Western Australia coast: Ocean heatwave likely killed 30,000 fish
A massive fish die-off stretching 9km along Western Australia’s Pilbara coast was likely caused by an ongoing marine heatwave, according to authorities.In early January,...
Captain Cook statue vandalised ahead of Australia Day
Australian authorities are investigating after a statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney was covered in red paint and damaged, ahead of the Australia...
Australia: Influencer arrested for drugging one-year-old daughter to gain followers
An influencer has been arrested for allegedly drugging her one-year-old daughter to gain fame and financial benefits. According to a statement by Queensland Police...
Australia beach cabana sparks a turf war
For years, a contentious newcomer has been gradually overtaking Australia's cherished beaches. This invader, a sea of large beach tents known as cabana in...
Will Chlamydia make koalas extinct?
On the operating table, Joe Mangy—a two-year-old koala—lies unconscious with tubes snarled around a mask covering his face. His red, watery eyes are the...
2300 applicants died while waiting parent visa to Australia
Wait times for parent visas to Australia have become so long that nearly 2,300 applicants died before receiving their visas over the past three...
Qantas to pay $120m to 1820 baggage handlers sacked in Covid
Qantas has agreed to pay $120 million in compensation to 1,820 baggage handlers who were illegally outsourced in 2020, marking another costly chapter in...
Tech giants to continue pay for news in Australia
Australia's government has announced plans to introduce new rules that will require major tech companies to pay local publishers for news content.This decision follows...
Tesla sales drop for first time in Australia
Elon Musk may be thriving in the US as Donald Trump’s inauguration nears, but Tesla’s fortunes in Australia are facing challenges. Australian Tesla sales...