‘It’s been a great ride’: Tiley announces Tennis Australia departure after months of speculation
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Newest first · UTC+11:00'Our lives have been shattered': Gus Lamont's parents issue fresh plea for missing boy
Gus Lamont vanished after last seen playing near his outback home in September 2025. Credit: SA Police / HANDOUT
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Australia news LIVE: PM evacuated from Lodge after security threat; Trump’s new worldwide tariffs come into effect at 10 per cent
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· Emily Kaine
Finding a new home brings 'peace' to refugees from war-torn nation
Robert Dewhurst and Emily Folo at Armidale District Baptist Church. (ABC News: Liana Boss)
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/liana-boss/104145970
EAnalysis by Evelyn Manfield
Evelyn is a political reporter in the ABC's Parliament House bureau in Canberra. She has previously worked in the ABC's Darwin, Adelaide and Perth newsrooms. In 2020, she was an ABC News cadet. Evelyn has also worked for Behind the News. You can email her at Manfield.Evelyn@abc.net.au
Queensland pub owner's plea after being forced to raise menu prices
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· April Glover
The stifling reality of Brisbane’s CBD, where a lack of shade sees temperatures hit 54
It’s lunchtime in Brisbane’s CBD in late February, and workers flooding out of their air-conditioned towers into a steamy 31 degrees have hit even more stifling conditions in King George Square.
· Felicity Caldwell
Brisbane uni expands exam hours to combat AI – and students aren’t happy
Students at the University of Queensland received a rude shock ahead of their first classes on Monday, with in-semester exam timetables extended to Friday nights and Sundays.
· Catherine Strohfeldt
Half of Australia on flood watch
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Police hunt killers over death of Sydney grandfather
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By Georgie Hewson
Georgie Hewson is a journalist with the national ABC News Digital Team, based in Brisbane. She began her career at the ABC in the Southern Queensland team as a video journalist after a stint in commercial TV news and regional papers.
'You wanna be gay?': Sydney teens bashed on camera in IS-inspired attacks
James* was attacked in Sydney's Strathfield Park. (ABC News: Sissy Reyes)
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/sean-rubinsztein-dunlop/4010098
Are you on track to retire comfortably? Australia's new super benchmark released
The ASFA has raised the benchmark for a comfortable retirement for the first time in three years. Source: Getty, iStockphoto / enjoynz
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Can Australia stop a citizen's return? The legal situation facing IS-linked cohort in Syria
A plan for people who help Islamic State-linked families to be thrown in jail is unconstitutional, the prime minister says, as legal experts warn that Australian citizens must have the right to return home under international law. Source: AP / Baderkhan Ahmad
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'Things will be very complicated' without antibiotic, salmon industry warns
Topic:Fishing and Aquaculture Industry
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/lucy-macdonald/10080258
Ramadan markets an 'antidote to hate' amid anti-Muslim rhetoric
Topic:Multiculturalism
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/max-walden/11029686
How Melbourne beats Sydney on housing crisis solutions
The NSW government has not prioritised the best type of residential development to deal with Sydney’s housing shortage and should follow Victoria’s blueprint to fix the crisis, a leading think tank says.
· Matt Wade
Matt got Australia to the Paralympics. But he might not get to go
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· Frances Howe
This tiny island is home to some of Australia’s most beautiful hikes
Australia has no lack of islands with great hiking trails, whether it’s Hinchinbrook, K’gari or Maria Island, to name a few, but the best island walking might well be on one of its far-flung shards of land.
· Andrew Bain
‘Absurd’: Toxic chemical risks in Kimberley fracking plan ‘downplayed’, environmentalists say
Environmental groups claim the risk of toxic chemicals to groundwater in WA’s Kimberley was downplayed in the environmental watchdog’s recent approval of plans for a controversial fracking project in the region.
· Holly Thompson
The radical alternative to Sydney’s $150m civic square plan
Woolworths and six other buildings opposite Sydney’s Town Hall would be saved from demolition with a public plaza carved from existing structures as part of a radical “what if” proposal to stir debate around Lord Mayor Clover Moore’s $150 million new public square.
· Julie Power, Megan Gorrey
Sex toy claim, allegations of drugs on site to keep workers awake hit North East Link
Victoria’s $26 billion North East Link toll road has been hit by allegations of drug taking on site and sexually inappropriate behaviour, prompting an investigation from the project’s construction consortium.
· Kieran Rooney
$50,000 in an envelope: Bribe allegedly offered to withdraw intimidation claim
Sydney crime figures are suspected to be behind an audacious bribe plot allegedly aimed at silencing a victim of an ongoing NSW construction industry standover racket linked to major state and federal government sites.
· Nick McKenzie
Christian Horner dice que Max Verstappen no estuvo detrás de su salida de Red Bull
Christian Horner, director del equipo Red Bull, durante el Gran Premio de Australia, el 15 de marzo de 2025, en Melbourne. (AP Foto/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake)
· https://apnews.com/author/james-ellingworth
Australian PM seeks ex-prince Andrew's removal from line of succession
SYDNEY, Australia — Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said his government was writing to Commonwealth realms on Tuesday about its backing for former prince Andrew to be axed from the line of royal succession.
