Contributor: The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
By Bjorn LomborgGuest contributor Sept. 6, 2026 3 AM PT Australia’s marine scientists released their annual audit of…
Ukraine’s battlefield AI could put Australian protesters under surveillance
Ukraine’s battlefield AI is exposing a dangerous surveillance gap that could reach Australian citizens through AUKUS, writes Professor…
NSW entrepreneur numbers hit 35-year low: new report
The number of entrepreneurs starting their own businesses and scaling them up in NSW has dropped to its…
Bravo cuts ties with ‘Below Deck’s’ Nathan Gallagher amid warrant
For TV network Bravo, the boat has sailed on any future work with “Below Deck Mediterranean” cast member…
Below Deck Mediterranean’s Nathan Gallagher flees Australia, warrant issued for his arrest
The Below Deck bosun was granted conditional bail by Burwood Local Court on January 15 and scheduled to…
Chris Hewett: France’s Antoine Dupont will find new ways to rule the roost
Among the rugby sentences you never thought you’d read – “I was wrong about everything,” says Eddie Jones;…
A severe drought forced Australian scientists to rescue platypuses and keep them in captivity for five months; after being returned to the wild, they rebuilt their home ranges and resumed normal movements within days
Representative Image (AI-generated) For five months, a group of platypuses lived far from the waterways they once called…
Irish suspect arrested in France for antisemitic death threats against tourists
An Irish man in his sixties, suspected of making antisemitic threats and telling an Australian Jewish couple he…
Prince Harry and family arrive back in UK: reports
Prince Harry and his family reportedly arrived at Birmingham Airport on a private plane from the US. (AP…
2026 The Everest: Power Rankings from the Idol Horse experts
Ka Ying Rising is a clear favourite to win a second consecutive Everest, that much is clear. Who…