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Today in history: NT town of Katherine gazetted 100 years ago
Today marks 100 years of the NT town of Katherine, which has a rich history as a meeting place and crossroads to the north and as home to some of Australi...
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Border Force officials in Weipa after alleged foreign boat arrival
The group allegedly came ashore from a boat at Pennefather Beach in the early hours of yesterday Tuesday morning. Newsiline summarises this report from AB...
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Australian spy agency spars with China over foreign interference claim
China's ambassador to Australia attacks ASIO over allegations of foreign interference and says the agency is at risk of damaging the bilateral relationshi...
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How landowners get ahead in Australia and the rest of us pay the price
If you've been wondering how and why Australian house prices spun out of control you're not alone. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australi...
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Musk partly to blame for antisemitism on X, royal commission hears
An online hate prevention charity which monitors and reports antisemitic content says trillionaire Elon Musk is partly to blame for anti-Jewish hatred on...
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'Chance to shine' for Australian seafood under new labelling laws
New labelling laws for hospitality venues serving seafood should help diners know exactly what they are eating. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC...
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'No tomorrow' mindset for Socceroos ahead of World Cup clash with Egypt
The Socceroos' World Cup adventure will either end or become historic when they face Egypt on Friday. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Austr...
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Mother of murdered Toyah Cordingley gives rare interview to thank police officers
Eight years on from her daughter's brutal murder, Vanessa Gardiner says nominating the investigating offices for an award was one of the few ways she coul...
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Who is Maya Joint, Australian conqueror of Serena at Wimbledon?
Maya Joint was born in April 2006 when Serena Williams had already won seven Grand Slam singles titles. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Aus...
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Vanuatu deal is significant but a harbinger of what's to come in the Pacific
Although a big moment in diplomacy, the Vanuatu agreement has come at a clear reputational cost to Australia. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC Ne...
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Victorial Liberals to meet to determine Moira Deeming's future
Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says the state executive of the Liberal Party will meet to determine Moira Deeming's candidacy for the November election. Ne...
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French unity on display as their ruthless run through World Cup continues
In a French team littered with superstars it is something intangible that could stop them taking another World Cup title, following another clinical displ...
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Canberra man pleads guilty to performing Nazi salutes in public
A Canberra man has pleaded guilty after performing Nazi salutes at two suburban shopping centres and placing white supremacist stickers over Indigenous an...
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Antisemitism isn’t always overt. A torrent of suspicion is questioning Jewish Australians’ loyalty to the country we love | Josh Burns
We don’t want debate to be silenced. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original publisher for the full...
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Alcoa to buy South32's WA bauxite mine in $8b deal
American mining giant Alcoa is set to buy $8 billion worth of assets from Australia's South32. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia an...
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Childcare provider stripped of funding labels decision 'devastating'
A Victorian childcare provider stripped of its federal government funding over unresolved safety breaches has vowed to challenge the decision. Newsiline s...
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Maya Joint's 'craziest moment' and a pleasant surprise on centre court
Australian Maya Joint had to catch a glimpse of Serena Williams in the days leading up to their Wimbledon opener just to remove some of the mythos around...
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Liberals can't keep on track even with a prize in sight
The Liberals, it seems, can't resist returning to damaging infighting even in the one part of the country where things have been going quite encouragingly...
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Aviation watchdog flags ‘safety risk’ following NT chopper sector surveillance
Australia's aviation watchdog has warned that cutting corners on maintenance and certification requirements could create a "real safety risk". Newsiline s...
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Tough new 'fit and proper person' tests for WA tow truck operators
The new laws come into effect from today, including "fit and proper person" tests for business operators. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News A...
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Showcase of electric mine trucks signals long road still ahead
BHP and Rio Tinto have put their two battery-electric trucks on show, but is an aversion to risk stifling meaningful change? Newsiline summarises this rep...
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NT power, water and sewerage prices increase by 5.3 per cent from today
The Northern Territory treasurer has defended an increase in power, water and sewerage prices, which are set to rise by 5.3 per cent from today. Newsiline...
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Volunteers say National Trust of SA warned them against speaking publicly
Volunteers who spoke to the media say they felt "threatened" with formal warnings from the National Trust of South Australia. Newsiline summarises this re...
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The tension between a healing mental therapy and victims seeking justice
Victim-survivors of alleged sexual abuse have spoken to the ABC of the tension between EMDR mental health therapy and seeking justice through the legal sy...
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Venezuelan earthquake rescuers save 3yo boy after six days under rubble
The death toll from Venezuela's devastating two earthquakes has risen to more than 1,900, as tens of thousands of people still remain unaccounted. Newsili...
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Iconic Gloucester Tree reopens after three-year closure
Tourism operators are celebrating the reopening of the southern WA landmark, the Gloucester Tree, with visitors making the 37-metre climb to its peak for...
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Live: ASX likely to open higher, AI-buying frenzy drives Dow to record high
The Australian share market is likely to have a cautious start to the new financial year, while an AI stock-led rally boosted the Dow Jones to a record hi...
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14 children die as Pakistan learning centre roof collapses
Workers had been repairing tiles on a decrepit building in Lahore when the roof gave way and crushed the youngsters. Newsiline summarises this report from...
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Future of family farm at stake as young farmer opposes quarry
A young Queensland farmer says his family's property is under threat from a proposed sandstone quarry, but the company behind the project insists there is...
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'Hyperscale' data centre planned for remote NT
The proposed 19,150-hectare 'Project Ares' would be built by Energy North on Murranji Station in the Barkly Region, as up to 12 proponents eye the NT for...
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De Minaur one of only two Aussie men through to Wimbledon second round
Alex de Minaur makes a strong start to Wimbledon in a first round that saw carnage for his Australian counterparts. Newsiline summarises this report from...
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LeBron James to leave Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons
The 41-year-old, who helped the Lakers win the 2020 NBA title, is likely to continue to his career at another franchise, acknowledging his exit with a pos...
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Morning Mail: abuse survivor ‘stabbed in the back’, One Nation’s poll slip, Serena WIlliams returns to Wimbledon
Want to get this in your inbox every weekday? Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original publisher for...
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When working more hours might mean you lose your home
Fremantle resident Trish Owen could lose the tenancy on her government-provided home if she works more hours — and a new study suggests many people are in...
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'Disgraceful, inhumane': Shark bite kits being stolen from beaches
Shark attack survivors and advocates are appalled by the theft of life-saving shark bite kits from NSW beaches. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC...
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Australia through to T20 World Cup final after scary West Indies incident
Australia makes it through to another Women's T20 World Cup final, after a scary moment when West Indies star Deandra Dottin collapsed during the national...