Rescue efforts fail as dozens of dolphins die on Tasmania beach
With no viable options left, authorities made the difficult decision to euthanize the remaining 90 dolphins to prevent further suffering.
Melbourne woman charged over alleged Islamophobic attacks
According to police reports, the accused first targeted a 30-year-old pregnant woman at a café, grabbing her hijab and choking her.
Australian nurses suspended over antisemitic video
Officials have already examined hospital records and found no immediate evidence of harm to Jewish patients.
Australia held accountable for violating asylum seekers’ rights
UN rules Australia violated asylum seekers’ rights in Nauru, urging compensation and accountability for offshore detention abuses.
Virgin Australia crew allegedly raped, robbed in Fiji
"There were two separate alleged incidents, one being alleged theft and the other being alleged sexual assault, which affected two different crew members,".
Virat Kohli under the microscope after clash with kid Konstas
Kohli and Konstas turned to face each other and exchanged words, prompting umpire Michael Gough and Khawaja to step in to defuse the moment.
Childcare worker sentenced to life for two decades of child abuse
The abuse occurred between 2003 and 2022, often in spaces where parents believed their children were safe and cared for.
Australia passes world’s toughest social media ban for under-16s
Companies that fail to comply face fines of up to AUD 50 million (USD 32 million), YouTube, due to its educational purpose, is exempt.
Australia moves to ban children under 16 from social media
The tech giants would be held responsible for enforcing the age limit and face hefty fines if regulators notice young users slipping through the cracks, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.
‘Not my King’: UK’s Charles faces protest by Indigenous senator in Australia
Accusing British monarch of committing genocide against First Nations, Senator Lidia Thorpe reiterates demand for ‘treaty’
Australian employees now have the right to ignore work emails, calls after hours
Millions of Australians can now break free from the stress of after-hours calls and emails from work.
Australia limits foreign students in migration crackdown
The decision follows a raft of actions since last year to end COVID-era concessions for foreign students and workers in Australia that helped businesses recruit staff locally while strict border controls kept overseas workers out.