A focused view of neutral reporting on Australia, brought together across publishers.
Explore all topics →
Larvotto Resources has made gravy from the overlooked leftovers at its Hillgrove antimony-gold project in New South Wales, confirming it can successfully recover valuable antimony and gold from a 1.4 million-tonne pile of historic tailings at the soon-to-be operational project.
Hello and welcome to our live rolling coverage of Australian politics and Angus Taylor's budget reply speech, due to be made at 7.30pm.
In a savvy move, Locksley Resources has added serious exploration firepower to its New South Wales portfolio, locking up a binding option agreement to buy 100 per cent of the high-grade Iron Duke copper and gold project.
Topic:State and Territory Parliament
Thu 14 May 2026 at 2:39pm
An Aboriginal group awarded more than $150 million for cultural and economic losses in a legal battle with mining giant Fortescue has welcomed findings by the court that ruled the company liable, but took aim at the WA government for not adopting a neutral position on the case.
It seems all is not well in Australian cricket. Australia remains one of the three robust cricket boards in the world – alongside India and England – with significant financial might that is independent of outside factors.
A Perth man who was located by police after a woman’s body was dumped with paramedics in Joondalup on Wednesday said the deceased was his fiancé and had died while he was asleep.
Keli Lane, who is serving a lengthy jail sentence for the murder of her newborn daughter, is seeking to use her prison diaries as part of her lawsuit against the state over alleged abuse in custody.
Health minister Mark Butler says six passengers who have tested negative for hantavirus will land in Western Australia on Friday
Topic:Royal Commissions
Police investigating the shooting on Wednesday. (ABC News: Mackenzie Heard)
The MV Hondius passengers bound for Australia landed in the Netherlands on Tuesday. (Reuters: Piroschka van de Wouw)
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
Products & ServicesOpen Products & Services section
Colson Montgomery, de los Medias Blancas de Chicago, es felicitado por el manager Will Venable, tras conectar un jonrón ante los Reales de Kansas City, el miércoles 13 de mayo de 2026 (AP Foto/Nam Y. Huh)
Addition of Tasmanian crossbencher means Labor has gained a seat in the Australian senate – but still doesn’t have a majority
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
Topic:Government and Politics
Premier Jacinta Allan has dismissed complaints by other states that the federal government is financially “propping up” Victoria, saying the state spent years watching Canberra shovel buckets of money into projects across NSW.
Times are tough in the suburban belts of Australian cities that are the lifeblood of our two largest grocers, Coles and Woolworths, which pocket $2 out of every $3 that Australians spend at a supermarket.
Australia’s biotechnology sector is rapidly colliding with the explosive rise of artificial intelligence and Perth-based Syngenis Laboratories is aiming to plant itself right at the centre of the revolution.
Products & ServicesOpen Products & Services section
Al Roj houses people who were displaced by the fall of Islamic State. (ABC News: Baderkhan Ahmad)
Products & ServicesOpen Products & Services section
A pink and grey galah. (Supplied: Elis ZA)
Tax changes revealed in the budget aimed at investment properties will also affect other assets, including shares
MUSICSplit Enz | Forever Enz Tour ★★★★ Rod Laver Arena, May 13
MUSICSplit Enz | Forever Enz Tour ★★★★ Rod Laver Arena, May 13
A Brisbane homeowner has been ordered to remove his patio area, a cubby house and part of his pool terrace that were built on his neighbour’s land – long before he purchased the property – in a fierce land battle in the city’s leafy west.
Up to 50,000 people will descend on the Brisbane city each day over the footy festival that is Magic Round and the Women’s State of Origin, which also includes major road closures, potential train troubles and off-the-field action.
Team Australia skipper Tom Slingsby speaks during an interview with The Associated Press ahead of the Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix, on July 20, 2023, at the Port of the Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun, File)
Personas llegan a un centro de votación para sufragar en la elección nacional, el martes 12 de mayo de 2026, en Nassau, Bahamas. (AP Foto/Tim Aylen)
In April 1986, Mario Maccarone, now 64, and Mario De Pasquale, 72, opened a cafe in Melbourne that became a Fitzroy landmark. Now retired, the elder Mario is still a frequent visitor.
When David Jones unveiled the first food hall at its flagship Sydney department store in 1936, it was heralded as a sign of progress. A grand staircase descended to a 20th-century marvel of imported canned goods, cakes illuminated within fluted glass cabinets, and a “snack bar” with maple-wood booths and red leather…
If you don’t spend much time in Melbourne’s south-east, you could still be yet to get a slice of the action at one of Melbourne’s most popular pizzerias. Sunnyside Sliced has been serving supersized New York-style pizzas in Mentone since 2021 and, after a long wait, a second, more central Melbourne location is here.
Researchers say budget decision to cut commercialisation program to fund the CSIRO and other science initiatives undermines the government’s own priorities
Once-revered Melbourne barrister Norman O’Bryan will not spend a day in jail after being convicted of attempting to defraud a group of retirees he was representing out of millions of dollars.
Landmark finding against supermarket giant after competition watchdog argued discounts did not represent genuine savings
Topic:Endangered and Protected Species
LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE
LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE
LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE
LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE
LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE
Auto news: Will Australians spend over $100,000 on a Chinese car?
You have reached your maximum number of saved items.
Round 17 fixture to instead feature Western Bulldogs against Sydney
A public memorial will be held at Sydney’s Town Hall in May for musician, author and ABC Sydney radio presenter James Valentine, who died last month aged 64.
SA Police says fire cause investigators are at the scene. (ABC News: Che Chorley)