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August 21, 2025

Victoria’s mountain ash forests could lose a quarter of ‘giant’ trees as temperatures rise

Eucalyptus regnans - which regularly reach 60 to 80m tall - lose about 9% of their trees for every degree of warming, research finds

August 21, 2025

News live: Australia says Israel’s West Bank settlement plan is ‘unacceptable’ and demands press access to Gaza

Albanese government joins 20 other countries in condemning Israeli plan to expand Jewish settlements. Follow today’s news liveGet our

August 21, 2025

Uganda reaches agreement with US to take in some failed asylum seekers

African country’s foreign ministry says the two states are working on the details of a deal over deporteesUganda has reached an agreement with the US...

August 21, 2025

Queensland court bans pro-Palestine bridge rally; Chalmers reveals list of 10 priorities from the economic roundtable – as it happened

This blog has now closedButler says Thriving Kids plan will help bolster NDIS long-termHealth minister Mark Butler has said planned ...

August 21, 2025

Supporting freedom of expression is not wrong, Jimmy Lai’s lawyer tells court

Closing arguments made in Hong Kong media mogul’s national security trial, which has lasted more than 140 daysA lawyer for Jimmy Lai has argued that...

August 21, 2025

US court allows Trump officials to end protected status for 60,000 migrants

Administration officials given legal right to move towards deportation of people from Nepal, Honduras and NicaraguaA federal appeals court on...

August 21, 2025

Brazil police file court documents accusing Bolsonaro of planning to flee to Argentina to seek asylum

Brazil’s former president is accused of allegedly plotting a military coup, but he denies the chargesBrazilian police have claimed in court documents...

August 21, 2025

South African minister investigated for historical racial slurs on social media

Gayton McKenzie given deadline to apologise, undergo sensitivity training and delete posts South Africa’s sport, arts and culture minister, Gayton...

August 20, 2025

Bruce Lehrmann has become a ‘national joke’ and can’t afford barrister for defamation appeal, his lawyer says

Former Liberal staffer’s lawyer begins three-day appeal hearing by apologising to justices for her client’s failure to appoint an experienced...

August 20, 2025

Childcare needs a ‘fundamental reset’ to improve safety. These are Victoria’s key recommendations

State to accept all 22 recommendations as federal government releases names of 30 childcare centres subject to compliance action

August 20, 2025

University of Melbourne breached students’ privacy by using wifi network to monitor pro-Palestine protest

Victoria’s deputy information commissioner finds university did not give adequate notice or justification for how location data would be used

August 20, 2025

One third of Queensland public servants have witnessed corruption and over half didn’t report it, watchdog finds

State’s Crime and Corruption Commission investigated fewer than 1% of complaints referred to it

Global Articles

Victoria’s mountain ash forests could lose a quarter of ‘giant’ trees as temperatures rise

News live: Australia says Israel’s West Bank settlement plan is ‘unacceptable’ and demands press access to Gaza

Uganda reaches agreement with US to take in some failed asylum seekers

Queensland court bans pro-Palestine bridge rally; Chalmers reveals list of 10 priorities from the economic roundtable – as it happened

Supporting freedom of expression is not wrong, Jimmy Lai’s lawyer tells court

US court allows Trump officials to end protected status for 60,000 migrants

Brazil police file court documents accusing Bolsonaro of planning to flee to Argentina to seek asylum

South African minister investigated for historical racial slurs on social media

Bruce Lehrmann has become a ‘national joke’ and can’t afford barrister for defamation appeal, his lawyer says

Childcare needs a ‘fundamental reset’ to improve safety. These are Victoria’s key recommendations

University of Melbourne breached students’ privacy by using wifi network to monitor pro-Palestine protest

One third of Queensland public servants have witnessed corruption and over half didn’t report it, watchdog finds