Australia

Helium Shortage Looms: Industry Warns the World Is Running Out of an Irreplaceable Resource

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Helium may be best known for party balloons and cartoonish squeaky voices, but its role in modern life is far more critical and far more […]

Australia

$750,000 Vanishes: Tammy Lindrum’s Trust Shattered After High‑End Meetings and a Wealth Firm’s Collapse

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Tammy Lindrum is still trying to comprehend how a series of polished meetings, champagne‑filled evenings and warm assurances ended with her $750,000 nest egg disappearing […]

Australia

Australia Surges Ahead of China as Pacific’s Top Infrastructure Powerhouse

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Australia has overtaken China as the leading lender and infrastructure investor across the Pacific, marking one of the most significant geopolitical shifts in the region […]

Australia

Pro‑Palestinian Activists Launch High Court Challenge to Queensland’s Ban on Protest Slogans

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A group of pro‑Palestinian protesters has taken the Queensland government to the High Court, arguing that recently introduced laws banning the phrases “from the river […]

Australia

Australia Weighs First New Oil Refinery in Decades as Government Launches WA Study

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Australia is considering building its first new oil refinery in decades, with the federal government preparing to investigate a large‑scale facility in Western Australia as […]

Australia

WA Pushes Ahead With Plan to Shut All State‑Owned Coal Power Stations by 2030

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Western Australia is moving into the next phase of its clean‑energy transition, with Premier Roger Cook reaffirming his government’s commitment to becoming the “first and […]

Australia

Police Shoot Armed Man in Cairns, Injure Innocent Bystander Standing at Her Front Door

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A suburban Cairns neighbourhood was rocked by a dangerous confrontation on Saturday afternoon when police opened fire on a knife‑wielding man accidentally shooting an innocent […]

Australia

Weather Woes Hit SA Citrus Season as Growers Warn of Scarce, Lower‑Grade Fruit

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South Australians may notice supermarket shelves looking a little emptier this winter, with fewer locally grown mandarins and oranges making it to market. The peak […]

Australia

Albanese Dodges Questions Over Dinner With Billionaire Family Accused of Shifting Chinese Funds

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has sidestepped mounting questions about his attendance at a private dinner hosted by a billionaire family accused of funnelling money from […]