Security vs welfare: Australia's 'ISIS brides' dilemma A group of Islamic State-linked women and children are again attempting to return to Australia, sparking fresh debate over how to manage the associated risks. AAP · Apr 26
Confidential report found former home affairs boss Michael Pezzullo was ‘reckless’ in engagement with Liberal powerbroker Previously unreleased report obtained via freedom of information battle says Pezzullo exceeded ‘boundaries of normal public service practice’ The Guardian - AU · Apr 4
AI agents are already driving 10% of revenue for some brands. Is yours invisible to them? I'm a 28-year-old founder, tracking nearly a billion agent interactions. Here's why the $1 trillion agentic commerce shift isn't coming — it's here. Fortune · Mar 29
Morning Mail: threats of escalation from US and Tehran; outrage over Legal Aid appointee; outsourced workers treated ‘like battery hens’ Iran threatens to destroy Middle East infrastructure; former detective joins Queensland’s Legal Aid board; outsourced ATO workers allege poor working conditions The Guardian - AU · Mar 22
The Crunch: the tragedy in Sudan, a hole in airspace, and outdoor swimming pools The Guardian reveals what appears to be a comprehensive strategy to destroy food supply chains and starve people in Sudan The Guardian - AU · Mar 13
Disappearing act: Tony Burke erased from Courier Mail as News Corp tabloid alters image Home affairs minister vanishes from photo with Iranian women’s football players. Plus: Financial Review removes ‘incorrect’ opinion piece The Guardian - AU · Mar 13
Paul Keating savages Nine on anniversary of ‘irresponsible prediction’ Australia faced looming China war The ‘Red Alert’ series warned in 2023 that Australia needed to be ‘ready to fight in just three years’ – and Keating has again taken his fight to the newspaper group The Guardian - AU · Mar 6
Sky goes dark but a new dawn awaits at News Corp’s Holt Street studios Lachlan Murdoch and Anthony Albanese on hand to unveil the station’s new name. Plus: the Bondi takes keep coming The Guardian - AU · Feb 20
Lenore Taylor resigns as Guardian Australia editor after 10 years of leadership Australia’s longest-serving editor credited with transforming a fledgling news organisation into the fourth most-read news website The Guardian - AU · Feb 10
Isaac Herzog meets survivors of Bondi terror attack as thousands in Sydney and Melbourne protest visit Israeli president will meet prime minister Anthony Albanese and travel to Canberra and Melbourne as pro-Palestine supporters stage protests The Guardian - AU · Feb 9
Kathy Lette, mum rage and a cursed vagina: the best Australian books out in February Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on The Guardian - AU · Feb 6
Morning Mail: Turning Point eyes Australian politics, real estate agent data exposed, Alcaraz triumphs over Djokovic Carlos Alcaraz completes career grand slam in Melbourne; warnings real estate platforms may not be secure; Turning Point aims to influence Australian elections The Guardian - AU · Feb 1
Morning Mail: how the US snatched Maduro; children among Swiss blaze victims; SCG hails Bondi heroes Doubts over Trump’s claim US will ‘run’ Venezuela; girls aged 14 and 15 confirmed killed in Swiss bar fire The Guardian - AU · Jan 4
Morning Mail: Social media ban begins, One Nation support rises again, Trump denounces ‘decaying’ Europe Millions of teenagers are denied access to platforms from this morning as new laws kick in; US president suggests he could walk away from Ukraine The Guardian - AU · Dec 9, 2025
The Conversation · Nov 24, 2025 Proposed cuts at State Library of Victoria go against its mission – and will hurt the disadvantaged The State Library of Victoria – recognised this year as the third most popular library in the world – is proposing major cuts to staff and services. The number of reference librarians will be cut from 25 to ten. Children’s and family engagement officers will be axed, as will digital…
The Independent UK · Nov 21, 2025 Australian newspapers savage Ashes hosts after England storm back to inflict ‘116-year low’ The Australian media reacted poorly after Ben Stokes and England stormed back to seize an early Ashes advantage in the first Test in Perth
The Guardian - AU · Oct 30, 2025 Morning Mail: Ken Henry’s nature laws warning, Australia knocked out of Women’s Cricket World Cup, and will interest rates go up? Former treasury secretary says developers will take advantage of law as it is currently drafted; and is it possible interest rates could rise before they fall again?
Pedestrian.tv · Oct 20, 2025 AFL Warns Geelong To Get Bailey Smith’s Controversial Instagram Habits Under Control The AFL has officially told Geelong to get Bailey Smith’s social media situation under control, following yet another controversy.
The Guardian - AU · Oct 13, 2025 Morning Mail: Trump joins world leaders to sign peace deal, CSIRO plans more cuts, Abbott’s history lesson reviewed Donald Trump given ovation by Knesset before leading Egypt summit; science agency must find more savings as funding declines
The Guardian - AU · Oct 12, 2025 Morning Mail: Calls for rule change on abusers’ honours; release of Gaza hostages nears; Healy heroic in Women’s World Cup Campaigners seek honours rule change; Israel and Hamas prepare for prisoner swap; Alyssa Healy leads Australia to victory over India
The Guardian - AU · Sep 28, 2025 Morning Mail: Alarm at Nauru detention contract price rise; LIV golf course plan threatens Indigenous site; Albanese backs Starmer Nauru detention contract called ‘gross mismanagement’; Indigenous community ‘distressed’ by proposed golf course upgrade; Albanese attends UK Labour conference
The Guardian - AU · Sep 21, 2025 Morning Mail: Australia recognises Palestinian state; why Sydney has the most fare evaders; Olyslagers wins high jump gold Step change in foreign policy recognises Palestinian state; Sydney has highest fare evasion rates; Australian high jumper wins gold in Toyko
The Guardian - AU · Sep 18, 2025 Morning Mail: single-parent poverty crisis, Trump rejoices at Kimmel suspension, Gout Gout bows out The Hilda survey shows almost one-third of single-parent households were in poverty; teenager’s Tokyo adventure ends with semi-final exit
The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2025 A one-man headline machine? Murdoch tabloid spins Ray Hadley’s sprays as ‘exclusive’ news stories Short videos recorded by the former shock jock get the star treatment. Plus: the ABC hires new investigative reporters
The Guardian - AU · Sep 4, 2025 Morning Mail: watchdog buried mine lead warning, Giorgio Armani dies, Magpies down Crows NSW environment agency sat on a report about risks from lead mines for four years; fashion designer hailed as a ‘legend’