Senate preferences distributed across four jurisdictions Buttons have been pressed to electronically distribute preferences for the Senate in Victoria, the ACT, Queensland, and Western Australia. Labor has gained a Senate seat from the Liberals in Victoria, marking a notable shift since the last time these seats were contested in 2019. In Victoria, Labor now holds…
Rosehill sale rejection called a missed opportunity The recent rejection by Australian Turf Club (ATC) members of the proposed $5 billion Rosehill sale has been described as a “missed opportunity” by a leading Sydney trainer, who spoke with Racing Confidential under the condition of anonymity. Members vote down major infrastructure plan The vote, held on…
Guy Sebastian to appear in court amid embezzlement allegations Guy Sebastian is set to appear in a Sydney courtroom as his former manager faces serious embezzlement allegations involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid royalties and performance fees. High-profile trial rooted in broken professional trust The case has drawn widespread attention due to the…
Randwick Council considers ban on election corflutes A Sydney local council is taking a bold step toward sustainability and cleaner streets by reconsidering the traditional use of election corflutes on public infrastructure. Council vote signals environmental shift In a significant move reflecting growing environmental consciousness, Randwick Council has voted 9–5 to explore a total ban…
David McBride’s conviction highlights justice system failure David McBride’s fate now represents a troubling chapter in Australia’s defence and justice systems, where whistleblowers are jailed while military leadership escapes scrutiny for national security breaches. On May 28, his appeal against a conviction for leaking classified documents failed, sealing his sentence for exposing the truth about…
Queenslander pride returns just in time for Origin After months of political uncertainty, one Queensland woman is finally shouting “QUEEENNSLAANDER” with pride again, just in time for the State of Origin. From political discomfort to Maroon loyalty A relieved Queensland woman has shared her delight at finally being able to fully back her home state…
Fresh Tragedy in Yuendumu: Another Young Aboriginal Man Dies in NT Police Custody Just weeks before the community of Yuendumu was to hear the inquest findings into Kumanjayi Walker’s death, the town has again been devastated. Another young Aboriginal man—24 years old, Warlpiri, and disabled—has died after being restrained by police in Alice Springs. The…
Club Confirms Balta Will Play in the VFL Richmond coach Adem Yze has addressed the ongoing situation regarding star defender Noah Balta’s availability, confirming the club’s decision to have him play in the VFL rather than risk complications during their AFL clash against GWS. “We’d be getting a bit cute if we did that,” Yze…
Prestigious Boys’ School Wins Supreme Court Ruling A prestigious Sydney institution has moved a step closer to becoming coeducational after a legal challenge mounted by one of its students failed in the Supreme Court. Staged Coeducation Plan from 2026 Newington College, an elite private boys’ school located in Sydney’s inner west, had announced in 2023…
Sydney Wakes to Thick Haze and Disruption Sydney woke up under a thick blanket of dust and airborne particles on Tuesday morning, as a powerful dust storm swept across Greater Sydney. This sudden environmental event has severely impacted air quality, prompting urgent health warnings and significant disruptions in the city. Landmarks Disappear in the Storm…
Joy Turns to Panic During Victory Celebrations Hundreds of thousands of Liverpool Football Club fans filled the city streets to celebrate their English Premier League title. Joy turned to horror shortly after 6 p.m. when a grey Ford Galaxy drove into the packed crowd just minutes after the club’s open-top bus had passed through. Dozens…
Koalas Face Extinction Amid Government Negligence The rapid and ongoing destruction of koala habitats in NSW, Victoria, Queensland, and South Australia amounts to nothing less than koala genocide. The trajectory is clear — extinction looms unless immediate action is taken to reverse environmental policies and protect what remains of the natural bushland. A Legacy of…
