Forever Chemicals Found in 85% of Australians’ Blood: Health Risks Revealed
New data reveals over 85% of Australians have ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood, linked to cancer risks. Experts call for urgent monitoring and research.
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New Zealand Moves to Ban Social Media for Under-16s Amid Safety Concerns
New Zealand advances a proposal to ban social media for under-16s, following Australia’s lead, aiming to protect youth from online harms.
Ne Zha 2 Shatters Box Office Records in Australia and New Zealand
Chinese animated film ‘Ne Zha 2’ debuts in Australia and New Zealand during Chinese New Year, breaking box office records and captivating audiences with its stunning visuals and storytelling.
China Condemns Australia Over Provocative South China Sea Actions
China’s Ministry of National Defense condemns Australia’s actions in the South China Sea, urging restraint and rejecting claims of unsafe interactions.
China Alerts Australia Over Military Plane’s Airspace Intrusion
China has formally raised concerns with Australia over an Australian military plane’s deliberate intrusion into Chinese airspace near the Xisha Islands, citing sovereignty violations and national security threats.
Australian Academic Criticizes US Tariffs as Ineffective for Reindustrialization
Australian academic Warwick Powell argues that US tariffs alone cannot revive its decaying manufacturing industry, which has been declining for over 50 years.
Two Chinese Nationals Killed, Three Injured in Australian Traffic Accident
Two Chinese nationals were killed and three others injured in a traffic accident on Australia’s Great Ocean Road, according to the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne.
De Minaur Triumphs but Australia Falls to Argentina at United Cup
Alex de Minaur secured a victory, but Australia was defeated by Argentina 2-1 in the United Cup after a decisive mixed doubles match.
De Minaur Shines but Australia Falls to Argentina in United Cup
Alex de Minaur’s victory wasn’t enough to save Australia from a 2-1 defeat to Argentina at the United Cup, as thrilling matches unfolded across Group F.
De Minaur Shines but Australia Falls to Argentina at United Cup Opener
Alex de Minaur’s victory wasn’t enough to save Australia from a 2-1 defeat to Argentina at the United Cup, as thrilling mixed doubles action decided the opener in Sydney.
Argentina Upsets Host Australia Despite de Minaur’s Victory at United Cup
Despite Alex de Minaur’s win, host Australia falls to Argentina 2-1 at the United Cup in Sydney.
De Minaur’s Win Not Enough as Australia Falls to Argentina at United Cup
Alex de Minaur’s impressive win couldn’t prevent Australia from falling 2-1 to Argentina at the United Cup, with mixed doubles deciding the tie in Group F action.
Argentina Upsets Host Australia at United Cup Despite De Minaur’s Triumph
Argentina defeated host Australia 2-1 at the United Cup despite Alex de Minaur’s victory. Switzerland edged France, and Canada triumphed over Croatia in other thrilling matches.
Australia Launches New Venture to Combat Disease-Spreading Mosquitoes
Australia’s CSIRO and UK biotech firm Oxitec have launched Oxitec Australia to combat deadly disease-spreading mosquitoes using genetically engineered male mosquitoes.
Australia Experiences Record-Breaking Hottest Spring
Australia records its hottest spring ever, with temperatures exceeding the long-term average by over two degrees Celsius, highlighting a concerning trend in climate change.
Australia Enacts Landmark Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia has passed a landmark law banning social media use for children under 16, setting a global precedent with strict regulations targeting Big Tech companies like Meta and TikTok.
Australia Nears Ban on Social Media for Children Under 16 After Heated Debate
Australia is poised to ban social media access for children under 16 after a heated parliamentary debate. The proposed law aims to protect youth from the risks of excessive social media use.
Australian Government Drops Proposed Misinformation Laws Amid Senate Opposition
The Australian government has withdrawn its proposed misinformation laws after facing opposition in the Senate, and is fast-tracking a bill to ban under-16s from using social media.
Australia to Ban Social Media Use for Children Under 16: PM Albanese Announces
Australia plans to ban social media access for children under 16, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced. The groundbreaking legislation aims to protect youth from online harm and could become law by next year.
China Falls 3-1 to Australia in 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier
Australia triumphs over China with a 3-1 victory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifier in Adelaide, despite an early goal from China. The match sees Australia climb to second place in Group C.