Bellambi's 1930s Sea Monster Mystery
In the 1930s, Bellambi became famous for reported sea monster sightings, sparking national headlines, expert debates, and copycat claims along the Illawarra coast.
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Trump's Minnesota Immigration Shuffle Called Political Optics
Donald Trump's leadership reshuffle in Minnesota's immigration crackdown faces criticism as political theatre rather than meaningful policy reform, amid nationwide protests and legal challenges.
ICE Agents at Milan Olympics Spark Italian Political Storm
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel will assist with security at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, triggering fierce criticism from Italian politicians who condemn the agency's controversial immigration enforcement record.
Trump Contacts Governor After Second ICE Killing Sparks Protests
President Donald Trump's call to Minnesota's governor suggests a potential cooling of tensions after ICE agents shot a second US citizen, igniting widespread protests in Minneapolis.
Alex Pretti Shooting: A Pivotal Moment in Minneapolis
The fatal police shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis has sparked widespread protests and renewed scrutiny of law enforcement practices, echoing past incidents and raising critical questions about accountability and reform.
Lindian's Early Learning Project Transforms Malawi School
Lindian Resources launches Project Early Learning in Malawi, rebuilding Kangankunde Primary School to support 400 students with new infrastructure, uniforms, and STEM resources.
Perth Man's 'Crazy' Barbie Collection: 80-Doll Pop Culture Archive
Perth collector Neil Taylor reveals his remarkable collection of nearly 80 Barbie dolls, documenting decades of fashion trends and cultural shifts through the iconic toy's evolution.
Man Charged Over Alleged Bomb at Perth Invasion Day Rally
A 31-year-old Warwick man faces court after allegedly throwing a homemade explosive device into a crowd at Perth's Invasion Day rally, sparking a major police response and evacuation.
Australian Flag: Symbol of Unity or Division?
An examination of how Australia's national flag has been co-opted by political movements, from Cronulla riots to recent rallies, questioning its role as a unifying symbol.
Vote in Newcastle Herald Short Story Competition
The Newcastle Herald Short Story Competition for 2026 has shortlisted finalists. Readers can vote for the People's Choice award, with winners announced on January 31. Prizes include book vouchers and festival passes.
Australia Day Honours 2026 Announced
The 2026 Australia Day Honours list has been released, recognising Australians for their exceptional service across various fields including community, arts, and science.
Cairns Locals Rally for Survival Day on Australia Day
Cairns residents gathered to protest Australia Day, advocating for a national day that acknowledges Indigenous survival and strength instead of celebrating colonisation.
Hundreds Gather at Sandon Point for Survival Day Event
Hundreds of Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents gathered at Sandon Point for Survival Day 2026, featuring a smoking ceremony, traditional dance, and speeches promoting healing and unity.
Perth Invasion Day Rally Evacuated Over Explosion Fears
Hundreds of protesters were evacuated from Perth's CBD during an Invasion Day rally after reports of a suspicious object thrown into the crowd, raising explosion concerns.
Super Bowl LX Patriots vs Seahawks Rematch After Epic Battles
Super Bowl LX will feature a historic rematch between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, with both teams overcoming dramatic championship games to reach the NFL's biggest stage.
Australian Michael Dickson Aims for Super Bowl Win with Seahawks
Sydney-born punter Michael Dickson has propelled the Seattle Seahawks to the Super Bowl, aiming to become just the second Australian to win the NFL's ultimate prize, while fellow Aussie Jeremy Crawshaw's season ends in heartbreak.
Australia Day Honours: Celebrating Quiet Achievers
Australia Day honours recognise distinguished Australians like linguist Bruce Moore, lawyer Noor Blumer, Indigenous advocate Matilda House, and scientist Peter Cook for their significant contributions.
Newcastle Mourns 'Invasion Day' Despite Cancelled Rally
Hundreds of people gathered peacefully at Newcastle's Civic Park to mark 'Invasion Day' as a day of mourning, despite the official rally being cancelled, with attendees calling for a change of date for Australia Day.
Harry and Meghan's Surprise Sundance Appearance
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made an unexpected appearance at the Sundance Film Festival to support their documentary 'Cookie Queens', which explores Girl Scout cookies.
Andrew Miller on Decency and Dignity Today
Andrew Miller emphasises the critical importance of treating each other with decency and dignity in contemporary society, highlighting its relevance in today's world.
60 Years Since Beaumont Children Disappearance
Australia commemorates six decades since the Beaumont children vanished on Australia Day 1966, a case that reshaped child safety attitudes nationwide and remains unsolved despite exhaustive investigations.
Australia's Future: Reaching for the Stars
An editorial explores Australia's potential to achieve greatness in science, technology, and global leadership, reflecting on national pride and future aspirations.
Australia Day 2026: Listening and Inclusive Reflection
As Australia Day arrives, the national conversation focuses on listening to diverse perspectives while celebrating the nation's complex history and multicultural future.
Geelong's Australia Day in the 80s and 90s: A Nostalgic Look
A gallery of photos from Geelong's Australia Day celebrations in the 1980s and 1990s offers a nostalgic glimpse into the city's community spirit and festive traditions from decades past.
Australia Day's Bizarre History: From Flashers to Chopper
Explore the curious, grim, and downright funny events that have occurred on January 26 throughout Australian history, beyond the usual debates and celebrations.
Australia Day's Forgotten Tales: From Flashers to Fermented Bowels
Explore the curious, odd, and often overlooked events that have occurred on January 26 throughout Australian history, from the first flasher in 1793 to Chopper Read's courtroom kidnapping in 1978.
Bizarre and Forgotten History of January 26 in Australia
From Australia's first flasher in 1793 to Chopper Read's courtroom kidnapping in 1978, discover the curious, odd, and downright funny events that have marked January 26 throughout Australian history.
Daily Drone Flights Make Every Day Australia Day
A journalist reflects on how his daily ritual of flying a drone over a coastal beach celebrates Australia's beauty and deep connection to the sea, making every day feel like a national celebration.
2026 Australia Day Honours: Canberra's Inspiring Recipients
From legal advocacy to climate science, meet the remarkable Canberrans recognised in the 2026 Australia Day Honours list. Discover their stories of service, passion and dedication to community.
Roma Winmar Honoured for Arts and Education Services
Roma Yibiyung Winmar has been recognised in the Australia Day Honours for her significant contributions to the arts and education sectors in Australia.
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