News Category: Australia
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With Lazy Thinking in Sydney the latest venue to shut its doors, the once-vibrant grassroots music scene is becoming increasingly vulnerableGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastJim Flanagan has four days to hand his keys back to…
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Hearings began amid the grief of the Bondi attack. The community hopes the inquiry will ‘help us to go back to the Australia that we love’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAs the university student Liat was excused from the w…
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The $134,000 cost of the statue of the former Victorian premier has been heavily criticised by the Liberal oppositionGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Carroll government in Victoria has cancelled controversial plans for a…
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There are now 41 Australians missing, and four rapid response team members are expected to arrive in KathmanduAt least 93,000 ‘in great need’ after Nepal-Tibet flash floodsHow the deadly Nepal and Tibet flash flood unfolded – a visual guideGet our br…
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Haiti receives nearly 200,000 forced deportees, UN says after brutal gang killing ReutersOpinion | A U.N. force was supposed to secure Haiti. A year later, gangs rule. The Washington PostHaitians demand answers from police after…
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The ‘dad’ look favours straight lines and muted colours, while ‘dudes’ prefer baggier clothes with adornmentsThere is a competition going on at the US Open this week and it’s not the one involving rackets and balls. Instead, leading men who are not e…
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Sandhya Devanathan will oversee some OpenAI operations across Southeast Asia and Australia in her new role.
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Exclusive: Michael Boren, a senior official overseeing the US Forest Service, is accused by Democratic senators of ‘inappropriate interference’Donald Trump’s administration is facing calls to launch an investigation into allegations that Michael Bore…
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The president senses a crisis in his cult of personality. He believes the path to victory is through unwavering devotionDonald Trump has framed his theme for the midterm elections. It has come to him as naturally and inevitably as staring into the mi…
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I know a Sri Lankan student in Perth, Australia. We used to live in the same house for a while. His daily routine was a relentless race. From morning until night, he worked sometimes at a restaurant and sometimes for a cleaning company. In addition, …