Plans for ‘new South Bank’ at Visy site revealed as developer announced
Plans to transform an industrial block on the riverfront in South Brisbane into thousands of homes and public parkland have been released.
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The University of Sydney has banned all collaborations with rogue states, following new advice from the federal government.
· Sally Rawsthorne
Matthew Guy and Moira Deeming at a Macedonian community event
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Queensland teen acquitted of terror attack plan against Liberal Party members
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 10:52am
· Talissa Siganto
Video casts doubt on Moira Deeming’s assault claim against Matthew Guy
Liberal MP Moira Deeming has accused a former leader of her party, Matthew Guy, of assaulting her by putting her in a violent headlock at a public function.
· Chip Le Grand
Breaking: Animal cruelty charges laid a year on from piggery footage
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· George Yankovich
Final 'ISIS bride' granted permit to return to Australia, Tony Burke says
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A deleted interview, TV fallout, and Hanson's job offer: Karl Stefanovic's turbulent 48 hours
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'Not too impressed': Has Community Strong Australia stumbled at the first hurdle?
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Matthew Guy and Moira Deeming at a Macedonian community event
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US rebuilding job into World Cup was bigger than Pochettino thought
United States head coach Mauricio Pochettino reacts after the World Cup Group D soccer match between the United States and Australia in Seattle, Friday, June 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
· Greg Beacham
Sydney beaches closed for third consecutive day after shark sighting
Beaches in Sydney’s eastern suburbs are closed again after another shark sighting in the area.
· Jack Gramenz
Last Islamic State-linked Australian woman from Syrian camp to return despite previous ban
Home affairs minister Tony Burke says return permit ‘has to be issued’ following advice from agencies and lawyers
· Tom Mcilroy
'ISIS bride' barred from Australia issued permit to return home
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· Holly Tregenza
Four in five under-16s in Australia using social media despite ban, study shows
Experts say law not enough to stop children accessing harmful content online and more ‘convincing strategy is required’
· Annabawden
Last remaining woman from IS-linked group set to return to Australia
The last of the Islamic State-linked Australian women stranded in a detention camp in Syria has been granted a permit to return to Australia, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has revealed.
· Matthew Knott
Successful appeals pave way for Sydney boarding house to become luxury homes
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 7:04am
· Phoebe Pin
Key Socceroos cog ruled out with injury ahead of crucial Paraguay game
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 7:03am
· Tom Wildie
As Ebola spreads, Australia faces rise in 'biblical' disease risks
The bugs that cause Ebola, hantavirus and diphtheria are microscopic, but many of the barriers to controlling them are human-sized.
· Andie Noonan
Puppies Goose and Kryptos stolen from Brisbane animal shelter
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 6:51am
Australia news LIVE: Teals to form new party; ASIO boss criticises terror threat level
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· Clare Sibthorpe
Australia forced into changes for crucial World Cup group game against Paraguay
Italiano and Leckie out from side that played USA
· Jack Snape
Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender launch new party aimed at political centre promising ‘reason over rage’
New party dubbed Community Strong Australia follows secret talks about future of community independents
· Dan Jervis Bardy, Josh Butler
Two men stabbed in Melbourne car park
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What awaits the Socceroos in their 'life or death' World Cup clash with Paraguay?
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What awaits the Socceroos in their 'life or death' World Cup clash with Paraguay?
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Small designers hitting roadblocks trying to get support against Shein copies
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 5:40am
· Liana Walker
Daniel Muñoz, el inesperado hombre del gol para Colombia en el Mundial
Daniel Muñoz festeja tras anotar el gol de Colombia para la victoria 1-0 ante Congo en el Grupo K de Mundial disputado el martes 23 de junio de 2026, en Guadalajara. (AP Foto/Ricardo Mazalán)
· Nayara Batschke
The cult Russian cold case inspired an outback murder mystery
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· Louise Rugendyke
Her son is a top jockey who rides million-dollar races. Racing Victoria has banned her from attending them
The mother of group 1-winning jockey Ben Melham can no longer go to the races to watch him ride after being placed on Racing Victoria’s disqualified persons list.
· Danny Russell
Christian Pulisic se siente "genial" y espera jugar con EEUU ante Turquía en el cierre de grupo
El estadounidense Christian Pulisic durante la práctica del equipo de Estados Unidos de cara a su partido del Mundial ante Turquía, el martes 23 de junio de 2026, en Irvine, California. (AP Foto/Andre Penner)
· Greg Beacham
Children are doing nangs at school: How did nitrous oxide become so prevalent?
Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 5:08am
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Revealed: The next suburbs set for e-bike influx as complaints surge
Sydney’s shared e-bike boom is fuelling an unprecedented surge in public complaints, with reports of abandoned bikes, blocked footpaths and pedestrian safety hazards soaring as operators push to expand into new council areas across the city.
· David Barwell
Try the three-time ‘world’s best rice’ winner at Luke Nguyen’s new Fish Market restaurant
Rice is a trend like breathing is a trend – it’s a staple food for more than half the world’s population, remember – but it’s undeniable that koshihikari has become the Next Big Rice in restaurants of a certain stripe. But while so much attention has been on this strain of soft, lustrous short-grain, most commonly g…
· David Matthews
The vague flood-mapping rules leaving thousands of homes in limbo
Vague state planning policy gives councils too much leeway when drawing up flood maps, leading to drastically different interpretations across Australia’s most highly populated disaster-prone area, multiple experts have warned.
· Julius Dennis
$12 v $14: We compare the bargain menus at two Melbourne French hotspots
Five months in, demand is yet to die down for Frenchie, a city bistro where almost everything is $14. But a new set-price French menu has just entered the chat – and it’s undercutting the competition.
· Tomas Telegramma
Victorian teachers are caught in a turf war. It’s Pythonesque but no laughing matter
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· Chip Le Grand
Hold your horses: Inside Daryl Braithwaite’s shock retirement
Finishing the last of three shows on a cruise ship in the Arctic last week, veteran Australian singer Daryl Braithwaite decided “that’s it”.
· Fiona Byrne, Christine Lacy
The energy wars are back: Labor has wedged the NSW Liberals on renewables
June 25, 2026 — 5:00am
· Michael McGowan
Tax cuts for NSW businesses in Coalition plan to return to party values
Kellie Sloane will attempt to re-position the Liberals as the party of lower taxes in her budget reply speech as the countdown to the election campaign begins in earnest.
· Jessica McSweeney
The WA suburbs where property sellers are making the biggest profits
Five West Australian local governments have been listed in the top 10 nationally for total profits made when selling a home, with sellers benefiting from strong population growth, tight housing supply and sustained buyer demand.
· Holly Thompson
Lessons start with how Iran organized Melbourne synagogue attack
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· Michelle Grattan
Middle powers such as Australia can learn from Iran’s strategies
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· David Kilcullen
H5 bird flu detected in second Australian state
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Brexit was a revolt. Ten years on, its causes remain
By Graham Hryce, an Australian journalist and former media lawyer, whose work has been published in The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, the Sunday Mail, the Spectator and Quadrant.
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Histórica victoria legal compensa a futbolista embarazada que perdió su contrato
LAUSANA, Suiza (AP) — En una victoria legal histórica para las futbolistas, el máximo tribunal del deporte ha concedido a Maja Göthberg una compensación salarial por parte de Lazio Women después de que el club italiano pusiera fin a las conversaciones contractuales cuando supo que estaba embarazada.
Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi coordinate in style during Australia getaway
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