Expanding Middle East war to loom over domestic economy
Events in the Middle East will cast a shadow over Australia’s economy with the widening conflict potentially impacting inflation. While...
Why AI’s beginning doesn’t mean the end of your career
Natalie MacDonald was six weeks back from maternity leave when a group email landed at 1am saying she’d been made...
More Australians flee Middle East despite airport scare
More Australians are returning from the Middle East despite air space briefly being closed due to renewed missile strikes in...
Police shot Shantanu in Nepal’s gen Z uprising. He’s still waiting for justice — and a new face
Shantanu set out to change Nepal. Instead, the gen Z protests changed him. Nepal will soon have a new government...
Who is Balendra Shah, the rapper politician poised to become Nepal’s next prime minister?
A newcomer party with former rapper Balendra Shah as its main candidate is heading toward a landslide victory in Nepali...
More families are reaching out to this essential service in Canberra
‘The only time in their week where they get normal conversation.’ Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
‘People confuse China’s policy’: Behind Russian, Chinese view on War in the Middle East
Russia, China and Iran have had close relationships for decades, but Beijing and Moscow have yet offered any direct support...
Federal cash sought to solve ACT school infrastructure problems
‘There are sort of piecemeal upgrades to schools …’ Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Have you seen Layla? Police hold concerns for her welfare
A 14-year-old girl missing and police have asked for help. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Have you seen Jayliyah or Layla? Police hold concerns for their welfare
Two girls, 15 and 14, are missing and police have asked for help. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News...
International Women’s Day. Never closer to equality, nor closer to losing it.
Women’s rights are rolling back at the exact moment women are being pushed closer to war, poverty and public violence....
Russia returns to Paralympic Games, 16 countries boycott opening ceremony
Ukraine said boycotting the Paralympics opening ceremony was a principled move. Source: Read More
Israel accused of targeting UN peacekeepers after three injured in south Lebanon strike
Ghana’s military said that its UNIFIL battalion headquarters in southern Lebanon came under “two missile attacks”. Source: Read More
Have you seen Ruby or Layla? Police hold concerns for their welfare
Two girls, 13 and 14, are missing and police have asked for help. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News...
Government ‘doing more’ to help bring Australians home
Australians stranded in Qatar will soon be able to bus to Saudi Arabia as the federal government works to bring...
Liberals going digital to bring new life to party brand
The Liberal Party has fallen behind in reaching younger voters, its new leader concedes, but the focus will be on...
Man allegedly stole Pokemon cards worth thousands of dollars from Acton store
Police are still looking for some of the missing cards. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Donald Trump demands unconditional surrender to ‘Make Iran Great Again’
United States President Donald Trump has demanded Iran’s “unconditional surrender,” a week after launching war with Israel against the country....
Trump’s Blunder. Air wars don’t work. Iran ignores the lessons of history
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” wrote George Santayana in 1905, subsequently generally misquoted as...
More female tradies are key to building the future
Charlotte Ancell had done everything had been expected of her. She attended a prestigious all-girls school after her family pulled...
Hear bushwalker’s story about the day he found missing plane wreck
Tom Stoner found the wreckage in some of the wildest mountain country in Australia. Source: The Canberra Times – Local...
Denmark has the word on energy but are we listening?
They say you can smell the fish from the harbour on a windy day in Esbjerg, but smell the money...
‘As long as it takes’: Experts predict possible outcomes of War in the Middle East
As the War in the Middle East reaches the one week mark, experts speculate on how the crisis could play...
Banks, miners the winners of a resilient earning season
Australian corporations are back in the winner’s circle. With the big banks, goldminers and critical minerals leading the way, local...
US tariff refund system will be ready ‘in 45 days’
The United States customs agency is readying a system within 45 days to process refunds on US President Donald Trump’s...
Happy 100th birthday to a Canberra icon, the Causeway Hall
A concert to celebrate the milestone is being held in the hall in on Saturday afternoon. Source: The Canberra Times...
US unemployment rate ticks higher to 4.4 per cent
US employers unexpectedly cut 92,000 jobs last month in a sign that the labour market remains under strain. The unemployment...
Axel Springer to buy publisher of UK Daily Telegraph
German media group Axel Springer has agreed to buy the owner of the Daily Telegraph newspaper in the United Kingdom,...
Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash in Belconnen
The rider was taken to hospital. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Meet ‘Tous’ — a marsupial previously thought to be extinct for 6,000 years
There are only about 1,300 genera of living mammals worldwide. Discovering a totally new genus of mammal happens only a...
New Art in Miniature exhibition showing in the most appropriate place possible
Did someone say the Gallery of Small Things? Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Legislative harakiri. A rare win for transparency as FOI bill dead
The Albanese Government’s attempt to further limit transparency has been killed off. Widely condemned and ridiculed, the death of the...
Beyond Meat beefs down name as it expands product range
Beyond Meat is dropping “meat” from its name as it moves beyond the struggling market for plant-based burgers, sausages and...
Former ACT Australian of the Year says cultural safety inquiry won’t ‘tell us anything new’
Former public servant called for inquiry. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
Canberra, pencil in this very special plant sale
Want to take home a piece of the Botanic Gardens? Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More
‘Clear lack of consent’: ex-reptile zoo worker jailed for raping teen, grooming
Man’s abuse of girls caused ‘widespread and profound harm’. Source: The Canberra Times – Local News Read More