Politics
Tribunal rules Australian spy hearing on Timor-Leste bugging can be public
Former senator Rex Patrick has won a legal battle to hold parts of a hearing regarding alleged 2004 Australian intelligence operations in Timor-Leste in public.
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Politics
Experts Warn AI Copyright Changes Could Breach Australian Constitution
Proposed changes to allow AI scraping of copyrighted material could trigger a constitutional breach and massive compensation claims.
Sports
Hyrox Athlete Admits Continuing Race After Soiling Herself Was the Wrong Decision
Australian Hyrox competitor Joanna Wietrzyk has admitted that pressing on with her event in Beijing after suffering diarrhoea was a mistake.
World
Mushroom Murderer Fails to Overturn Convictions in Australian Court
An Australian appellate court has rejected Erin Patterson's challenge to her murder convictions, while also removing the possibility of her ever leaving prison.
Climate
Unpublished Report Warns Feral Deer Threaten to Become Australia's Next Big Pest
An unpublished government report reveals Australia is failing to halt the spread of feral deer, which cost farmers millions annually and threaten urban fringes.
Politics
Antisemitism Envoy Proposes Independent Ombudsman for ABC and SBS
Australia's antisemitism envoy has released an updated plan proposing an independent ombudsman to monitor public broadcaster coverage of the Gaza conflict.
World
Police Investigate Gang Links After Teen Dies in Drive-By Shooting
Queensland police are investigating potential gang involvement following a fatal drive-by shooting in Logan that claimed the life of a 19-year-old woman.
World
Erin Patterson Appeal: Court to Rule on Retrial Bid in Mushroom Murders
Victoria's Court of Appeal is set to rule on Erin Patterson's bid for a retrial and prosecutors' push for an extended prison term in the mushroom murder case.
Health
Australia Launches Landmark 18 and Up Study to Track Health of Younger Generations
The Sax Institute has launched an intergenerational study aiming to recruit 100,000 Australians to investigate the drivers of mental illness and rising early-onset cancer rates.