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The high-pitched whirr of coal trains between Newcastle and Muswellbrook has been the backdrop to life in the NSW Hunter region for more than 100 years, but a new soundscape is set to take its place as the renewables transition gathers pace.

This is SBS publishing an article about a show which they broadcast, so this could be considered akin to ‘sponsored content’ (advertisement).

Tonight I saw this documentary. Very worthwhile.

Security experts have cautioned that internet-linked vehicles pose an increasing threat to Australian consumers as their data-gathering capabilities grow.

Security experts have cautioned that internet-linked vehicles pose an increasing threat to Australian consumers as their data-gathering capabilities grow.

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Bluesfest’s founder said it was “unlikely” festivalgoers, some of whom spent thousands on tickets and accommodation, would see any refunds.

According to Cotality’s March housing report, it’s $322 a fortnight cheaper to buy a unit in inner-city Melbourne than it is to rent one.

A move to toughen Australia’s immigration laws while offering Iranian soccer football players asylum has been labelled “hypocritical” by the Greens and refugee advocates.

The government’s key superannuation reforms are set to soon become law after passing the Senate on Tuesday night, which will see major amendments for low income earners, and those with super balances above $3 million.

Broad opposition to controversial freedom of information (FOI) law reforms that would have made accessing documents harder has forced Labor to back down.

Fewer than half of young Australians believe democracy is always preferable to other forms of government, as trust in institutions wanes, new research has found.

While for many Khamenei was the “embodiment of a repressive regime”, one expert explains the religious reasons some are mourning.

The Australian government has doubled application fees for some post-study visas, however the changes won’t apply to visa holders from Pacific countries or Timor-Leste.

Australians have been warned there could be more cost of living pain as the United States-Israel war on Iran plunges international trade into disarray.

On Tuesday night, the moon will slowly slip into Earth’s shadow and emerge glowing deep red in a total lunar eclipse — the only ‘blood moon’ visible from Australia in 2026

The censure motion passed with Labor and Greens’ backing, but not the support of the Coalition.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has indicated that airspace closures caused by Iranian retaliatory strikes are likely to limit the federal government’s ability to organise repatriation flights for Australians stranded in the Middle East.

Last year, a record 111,373 Australians lodged complaints with the financial watchdog — a 14 per cent rise from 2024.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has offered an explanation for comments made this week about 2021 Australian of the Year Grace Tame in which he labelled her “difficult”.

You might expect the prospect of higher interest rates would make people rein in spending and avoid new loans. Instead, Australians are doing the opposite.

Official numbers on road fatalities have risen for five consecutive years, with 1,316 deaths in 2025.

A quarter of those it surveyed in Australia said the “mateship” they feel with other Australians, as well as how they “lend a hand” in times of need, such as natural disasters, were a source of pride.

Gen Z Australians are now the most likely to consider relocating away from metropolitan areas, according to a new survey, as property prices in regional centres start to increase faster than those in the cities.

Jewish and Palestinian students and staff are bearing the brunt of ingrained racism at universities as institutions are chastised for failing to address hate on campus.

While the colony celebrated, another story was unfolding.

The chairman of one of the Northern Territory’s most powerful land councils has called for David Connolly’s appointment to be reviewed in the wake of the revelations.

But this remote island located in the middle of the Irish Sea has earned a new — and perhaps unexpected — reputation. It’s home to an iconic Australian marsupial: the red-necked wallaby.

With the renewable energy transition underway in Australia, the higher than expected uptake of solar panels has human rights groups concerned about links to Uyghur forced labour in the supply chain. As Australia looks into developing its own solar panel industry, rights groups say government and industry should work to ensure the clean energy transition isn’t at the cost of freedom.

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Killing For Healthcare - Dateline: Season 2025 Episode 20

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From a review in Variety:

Sort of like a River Cottage. I liked it and am in Tasmania.

From Wikipedia:

I was looking for something chill to watch and this turned out to be perfect. Don’t be put off by the references to material arts. It’s not an action film.

From Wikipedia:

From Wikipedia:

From Wikipedia:

Were watching this right now. It’s great.

Watched this recently on SBS On Demand. Highly recommend checking it out. Don’t get confused by the non-period clothing.

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Watching this now live on SBS. It’s very confusing.

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