Train to Cessnock Campaign Gains Traction with Premier
NSW Premier Chris Minns has acknowledged the growing momentum behind the campaign to extend train services to Cessnock, signaling potential government support.
Category : Asia Pacific
Newcastle Harbour Protest Over Gaza Flotilla Detention
Around 200 protesters gathered at Newcastle Harbour to demonstrate against the detention of activists from a Gaza aid flotilla, calling for their release.
Chinese Language Day 2026: Australia's Cultural and Regional Connections
Chinese Language Day in 2026 highlights the global significance of Chinese, with over 210 million learners. Australia integrates Chinese into education and policy, fostering multiculturalism and regional ties through initiatives like the Chinese Bridge Co
Indonesia Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warning in Molucca Sea
A powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Indonesia's eastern waters early Thursday, prompting tsunami warnings and raising regional concerns. Authorities urge vigilance as assessments continue.
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Shooting Stars Program Builds Cultural Connections for Girls
The Shooting Stars program, supported by Telethon, helps young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls connect with Country, Elders, and culture through filmmaking and outdoor experiences.
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.
Iranian Women's Football Team Faces Threats After Protest
Iranian state media has labelled the women's football team 'wartime traitors' for not singing the national anthem, sparking fears for their safety and calls for asylum in Australia.
Iran Women's Team Sings Anthem After Protests and Global Backlash
Iran's women's football players sang their national anthem at the Asian Cup, reversing a previous silent protest, as anti-regime demonstrators labeled them hostages of the autocracy.
Missing Mum Found Alive After 24 Years, Arrested
A mother who vanished in 2001 has been arrested in the US, days after authorities confirmed she was alive. She faces a drunk driving charge from before her disappearance.
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Former Canberra Student Feared Killed in Iran
A former Melrose High School student is feared dead after being detained in Iran. ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry has raised the matter with Foreign Minister Penny Wong, with wellbeing supports activated for affected schools.
Xi Jinping's 2026 Purge: China's Political Shakeup
Chinese President Xi Jinping has initiated a significant political purge in early 2026, targeting officials and factions within the Communist Party. This move signals a major consolidation of power and potential policy shifts.
Thailand train-crane crash kills at least 22
At least 22 people are dead after a train collided with a crane truck in Thailand. Authorities fear the death toll could rise as rescue efforts continue.
Man charged over 100 grave robberies in US cemetery
A grisly discovery of skulls in a car led US police to a basement filled with stolen human remains. Jonathan Christ Gerlach faces hundreds of charges. Read the shocking details.
Sydney farewells Bondi Beach attack victim Dan Elkayam
The Sydney community gathered to honour Dan Elkayam, the 27-year-old French engineer killed in the Bondi Beach terror attack. Family and friends remembered a talented footballer and a 'light for everyone'.
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16 dead after bus crash on Indonesia's Java island
At least 16 people have died after a bus overturned on a Java toll road. The vehicle was travelling from Jakarta to Yogyakarta. Get the latest details on this tragic accident.
Sydney man apologises in Bali murder trial
Darcy Jenson, on trial for allegedly orchestrating a deadly Bali shooting, apologised to the victim's widow in court. The Sydney man faces the death penalty if found guilty.
Aussie arrested in Thailand for alleged theft
Australian man Liam Allan Lakeman faces serious legal trouble in Thailand after being arrested for allegedly stealing items from a local store in Phuket.
Perth climber dies on Nepal's Himlung Himal peak
The Western Australian climbing community mourns the loss of experienced mountaineer Chin Tark Chan, who passed away during expedition on Nepal's 7,126m Himlung Himal peak.
Perth climber dies on Nepal's Himlung Himal
The Western Australian climbing community mourns the loss of experienced mountaineer Chin Tark Chan, who passed away during an expedition on Nepal's 7,126-metre Himlung Himal.
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Australians face Bali firing squad in murder case
Three Australian men face execution by firing squad in Bali after being accused of murdering a Melbourne father in a brutal attack that has shocked both nations.
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