Trump's Hormuz Warning Unlikely to Ease Tensions: Expert
A maritime security expert warns Trump's expletive-laden threat to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz may not resolve the shipping crisis, as global energy woes hit Australian motorists hard.
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Climate Change Dept Hiring Freeze and Redundancies
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has confirmed a hiring freeze and redundancies amid budget pressures, affecting staff and operations.
Middle East War Escalates: US Strikes Kill Iran's Leader
The Middle East conflict has entered its second month, expanding to Europe after US-Israel air strikes killed Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. A US soldier was rescued in Iran amid Trump's threats over the Strait of Hormuz.
Humans as Killing Machines Need More Peace Voices
Andrew Miller argues that humanity's efficiency in conflict demands amplified peace advocacy to counter destructive tendencies and foster global harmony.
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Randa Abdel-Fattah's Letters on Complex Australian Truths
Author Randa Abdel-Fattah's letters delve into the intricate realities of identity, politics, and social justice in Australia, sparking debate on nuanced perspectives.
Diesel Prices Hit Near-Record High in WA Amid Conflict
West Australian motorists face soaring diesel costs, with prices set to reach 307 cents per litre on Monday due to escalating Middle East tensions and unprecedented gas oil price surges.
Newcastle Families Celebrate Easter at Christ Church Cathedral
Families in Newcastle gathered at Christ Church Cathedral for Easter celebrations, embracing community spirit and joy through traditional services and family-friendly activities.
Middle East War Escalates: US-Israel Strikes Kill Iran's Leader (05.04.2026)
The Middle East conflict enters its second month, expanding to Europe after US-Israel air strikes killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and senior Iranian leaders, disrupting global trade and energy markets.
Ethos Sculpture 65th Anniversary in Canberra
Tom Bass's monumental sculpture Ethos celebrates its 65th anniversary on December 15, a landmark public art piece originally funded by community donations in 1961.
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Perth's April 2026 Fashion, Beauty, and Culture Highlights
Discover new launches from Santalum and NISI Collective, Django's bar cocktails, Laneige lip tints, Fremantle Street Arts Festival, and the Titanic exhibition in Perth.
Middle East Tensions Fuel Financial Strain for Australians
Geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East continue to drive up costs for Australian consumers, with no relief in sight for household budgets amid rising prices and economic uncertainty.
Photojournalist Recalls Deadly Afghanistan Attack
A photojournalist shares a harrowing account of surviving a deadly attack in Afghanistan, highlighting the dangers faced by media professionals in conflict zones.
Career Reset Creates Townsville's Top Music Duo
A career reset transformed two individuals into Townsville's leading music duo, showcasing resilience and creativity in the local arts scene.
WWI Nurse Rosa O'Kane Honoured for Spanish Flu Sacrifice
Rosa O'Kane, a Charters Towers nurse who survived WWI, died caring for Spanish flu victims in quarantine. Her story highlights the bravery of war nurses commemorated at the Australian War Memorial.
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Jonathan Burrows' Show Delights Newcastle Fringe Festival
Jonathan Burrows' 'Pretty Amazing Show' has become a standout hit at the Newcastle Fringe Festival, earning praise as one of the event's top performances with its unique blend of comedy and storytelling.
Iran's Confidence Against US Military Pressure Explained
Iran's bold response to US military movements stems from decades of strategic defence planning, including decentralised forces, cheap drone technology, and proxy militia networks, experts reveal.
New Prototypes of Geelong's Beloved Bollards Unveiled
Geelong's famous waterfront bollards have new prototypes revealed, showcasing updated designs that honor local history while adding modern flair for residents and tourists.
Ely Cathedral: History, Art, and Music in the Fens
Explore Ely Cathedral's rich history, from its medieval origins to Leonard Bernstein's legendary Mahler performance, and discover the city's charming streets and vibrant market.
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1892 Double Drowning at Palmerville Park Reveals Dark History
A tragic double drowning in 1892 at Palmerville Heritage Park in Queensland has resurfaced, shedding light on the site's dark history and prompting calls for memorial recognition.
Tent Towns of Perth's Gold Rush: WA's Untold History
During Western Australia's gold rush, makeshift tent towns sprang up in Perth, housing thousands of prospectors and shaping the state's early urban development.
Olga's Childhood Tales: Morning Tea Memories
Decades later, a former chambermaid recalls Olga's vivid stories of mushroom hunting and autumn chestnuts during their morning tea breaks, painting a nostalgic picture of village life.
Ian Warden: John Constable's Clouds Bring Solace Through Art
Art critic Ian Warden explores how John Constable's cloud paintings provide comfort and reflection, highlighting art's role in offering solace amid contemporary challenges.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre Premieres Level Up!
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre debuts Level Up!, a world premiere puppet show exploring gaming and friendship, directed by Yvan Karlsson at Centenary Pavilion.
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Chinese Woman Hospitalised After Alleged Racist Attack
A 27-year-old Chinese woman was assaulted and threatened with a knife in Canberra, following alleged racist abuse, leaving her bloodied and fearful for her safety in the capital.
Gen Z Embraces Analog Hobbies, CDs in Tech Backlash
Young people worldwide are turning to sewing, crafting, and CDs to reclaim time from screens, driven by a desire for tangible skills and intentional living.
Australia Sends SAS Troops to Middle East Amid Tensions
Australian SAS troops have been deployed to the Middle East region as part of a strategic military move to address escalating security concerns and protect national interests abroad.
Trump's Speech Reveals Frustration with European Allies
Donald Trump's latest address on the Middle East conflict reveals deep frustration with European allies, with experts saying he views NATO as freeloading off US leadership for decades.
Fremantle Piazza Revived as Arts District by New Owner
Bronwyn Owen invests $12.5 million to revitalize Fremantle's Piazza into a Covent Garden-style arts hub, featuring murals, a children's museum, and community spaces.
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