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NT environmentalists ‘gobsmacked’ at federal green light to bulldoze nearly 3,000 hectares of tropical savanna
Daly River region is home to threatened species such as the ghost bat, Gouldian finch, pig-nosed turtle and red goshawk
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/lisa-cox
Ban under-16s from riding ebikes and e-scooters then require a driver’s licence, Queensland inquiry to recommend
Exclusive: State parliament’s inquiry will propose a crackdown amid concerns over injuries and deaths
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/andrew-messenger
Australia’s most costly anti-climate policy hits taxpayers for $30m a day as calls mount to wind back fuel tax credits | Adam Morton
The government will hand over $10.8bn this financial year under the scheme that makes it cheaper for miners and other industries to use diesel and petrol
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/adam-morton
Guardian Essential poll: more than half of Australians open to voting for One Nation despite Hanson’s Muslim comments
A quarter of all respondents say they would ‘definitely’ back the rightwing populist party at the next election while a third say they’re ‘open’ to it
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/josh-butler
In ‘easygoing’ Pitt Town on Sydney’s outskirts, nothing much happened. Then police found human remains
A quiet farming area off Pitt Town Bottoms Road became a major crime scene on Tuesday, as detectives searched for the abducted 85-year-old
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/caitlin-cassidy
Women’s Asian Cup 2026: complete guide to all 26 Matildas players
Everything you need to know about every Australian squad member in the football tournament hosted by Sydney, Perth and Gold Coast
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/joey-lynch
Pauline Hanson’s populism is a front. But there are lessons for progressives in One Nation’s surging popularity | Peter Lewis
Recognising much of the party’s support to be a vote against the status quo could prove a blueprint for Labor – if it can avoid the pitfalls
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/peter-lewis-australia
In 2022, Labor MPs urged compassion for Australian women and children stuck in Syria. Now Albanese has only contempt | Dan Jervis-Bardy
The government’s drastically changed rhetoric about its legal obligations to Australian citizens is a symptom of 2026’s ugly politics
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/dan-jervis-bardy
Will a Trump Tower finally rise in Australia – or is this more flash and bluster on the Gold Coast glitter strip?
Previous plans for a Trump Tower in Queensland almost 20 years ago went the way of other imagined edifices in Rio, Batumi and Tijuana
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/joe-hinchliffe
Horner says Verstappen wasn't behind his removal from Red Bull F1 team
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner sits outside the team garage at the Australian Formula One Grand Prix at Albert Park, in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, March 15, 2025. (AP Photo/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake, File)
· https://apnews.com/author/james-ellingworth
Increase in religious schools and home schooling could prevent ‘deeper social cohesion’, Julian Hill says
Labor MP says some children reach adulthood without mixing with people from different cultures and religions
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/tom-mcilroy
The major sporting spectacle threatening to draw West Australian workers east
Western Australia’s population – particularly its construction workforce – is likely to be materially impacted by the mammoth construction program required to get the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games off the ground.
· Hamish Hastie
'Unguided missile': Fatal crash doctor learns sentence
An enraged and heavily intoxicated doctor who killed a young woman in a high-speed crash will serve at least eight years behind bars.Perth obstetrician Rhys Henry Stone Bellinge, 46, pleaded guilty to unlawfully killing Elizabeth Pearce, 24, while driving his supercharged Jaguar in Perth's leafy riverside suburb of …
· Aaron Bunch
Amyl and the Sniffers embroiled in US legal battle after photographer countersues singer
The rock band’s Amy Taylor claimed copyright infringement over sales of prints but now faces counteraction in Los Angeles court
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/luca-ittimani
Perth doctor jailed after killing woman in drink-driving crash
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Anthony Albanese evacuated from official Canberra residence for three hours due to security threat
Prime minister moved from The Lodge to another location while investigation under way
· https://www.theguardian.com/profile/tom-mcilroy,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/josh-butler
Union says CBA plan to cut 300 jobs 'totally unacceptable'
The Commonwealth Bank is expected to cut 300 jobs, a move slammed by the union as "totally unacceptable" in the wake of $5 billion in half-yearly profit.CBA chief Matt Comyn announced today a $90 million Future Workforce Program to up-skill employees and help the bank prepare for change, in particular due to the imp…
· Joseph Sahyoun
Albanese evacuated from PM's official residence over 'security incident'
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been evacuated from his official residence in Canberra.The Australian Federal Police said its officers responded to an "alleged security incident" about 6pm today.It wasn't until after 9pm that police confirmed the all clear had been given for the prime minister to return.Prime Mi…
· Jorge Branco
Security incident at The Lodge sparks police operation
Topic:Government and Politics
· https://www.abc.net.au/news/rudi-maxwell/105702270
PM evacuated from the Lodge over security threat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been forced to evacuate from The Lodge, his residence in Canberra, while police searched the premises following a security threat.
· Paul Sakkal
Why a forest of steel has cropped up in a South Bank car park
Fears over the structural integrity of a South Bank car park’s roof have prompted concert organisers to install reinforcements ahead of a planned series of performances on the Cultural Forecourt.
· Cameron Atfield