Fremantle Cemetery Trail to Honour WA Women's Legacy
A new walk trail at Fremantle Cemetery will celebrate women who shaped WA's history, with nominations open for contributions in arts, business, sport, and more.
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US-Israel Launch Heaviest Strikes on Iran in Major Escalation
The United States and Israel have unleashed their most intense day of military strikes on Iran, targeting nuclear and military sites, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
Search for Missing Crew After Thai Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz
A Thai cargo ship was struck and set ablaze in the Strait of Hormuz, with three crew members missing. Twenty others were rescued by the Omani navy amid ongoing regional tensions.
Quiet Fear of Global Conflict: Are We Near World War III?
Amidst daily life, many feel a quiet fear as global tensions rise, questioning if we are in or nearing World War III. This article explores the underlying anxiety in today's uncertain world.
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Geelong Lung Clot Treatment Slashes Deaths, Goes Global
A groundbreaking lung clot treatment developed in Geelong has dramatically reduced death rates and is now being implemented worldwide, saving countless lives.
Gravedigger Finds Solace Among the Dead on South Coast
A South Coast gravedigger shares how working among the deceased provides a unique sense of peace and connection, offering insights into life and loss in a quiet, reflective environment.
Middle East War Spreads to Europe, Global Trade Disrupted
The conflict in the Middle East enters its second week, expanding to Europe after US-Israel strikes kill Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei, disrupting global shipping, air travel, and oil markets.
Clergy Abuse Network Renews Push for Memorial
A clergy abuse network is renewing calls for a national memorial to honor survivors of child sexual abuse, advocating for recognition and healing in Australia.
Australia Sends Spy Plane, Missiles to Middle East
The Australian government announces deployment of a P-8A Poseidon spy plane and advanced missiles to the Middle East, enhancing regional security and intelligence capabilities.
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SA Couple's Anti-Gay Marriage Comments Spark Hate Speech Outcry
A South Australian couple's public comments linking gay marriage to bestiality have ignited a fierce debate over hate speech and daily intolerance in the state, with critics condemning the remarks as harmful and divisive.
Israel Vows to Continue Iran War Amid Global Oil Crisis
Israeli President Isaac Herzog declares no retreat in the Iran conflict, as global oil supply disruptions cause fuel prices to surge worldwide, impacting economies.
Newcastle Maritime Museum Saved by 11th-Hour Deal
A last-minute agreement has rescued the Newcastle Maritime Museum's collection from dispersal, ensuring its preservation for future generations and highlighting community efforts.
Eugenie May Join Harry and Meghan in US After Andrew's Arrest
Princess Eugenie is reportedly contemplating relocating to California to join Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following her father Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest, with discussions about philanthropic collaboration underway.
FORM Exhibition Celebrates WA Public Art Icons
FORM's Momentum: Shaping Our World exhibition showcases 22 years of Western Australian public art, featuring the Giants of Mandurah and Albany's Field of Light.
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Joondalup Festival 2026 Launch Features David Bowie Debut
Over 100 guests, including government officials and Perth personalities, celebrated the launch of the 2026 Joondalup Festival at the Contemporary Art Gallery, featuring the Australian debut of the photographic series A Day with David.
Middle East Conflict Cancels Cruise Seasons
Cruise lines like MSC and Celestyal have cut short their Middle East seasons due to regional conflict, cancelling voyages and offering refunds to passengers.
Newcastle Marks Tibetan Uprising Day, Recalls 1959 Protest
Newcastle residents gathered to commemorate Tibetan Uprising Day, reflecting on the 1959 protest against Chinese occupation and ongoing human rights concerns in Tibet.
Brothers Guilty in Sex-Trafficking Case with Australian Accuser
Three wealthy brothers have been convicted on sex-trafficking charges after an Australian woman first accused them of assault. The trial featured testimony from 11 women alleging drugging and abuse.
Anti-Monarchy Protestors Confront Royals at Commonwealth Day
King Charles and senior royals faced loud anti-monarchy protests at Westminster Abbey's Commonwealth Day Service, amid ongoing scandals involving Prince Andrew.
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Oil Plunges as Trump Predicts War's End
Global oil prices have plummeted after US President Donald Trump suggested the Middle East war could end soon, sparking a rally in shares and bond markets.
Herzog: Iran War 'Historic Process', Coalition Stands Firm
Israeli President Isaac Herzog declares the escalating conflict with Iran a historic turning point, with a coalition of nations opposing what he terms an 'empire of evil'.
Trump Warns Iran's New Leader Could Bring 'Worst Case' Scenario
US President Donald Trump expresses fears that Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, could lead to a more hardline regime, raising concerns over the ongoing war and regional stability.
Middle East War Escalates, Iranian Players Get Asylum
The Middle East war enters its second week, spreading to Europe after US-Israel strikes kill Iran's leader. Iranian women soccer players granted asylum in Australia amid safety fears.
Iranian Women's Footballers in Australian Safe House After Asian Cup
Five members of Iran's Women's Asian Cup team are now in a safe house managed by Australian authorities following their team's elimination and chaotic departure from the tournament.
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Iran's New Leader Faces Threats as Conflict Escalates Regionally
Tehran burns under toxic smoke as US-Israel war enters ninth day. Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei faces assassination threats while regional violence spreads to Kuwait, UAE, and Tel Aviv.
Fuel Panic Buying Sweeps Australia Amid Supply Fears
Australians are rushing to hardware stores for fuel containers, causing empty shelves and service station limits. Authorities warn against dangerous stockpiling despite government assurances of adequate reserves.
Hero's Death Shatters Family's Dream After Fleeing South Africa
Aidan Becker, 22, died protecting a teen from an alleged armed robbery in Melbourne. His family had moved from South Africa seeking a safer life, only to face tragedy.
Gulf Nations Could Join US, Israel in Offensive Against Iran: Expert
A retired US general predicts Gulf states may soon join offensive military actions with the US and Israel against Iran, as attacks expand into the Gulf region, raising fears of a broader regional war.
Princess Eugenie Ends Patronage of Anti-Slavery Charity
Princess Eugenie has resigned as patron of Anti-Slavery International, a UK human rights charity, following her father Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest and ongoing scandals.
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Mojtaba Khamenei Elected Iran's Supreme Leader in Wartime
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of former leader Ali Khamenei, has been chosen as Iran's third supreme leader by the Assembly of Experts, as the nation faces conflict with Israel and the US.
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