Lebanon, Cyprus and Australia
Headwinds, hunger and ‘a very close call’ with a kangaroo: Lachlan Morton on his historic cycle around Australia
Lachlan Morton is on the cusp of completing the fastest-ever cycle around Australia, a trip of just over 8,800 miles or ...
Soccer-Ipswich's Luongo ruled out of Australia return by ankle injury
Ipswich Town midfielder Massimo Luongo has withdrawn from Australia's World Cup qualifiers against China and Japan next week ...
Donegal man killed in workplace incident in Australia
A man from County Donegal who died in a work place incident in Australia has been named locally as Barry Breslin. Mr Breslin, ...
Musk’s X Loses Court Fight With Australia Over Social Media Fine
An Australian judge rejected an attempt by social media platform X to wipe a A$610,500 ($418,100) fine levied by a watchdog, ...
Mystery behind Australia’s 100,000 year-old ‘warrior pillars’ of unknown origin finally unveiled
Now, researchers from Curtin University have found that the limestone pillars measuring about 5m high and 2m wide were formed ...
A Rest, a Reset and a Thanks for the Banter
After more than 350 editions, we are putting this newsletter on pause, with the editor who opened the Australia bureau ...
JPMorgan acquires stake in Australia's cash-strapped Star Entertainment
U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase & Co has become a substantial shareholder in Star Entertainment, an exchange filing showed, as ...
Australia’s Home Price Growth Holds Steady at Elevated Level
Australian home values rose in September — traditionally a strong month for sales — though the rate of growth remained steady ...
Australia’s AgTech Sector A Hidden Gem To A Healthy Tech Industry
Australia's AgTech sector thrives with government support, driving innovation, and tech skills to transform agriculture and ...
A museum in Australia can bar men from the ‘Ladies Lounge’ exhibition, a regional top court says
An appeals court says a museum in Australia was within its rights to bar men from a controversial art exhibit for women meant ...
Australia Needs to Cut Spending If Disinflation Stalls, IMF Says
Australia will need to rein in fiscal spending in the event inflation fails to ease further, the International Monetary Fund ...