear: America’s interests matter more than any set of rules
The Reserve Bank has cut rates for the first time in four years. But it is cautious about future cuts
What is divestiture and how would it stop insurance companies ‘ripping off’ customers?
Big Oil and Mining Giants Move into Lithium – But Pantera Has First-Mover Advantage
Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Australia is deporting 3 non-citizens from the ‘NZYQ’ group to Nauru. What could it do instead?
Virtual Global Taskforce to be led by AFP for the next three years
Fish and chips shouldn’t come with a catch: how Australia can keep illegal seafood off our plates
Ehrenberg-Bass has earned the undivided respect of global brands over 20 years
AFL and NRL pre-seasons are among the longest in world sport – here’s why
Security Council Renews Sudan Sanctions Panel, Adopting Resolution 2772 (2025) by 13 Votes in Favour, 2 Abstentions
Is Australia’s GST a tax or a tariff? And why has it become a target in the trade wars?
Australians are waiting 12 years on average before seeking help for a mental health problem – new research
Remembering the Poly-1: what NZ’s forgotten homegrown school computer can teach us about state-led innovation
Screening Subtropical Lettuce Accessions for Heat Tolerance by Incorporating Accelerated Shelf Life
Cutting funding for science can have consequences for the economy, US technological competitiveness
What Canada can learn from the European Union about dealing with chaos and crises
HKUST Engages Top UK and US Medical Schools to Advance Creation of Hong Kong’s Third Medical School
Unrest in Bangladesh is revealing the bias at the heart of Google’s search engine
In Afghanistan, families are forced to sell children to survive. Trump’s USAID cuts will be devastating
View from The Hill: government nabs Coalition policy on foreigners buying houses, Dutton eyes action on insurance companies
Coeur Completes Acquisition of SilverCrest
Public notice and comment on new members of the Global Validation Advisory Committee (GVAC)
Tasmanian Man Jailed For Online Child Abuse Offences
Bracing for a monster: Tropical Cyclone Zelia is bearing down on WA. Here’s what to expect
Tasmania Man Jailed For Online Child Abuse Offences
Hunter Valley Reprise For RAAF Saxophonist
Challenging Drivers To Rethink Road Safety
Suicide or accident? The hidden complexities of intentional road crashes in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Doorstop Interview – Coniston
Air Force completes training exercises in the United States
NZ depends on the rules-based world Trump is dismantling – why the silence?
3 statistical stuff-ups that made everyday items look healthier (or riskier) than they really are
Is AI making us stupider? Maybe, according to one of the world’s biggest AI companies
Sandvine Clears Major Milestones Enabling Close of Comprehensive Restructuring
Japan Orders 17 Boeing CH-47JA Block II Chinooks
Grattan on Friday: Albanese and Trump put Australia in holding patterns on election timing and tariffs
Menopause hormone patches are in short supply. What are they? And how do they compare with other therapies?
Push For Cancer Warning Labels On Alcohol
INXS Announces Listen Like Thieves (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) | Unreleased Outtakes & Studio Demos, 2025 Remix & Atmos Mix + More
Juniper Networks Brings Next Era of Sustainable AI-Native Innovation to Wired and Wireless Access
Commitment to Inclusive Political Transition Vital for Syria’s Success, Special Envoy Says, Warning Further Conflict Could Hinder Fight against Da’esh
A new report card shows inequality in Australia isn’t as bad as in the US – but we’re headed in the wrong direction
Do parties win elections because of their leaders, or in spite of them? History shows it’s a bit of both
Removing babies is still harming First Nations families, almost two decades after the apology to Stolen Generations
How much does scientific progress cost? Without government dollars for research infrastructure, breakthroughs become improbable
Business Council calls for significant R&D investment changes to boost productivity
Remembering Freedom Ride Against Racism

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