Dianne Whelan's 24,000km Trans Canada Trail Adventure
Award-winning filmmaker Dianne Whelan embarked on a six-year, 24,000km solo journey across the Trans Canada Trail, now captured in her documentary '500 Days In The Wild'.
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Albany's Record-Breaking Light Show Lights Up the Sound
Finnish artist Kari Kola's monumental light installation, Lighting the Sound, transforms Albany's King George Sound over nine nights, blending art with Menang Noongar heritage.
EU Biometric Entry System Fully Operational from April 10
The European Union will fully implement its new Entry/Exit System across Schengen airports by April 10, replacing passport stamps with biometric registration for non-EU travellers, including Australians.
Trump Slams Allies Over Iran War, Says US Needs No Help
US President Donald Trump has blasted Australia and other allies for refusing to join military action against Iran, declaring the US does not need assistance. The conflict has escalated globally.
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Trump's Middle East War Claims Spark Global Confusion
Former US President Donald Trump's recent assertions about a potential Middle East war have triggered widespread confusion and concern among global leaders and analysts, raising questions about diplomatic stability.
Jacob Butler's Anzac Mural Honors Nurses at Bedingfeld Park
Yallingup artist Jacob Butler, known as Shakey, has completed a unique Anzac mural at Bedingfeld Park aged care facility in Pinjarra, focusing on nurses with historical accuracy and community involvement.
Mandurah Filmmaker Wins Big with 'Reach for the Stars' Short Film
Dylan Randall, a 24-year-old filmmaker from Mandurah, has achieved international success with his short film 'Reach for the Stars', winning the Best of the Fest award at the WA Made Film Festival and multiple accolades worldwide.
NATO Warships Deployed to Strait of Hormuz
NATO has announced a strategic deployment of warships to the Strait of Hormuz in response to escalating regional tensions and threats to maritime security.
Cuba's Power Grid Collapses Amid US Oil Blockade
Cuba's entire electricity network has failed due to a severe fuel shortage caused by a US oil embargo, plunging the nation into darkness and disrupting essential services.
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Iran War Fears Drive Global Oil Price Surge Concerns
Escalating tensions in Iran have raised alarms over potential disruptions to global oil supplies, threatening to push petrol prices higher and impact economies worldwide.
Climate Whiplash Makes Australian Weather Unpredictable
Scientists warn that climate whiplash is disrupting traditional weather patterns in Australia, leading to unreliable forecasts and increased financial burdens on households.
Theodore Kuchar Named Among World's Top Arts Pros
Theodore Kuchar, a renowned orchestra director, has been recognized as one of the world's leading arts professionals, highlighting his significant contributions to the global music scene.
Reuters Investigation Identifies Banksy as Robin Gunningham
A Reuters investigation has uncovered the strongest evidence yet linking street artist Banksy to British man Robin Gunningham, including a signed confession from a 2000 New York arrest.
Queen Mary's Brooch Outshines Tiara in Australian Visit
Queen Mary of Denmark opted for her signature diamond brooch instead of a tiara during her state visit to Australia, highlighting her understated style and personal connection to her homeland.
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French Man Dies After Jumping from Boat in Hobart Waterfront
A 23-year-old French man died after jumping into the water from a scientific vessel in Hobart early Tuesday. Police found his body near Franklin Wharf, with alcohol possibly involved.
Iran Women's Football Team Safe House Infiltrated by Staffer
Fresh claims suggest a support staffer infiltrated the safe house of the Iranian women's football team in Australia, allegedly convincing players to withdraw asylum claims and return home.
Albany's Bicentenary Lights Up with Global Light Show
Thousands flocked to Albany's foreshore for the opening weekend of Lighting The Sound, a world-record light installation by Finnish artist Kari Kola, despite heavy rain, marking the city's bicentenary with spectacular displays.
Middle East War Escalates, Hits Europe and Global Trade
The conflict in the Middle East enters its third week, expanding to Europe after US-Israeli strikes kill Iran's leader. Global trade faces severe disruption as Iran restricts the Strait of Hormuz, sparking fuel price surges and warnings of food shortages
Israel-US-Iran War Tensions Rise in Middle East
The Middle East faces heightened tensions as Israel and the US respond to Iran's military actions, raising fears of a broader regional conflict.
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Geelong's Hollywood Ambition: A New Film Hub Emerges
Geelong is positioning itself as a potential Hollywood alternative, with local leaders and industry experts highlighting its scenic locations and growing infrastructure for film production.
Lapid Defends Israel-US Strikes on Iran, Warns of Nuclear War
Former Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid justifies joint military action with the US against Iran, citing nuclear war prevention. Mobilization continues in Lebanon as conflict escalates.
UN Women Australia's International Women's Day Event
UN Women Australia hosted its annual International Women's Day lunch at Optus Stadium, featuring speakers like Emma Garlett and Jennifer Robinson advocating for gender equality.
Australia Warns Against Transit in Middle East Amid Conflict
The Australian government has updated its travel advice, warning against transit or layovers in Middle Eastern countries under 'Do Not Travel' alerts due to ongoing conflict and safety risks.
Middle East War Escalates: US-Israel Strikes Kill Iran's Leader (16.03.2026)
The Middle East conflict enters its third week, expanding to Europe after US-Israel air strikes killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Global trade faces disruption as Trump rejects ceasefire.
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Andrew Miller on War, Hope, and Personal Milestones
Andrew Miller shares a poignant reflection on distant conflicts, drawing parallels with his work as a doctor and his daughter's legal admission, while hoping for a quicker resolution to war and a brighter future.
Iran Seizes Ships in Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has captured two commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the critical global oil shipping route.
Lighthouse Keeper's Wife Grave Reburied on Remote Island
The grave of a 19th-century lighthouse keeper's wife on a remote island has been saved from coastal erosion through a reburial project, preserving a piece of maritime history.
Artist Finds Joy in Painting Again After Burnout
A local artist shares her journey of rediscovering the joy of painting for herself, overcoming creative burnout and reigniting her artistic passion through personal projects.
Middle East Crisis: Iran-Israel-US Conflict Escalates
The escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US has heightened fears of a dangerous regional war, with missile strikes, drone attacks, and global oil market reactions unfolding. Experts trace the roots back decades, including the 1953 coup and 19
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Iranian Soccer Players Granted Asylum in Australia, Highlighting Defections
Five Iranian women's soccer players defected in Australia, receiving humanitarian visas. This article explores their story and historical athlete defections, including cases from the Olympics and other major events.
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