First Aussie Astronaut Named 2026 Australian of the Year

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, Australia's pioneering first astronaut, has been honoured as the 2026 Australian of the Year. Her journey from Sydney's Northern Beaches to the European Space Agency inspires a new generation.

Ngarrama Indigenous Festival Returns to Newcastle

The free Ngarrama event celebrating Indigenous culture has returned to King Edward Park in Newcastle for its fifth year, featuring traditional performances and community reflection.

NFL Conference Championships: Rams vs Seahawks Rivalry

The NFC Championship game features the LA Rams' top offense against the Seattle Seahawks' elite defense in a historic rivalry clash. Meanwhile, the AFC sees the Denver Broncos with backup QB Jarrett Stidham facing the undefeated road New England Patriots.

Truth-Telling for Healing in the Illawarra

The Illawarra Women's Health Centre champions truth-telling to address domestic, family, and sexual violence, fostering community healing and reconciliation in Australia.

Australia Day: Reflecting on Stories and National Love

As Australia Day approaches, it serves as a poignant moment for Australians to reflect on the diverse stories that shape the nation and the shared love for the country, amidst ongoing debates about its meaning and celebration.

Libs Promise $7.5M for Adelaide Theatre Facelift

The South Australian Liberals have committed $7.5 million to restore Adelaide's Art Deco Regal Theatre, aiming to establish the eastern suburbs as the city's arts hub if elected.

Harry Names William, Kate in Daily Mail Lawsuit

Prince Harry has formally referenced Prince William and Catherine in his witness statement for the Daily Mail lawsuit, alleging private conversations were illegally obtained.

15 Australian Books to Read Before January 26

A curated list of powerful Australian books recommended by experts to broaden understanding of the nation's complex history and diverse perspectives ahead of January 26.

Australia Day Debate: Calls for a National Rethink

A growing movement in Australia is urging a reevaluation of Australia Day's significance, with discussions focusing on its historical context and potential alternatives for a more inclusive national celebration.

Bondi National Mourning Day Announced for 2026

The Australian government has officially designated a National Mourning Day for Bondi in 2026, following a tragic incident. This solemn day will honour the victims and reflect on community resilience.

National Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims

Australia observed a solemn National Day of Mourning for the 15 victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack, with ceremonies, candlelight vigils, and calls for unity across the nation.

Rabbi Honors Bondi Victims as Heroes on Mourning Day

Rabbi Yossi Friedman commemorates the National Day of Mourning by honoring the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack as heroes who sacrificed themselves to save others, emphasizing unity and remembrance.

Israel Demolishes UN HQ in Jerusalem

Israeli authorities have commenced the demolition of a United Nations headquarters building in Jerusalem, escalating regional tensions and drawing international condemnation.

Australia Day Debate: A Mirror for Politicians

The Australia Day debate serves as a mirror for politicians, urging reflection and unity in the wake of the Bondi action, highlighting national identity and political discourse.

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