Commissioner Calls for 'Whole Society' Anti-Racism Plan
Australia's Race Discrimination Commissioner urges a unified national approach to combat rising anti-Semitism and racism following the Bondi Beach tragedy. Learn about the proposed framework.
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Bondi terror attack: 16 dead, gunman wakes from coma
Sydney's Bondi Beach reels after a deadly terror attack leaves 16 dead. Alleged gunman awakes from coma as funerals for victims commence. Latest updates and national reaction.
The growing confusion over anti-Semitism in Australia
Steve Evans examines the troubling conflation of anti-Semitism with criticism of Israel, arguing for clear thinking and condemning racism without qualification. Read his analysis.
18-Year-Old Charged Over Nazi Symbol at Perth Mosque
An 18-year-old man faces court after allegedly wearing a Nazi symbol outside a Perth mosque. WA Police vow zero tolerance for extremist behaviour. #Perth #HateCrime
Bondi Beach terror attack leaves 15 dead, pets separated
Sydney's Bondi Beach was shattered by a deadly terror attack during a Chanukah celebration. As families fled gunmen, pets were lost in the chaos. Read how a pet detective helped reunite them.
Jewish leader: Bondi attack an 'act of war'
Alex Ryvchin labels the Bondi shooting the worst anti-Semitic massacre in Australia's history, declaring 'we're at war' and criticising years of government inaction. Read the full story.
Bondi Attack Victim's Son in Coma, Father Murdered
Rabbi Eli Feldman pays tribute to victims of the Bondi terror attack and visits his close friend fighting for life in ICU. The attack occurred during a Hanukkah celebration.
New footage shows Bondi bystander's struggle before shooting
Dashcam footage reveals a civilian's brave attempt to disarm an attacker during the Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting. 15 killed in Australia's worst mass shooting since Port Arthur.
Newcastle's maritime collection homeless as lease ends
Newcastle's 8500-item maritime heritage collection is at risk with no storage solution secured just months before its council-funded lease expires in March 2026. Read the latest.
Australia unites after Bondi attack, condemns political blame game
Australians rally in solidarity with the Jewish community following the horrific Bondi Beach attack. Letters to the Editor call for unity and condemn divisive political rhetoric, including comments from Israel's Netanyahu.
Coroner demands urgent closure of Unit 18
WA coroner urges immediate shutdown of Casuarina's Unit 18 after damning inquest into 16-year-old Cleveland Dodd's death. Read the shocking findings.
Royal Sisters Absent from Princess Catherine's Carol Event
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were notable no-shows at the Princess of Wales's annual Christmas carol service, despite receiving personal invitations. Get the full story on the royal family dynamics.
Four arrested after Crown Jewels protest with crumble
Four activists arrested after hurling apple crumble and custard at the Crown Jewels case in London's Tower. The 'Take Back Power' group demands wealth tax. Read the full story.
Pro-Palestine protest shuts down Sea Cliff Bridge
Wollongong's iconic Sea Cliff Bridge was closed to traffic as hundreds marched in support of Palestine. Police managed the protest, which was part of a national day of action.
Bishop's Waltham: A Crossroads of Tumultuous English History
Discover Bishop's Waltham, a tranquil English town with a violent past hosting Romans, Vikings, Normans, and Napoleon's defeated admiral. Explore its scars and survival. Read more.
Defying limits: Maree Jenner's journey as an advocate for disability inclusion
Central Coast woman Maree Jenner, living with dwarfism, shares her journey from being told she couldn't be a nurse or teacher to becoming an Australian ambassador for International Day of People With Disability. Discover the ongoing fight for true inclusi
WA launches sexual violence strategy as assault rates surge
WA unveils a decade-long strategy to combat sexual violence as reports hit a 32-year high. New funding extends vital legal and forensic support for survivors. Learn more.
Perth's 1950s rock'n'roll rebellion at the Snake Pit
Explore the untold story of Scarborough's Snake Pit, the 1950s Perth milk bar where bodgies and widgies defied convention, sparking a moral panic and forging Australia's first youth subculture. Discover the history.
Korean Wave sweeps Australia as Hallyu exhibition opens
Explore how K-pop, kimchi, and K-drama became a cultural tsunami in Australia. The National Museum's 'Hallyu!' exhibition traces the phenomenon from Psy to Parasite. Discover the story behind the wave.
Australia's Year of Reckoning on Male Violence
As 2025 ends, Australia faces a crisis of male violence. Experts like Kate Fitz-Gibbon warn change is urgent. From Lilie James to Brittany Higgins, the call for action is clear.
Five killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza
Israeli military operations in Gaza have resulted in five fatalities, according to reports. The strikes targeted alleged militant sites amid ongoing regional tensions.
SA Biz Launches World-First Satellite Animal Tracker
A South Australian startup has launched a groundbreaking global satellite network, now tracking animals from space. Discover how this tech is revolutionising conservation.
IDPwD 2025 Ambassadors Share Stories for Disability Inclusion
Meet the 2025 International Day of People with Disability ambassadors, including tech innovator Santiago Velasquez Hurtado and advocate Ronan Soussa, as they work to dismantle stereotypes and promote accessibility across Australia.
Wollongong Welsh Choir disbands after three decades
The Wollongong Welsh Choir will hold its last concert this December, ending a 30-year tradition due to dwindling membership and fewer Welsh migrants to the Illawarra region.
Woman critically injured in alleged Casula park assault
An 18-year-old woman is fighting for life after an alleged sexual assault at a Casula park. A 27-year-old man has been charged and refused bail. Police urge witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.
Collective Responsibility for Disability Inclusion in Australia
On International Day of People with Disability, Aaron Green urges all Australians to embrace inclusion as a shared duty. Discover how we can build a more accessible and equitable society for everyone.
$10k fine for Nazi salute outside synagogue
A man has been hit with a $10,000 fine and jail time for performing a Nazi salute outside a Queensland synagogue. Read the full court details and sentencing.
Sea Cliff Bridge closure for protest approved
The Sea Cliff Bridge will close this Sunday for a pro-Palestine march. NSW Police have approved the protest, with details on traffic disruptions to be finalised. Read more.
Sydney man apologises in Bali murder trial
Darcy Jenson, on trial for allegedly orchestrating a deadly Bali shooting, apologised to the victim's widow in court. The Sydney man faces the death penalty if found guilty.
Torres Strait MP Urges National Climate Action
Leichhardt MP Warren Entsch brings the urgent climate crisis of the Torres Strait to Parliament, demanding emissions cuts to save island communities from rising seas.
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