World
Court Hears Voice Notes from Beau Lamarre-Condon Following Alleged Murders
A jury has heard voice recordings sent by Beau Lamarre-Condon to a casual acquaintance in the days following the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
Politics
Man and boy arrested after One Nation volunteer attacked in Victoria
A 37-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy have been arrested following an alleged baseball bat attack on a One Nation volunteer in Torquay.
World
Investigative journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence in Alan Jones assault trial
Award-winning reporter Kate McClymont testified in court regarding her investigation into former radio host Alan Jones, who faces 21 charges of indecent assault.
Technology
Australia's High Court to Hear Legal Challenge Against Social Media Ban
Australia's top court begins two days of hearings to review a controversial ban on social media access for children under the age of 16.
World
NSW Council Refuses Gaza Art Installation Over Safety Concerns
A local council in NSW has blocked a major artwork about children killed in Gaza, citing safety risks after asking organisers to explore hiring armed guards.
Sports
Guardian Essential Poll Shows Record Drop in Melbourne Cup Interest
A new Guardian Essential poll reveals a record number of Australians have low or zero interest in the Melbourne Cup, driven by gambling and animal cruelty concerns.
Business
Australia Faces Sharper Longer Slowdown As Fifth Interest Rate Hike Looms
Major economists predict a prolonged economic cooling for Australia as the central bank prepares for another interest rate hike amid rising inflation.
Politics
NSW Premier Minns Warns of Economic Fallout Ahead of RBA Rate Decision
NSW Premier Chris Minns has warned that an expected interest rate hike could trigger job losses and business closures, increasing pressure on the federal government.
World
Victorian Magistrate Reprimanded Over Inappropriate Courtroom Language
A Victorian magistrate has been reprimanded by the state’s judicial watchdog for using offensive language, including threatening remarks made in front of a school group.
Sports
Darwin man wins $1 million prize after catching tagged barramundi
A 26-year-old Darwin resident has secured a $1 million prize after landing a red-tagged barramundi during a casual evening fishing trip.