Creative Australia invests in ambitious boundary-pushing projects

Creative Australia is investing in an array of ambitious boundary-pushing projects with highlights including drone storytelling above desert skies; older Australians strutting catwalks; and puppets from the Pilbara roaming our capital cities.. The...

Confusing ACT education system leaving parents in despair, P&C association says

The ACT Council of Parents and Citizens Association wants to establish an independent service to help parents navigate the public education system. Photo: ACT Public Schools, Facebook. The number of parents “confused, exhausted and unsure of where...

26 Best Places To Visit In New South Wales, Australia

Whether you want surf, snow, or anything in between, you can find it all in our list of the best places to visit in New South Wales! New South Wales is an incredibly beautiful and diverse state in Australia. Many travellers head here first on...

Dar meets Australian counterpart; vows to promote trade, education ties

- Advertisement - - Advertisement - - Advertisement - KUALA LUMPUR, Jul 10 (APP): Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar on Thursday met Australian Foreign Minister Senator Hon Penny Wong on the sidelines of 32nd ASEAN...

ARENA announces AU$60 million for ultra-low-cost solar R&D in Australia

ARENA said the funding allows Australia’s leading universities, research groups, start-ups, and entrepreneurs to make significant breakthroughs in achieving ARENA’s ultra-low-cost solar vision. ARENA CEO Darren Miller said solar PV continues to...

Bongi Msomi backs South Africa to challenge Australia in coming netball series

Former SPAR Netball Proteas captain Bongi Msomi is backing the national team to make history by defeating Australia for the first time, when the sides meet in a three-Test series Down Under in October. Speaking at a coaching clinic for...

Wrexham's Australia tour diary, part 1: Phil Parkinson on transfers, temperatures and training

Wrexham are Down Under for pre-season, preparing to take on a trio of A-League clubs as the build-up continues towards the opening game of their Championship campaign on August 9, away at Southampton. Melbourne Victory are first up on Friday at...

Australian Public Service Gets Blueprint for Secure AI Adoption

The Australian Public Service (APS) has been provided with a comprehensive roadmap for securely adopting Microsoft 365 Copilot, following the conclusion of a six-month government trial that demonstrated significant productivity gains from AI...

Australian scientists use AI to create proteins targeting superbugs

SYDNEY, July 10 (Xinhua) -- Australian scientists have used artificial intelligence (AI) to create a synthetic protein that kills antibiotic-resistant bacteria like E. coli. This marks the first time an Australian team has generated a ready-to-use...

Report on curbing antisemitism in Australia recommends threatening university funding

'Urgent action': Australian antisemitism report proposes university funding cuts, deportations

Australian Olympian Sienna Green transfers to Stanford for women's water polo

John Tanner The Dunlevie Family Director of Women's Water Polo | Stanford University AthleticsJohn Tanner The Dunlevie Family Director of Women's Water Polo | Stanford University Athletics Sienna Green, an Olympic silver medalist from Australia,...

Australian Clean Energy Delegation Visits India To Further Deepen Their Engagements

(MENAFN- ForPressRelease) Mumbai, 9th July 2025: A 30-member Australian Clean Energy Delegation representing 22 companies are in India between 7 – 11 July 2025 to showcase Australia's innovative solutions across energy storage technologies; AI...

Man infuriates thousands of Australians with a simple three-second action online: 'That's criminal'

An Aussie TikToker has managed to enrage an entire nation over one simple tomato sauce sachet. Jake Sheader, a content creator who brands himself as an 'Australian living as an American in Australia', has gone viral after posting a hilariously...

Prices remain firm at Leongatha market in front of big school holiday crowd

Heavy steers above 400kg were bought by J&F, volume buyers Wayne Reid for Great Southern and Australian Food and Agriculture foodlot, Anthony Hullick for Westside Meats, and Campbell Ross for several orders.

Australian antisemitism report proposes university funding cuts, deportations

By Christine Chen SYDNEY (Reuters) -An Australian report on combating antisemitism has recommended cutting funding for universities that fail to protect Jewish students and screening visa applicants and non-citizens for extremist views. The plan,...

Envoy’s plan to fight antisemitism would put universities on notice over funding

The government’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism, Jillian Segal, has recommended universities that fail to properly deal with the issue should have government funding terminated. In her Plan to Combat Antisemitism, launched Thursday, Segal...

Medidata and the University of Sydney’s NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre Broaden Efforts to Revolutionize Clinical Studies in Australia

Continuing collaboration will utilize the capabilities of the Medidata Data Experience, fostering efficiency, fast-tracking research breakthroughs, and raising the standard of clinical trials SINGAPORE, July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Medidata, a...

Universities and artists face funding threat under antisemitism plan being considered by Australian government

Universities and artists would have funding withheld if they fail to act against anti-semitism, AI tools would be banned from sharing Jewish hatred, and the government would have new grounds to deport visitors, under a wide-ranging plan put...

There is no place in Australia for antisemitism

Antisemitism is not just a threat to Jews; left to run rampant, it infects us all. There is no place for antisemitism in modern Australia. But somehow it remains alive and well. Jillian Segal, the Albanese government’s hand-picked special envoy to...