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Australia Featured News

  • What Is 200 Hours of Human Effort Worth in the Age of AI?
    What Is 200 Hours of Human Effort Worth in the Age of AI?
    'It doesn't matter if you can create a piece of artwork from AI in a second ... people will value being able to put in 100 hours or 200 hours ...
    September 4, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones and Daniel Y. Teng
  • Private Health Rebate Cuts Could Add Nearly 15,000 to Public Surgery List: State Health Body
    Private Health Rebate Cuts Could Add Nearly 15,000 to Public Surgery List: State Health Body
    Medical bodies and specialists have weighed in on Labor's contentious cuts to private health rebates.
    September 3, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • As Australia Ebbs and Changes, One Symbol Has Endured for 125 Years
    As Australia Ebbs and Changes, One Symbol Has Endured for 125 Years
    Australians around the country celebrated the 125th anniversary of their national flag.
    September 3, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones and Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australia Could Feed 50 Million With Rice, so Why Is Its Largest Producer Struggling?
    Australia Could Feed 50 Million With Rice, so Why Is Its Largest Producer Struggling?
    The federal government is considering a $15 million package for SunRice as it scales back production in the ...
    August 28, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • 3 Million Seniors Face up to $600 Price Hike on Private Health Insurance Under Labor Plan
    3 Million Seniors Face up to $600 Price Hike on Private Health Insurance Under Labor Plan
    Private Health Australia estimates 62,000 people could drop their private health cover, and around 200,000 would downgrade.
    August 27, 2026BY Monica O’Shea
  • Can Australia Keep Spending Billions in Taxpayer Funds to Bailout its Manufacturers?
    Can Australia Keep Spending Billions in Taxpayer Funds to Bailout its Manufacturers?
    In recent months, the Australian government has spent billions trying to save domestic manufacturers and producers from a ...
    August 26, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • Should Australia Make Cigarettes Cheaper to Stub out the Black Market?
    Should Australia Make Cigarettes Cheaper to Stub out the Black Market?
    According to the 2025 National Drug Strategy Household Survey, 34 percent of current smokers said they used illicit ...
    August 25, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • Labor’s Mass Defence Site Sale Spurs Questions About Heritage Protection, Costings
    Labor’s Mass Defence Site Sale Spurs Questions About Heritage Protection, Costings
    Labor is moving to sell all or part of the government's 67 Defence holdings, some of which are ...
    August 24, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • 6 Major Changes Passed by Australia’s Parliament—and What They Mean
    6 Major Changes Passed by Australia’s Parliament—and What They Mean
    The NDIS, gambling reform, Big Tech, and blocking terrorists from returning to Australia were all on the agenda.
    August 24, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • From Wildlife to the Milky Way, the Photographer Who Hunts for the Perfect Moment in Light
    From Wildlife to the Milky Way, the Photographer Who Hunts for the Perfect Moment in Light
    David Holman could be called a 'photographer to the stars'—quite literally.
    August 21, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Wealth Exodus: Australians Flock to Property Investment Over Business
    Wealth Exodus: Australians Flock to Property Investment Over Business
    The proportion of working-age Australians who run a business which employs people fell from 13.8 percent in 2002 ...
    August 20, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Senate Rejects Inquiry Into Sale of Tasmania’s Biggest Farm, 9,000 Hectares for Carbon Credit Use
    Senate Rejects Inquiry Into Sale of Tasmania’s Biggest Farm, 9,000 Hectares for Carbon Credit Use
    The federal government's Clean Energy Finance Corporation is committing $69 million to the project.
    August 17, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Senate Backs Inquiry Into Hanson’s Bill to Block Foreign Terror Fighters
    Senate Backs Inquiry Into Hanson’s Bill to Block Foreign Terror Fighters
    Leader Pauline Hanson rejected claims that the Bill was unconstitutional.
    August 13, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Australia’s Largest Aluminium Smelter Receives $2.5 Billion Government Lifeline
    Australia’s Largest Aluminium Smelter Receives $2.5 Billion Government Lifeline
    The smelter is also the nation's single largest user of electricity, with Australia one of the few countries ...
    August 13, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Ex-Albanese Adviser Calls for Australia’s Top Personal Tax Rate to Be Cut to 30 Percent
    Ex-Albanese Adviser Calls for Australia’s Top Personal Tax Rate to Be Cut to 30 Percent
    Alex Sanchez criticises keeping the 37 percent bracket past $135k, urging Labor to drop the top personal tax ...
    August 12, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • The $25 Carry-On: Why Jetstar Is Putting a Price on Your Luggage?
    The $25 Carry-On: Why Jetstar Is Putting a Price on Your Luggage?
    Jetstar’s decision to axe free luggage is a sign the airline is going back to its no-frills roots, ...
    August 12, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones and Daniel Y. Teng
  • Why This Migrant Councillor Pushed to Mandate English on Local Signage
    Why This Migrant Councillor Pushed to Mandate English on Local Signage
    Esther Kim values multiculturalism but says English is the 'common foundation.'
    August 12, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Australia’s Fair Work Mandates $31 Per Hour Minimum Wage for Uber Eats, DoorDash Workers
    Australia’s Fair Work Mandates $31 Per Hour Minimum Wage for Uber Eats, DoorDash Workers
    The ruling also requires the platforms to arrange and pay for basic personal accident insurance.
    August 11, 2026BY Monica O’Shea
  • Why is the US Betting $400 Million on This Little-Known Mineral in Australia?
    Why is the US Betting $400 Million on This Little-Known Mineral in Australia?
    Scandium is used to produce ultra-high-strength alloys needed for the most advanced fighter jets.
    August 11, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • He Survived a Bow-and-Arrow Attack, Now He’s Speaking Out Again After a Shopkeeper’s Death
    He Survived a Bow-and-Arrow Attack, Now He’s Speaking Out Again After a Shopkeeper’s Death
    On the weekend, hundreds came out to protest after the death of a Good Samaritan during a youth ...
    August 10, 2026BY Josh Spasaro
  • Why HSBC Is Walking Away From Australian Retail Banking After 40 Years
    Why HSBC Is Walking Away From Australian Retail Banking After 40 Years
    HSBC’s withdrawal highlights the scale required to challenge Australia’s dominant banks, according to finance expert Shane Shmuel.
    August 5, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • Call for Nationwide Ban on Sending Solar Panels to Landfill Amid Vast Waste Concerns
    Call for Nationwide Ban on Sending Solar Panels to Landfill Amid Vast Waste Concerns
    Up to 29 percent of discarded solar panels could be repurposed, a start-up has said.
    August 4, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Australia Remains Pacific’s Biggest Donor With $1.5 Billion Despite Global Aid Cuts
    Australia Remains Pacific’s Biggest Donor With $1.5 Billion Despite Global Aid Cuts
    Australia disbursed US$1.5 billion of aid in the Pacific, more than three times that of the next-biggest contributing ...
    July 28, 2026BY AAP
  • Australia Hit With 12.5 Percent US Tariff Over Forced Labour Concerns
    Australia Hit With 12.5 Percent US Tariff Over Forced Labour Concerns
    Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said the Australian government was disappointed by the new tariff.
    July 23, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • In Photos: 27 Years On, Australians and New Zealanders Stand Against the CCP’s Brutal Persecution
    In Photos: 27 Years On, Australians and New Zealanders Stand Against the CCP’s Brutal Persecution
    Commemorations were held across several cities on July 20 to mark the official start of the CCP's persecution ...
    July 22, 2026BY Epoch Times Australia Staff
  • 14,000 Australian Companies Enter Administration for 2nd Year Straight
    14,000 Australian Companies Enter Administration for 2nd Year Straight
    The volume of Australian businesses going into administration each year continues has rocketed since the pandemic.
    July 22, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • Armaguard Rails Against Takeover Powers Aimed at Shoring up Dwindling Cash Use
    Armaguard Rails Against Takeover Powers Aimed at Shoring up Dwindling Cash Use
    A new bill forbids Armaguard from unilaterally cutting routes to remote or regional towns to save money.
    July 21, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
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