Today’s national news includes Australia enacting ‘disputed’ legislation on hate crimes, Australia making an initial $500 million AUKUS payment, Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and the US engaging in a multinational maritime cooperation exercise, and hot nights anticipated in southern Australian states.
Today’s national news includes Australia Day, celebrated across the country; Murdoch’s News Corp misleads Parliament; it could face legal action; temperatures are soaring across Australia; and consumers are tipping more amid escalating prices.
Today’s national news includes Peter Dutton announcing a $20,000 small business tax cut, a State of emergency declared in storm hit areas in the eastern region, Australians lost $319 million in scams last year, and Telstra forming AI joint venture with Accenture.
Today’s national news includes Peter Dutton’s citizenship vow being backed by mayors, Thirty per cent of Victorian councils plan to disregard Australia Day, Politicians overlooking necessary discussions and actions regarding Islamist extremism, and NBN investment to positively impact 622,000 homes and businesses.
Today’s national news includes Peter Dutton launching federal election campaign with a pledge to serve ‘everyday Australians’, Aussie dollar’s fall vis-à-vis to the US dollar to fuel inflation, the Australian Army receiving new Bushmaster-protected mobility vehicles worth more than a hundred million dollars, and Sydney couple charged for smuggling heroin valued at $5 million.
Today’s national news includes PM Albanese labelling the synagogue burning in Melbourne an act of terrorism, the Central Bank maintaining interest rate steady, a NAB survey indicating that business conditions are worst since the pandemic, and the Australian Navy conducting a test fire of US Tomahawk missile.
Today’s national news includes Australia to reconsider ICC membership, Labor dumps misinformation bill, Coles refutes allegations of land banking, Man charged for making a Nazi salute at a rally supporting trans rights, and Aerial refuelling deal signed between Australia and India.
Today’s national news includes AQBA to boost Australia, Qatar bilateral relationship, Army deploying a new fleet of 75 M1A2 SEP v3 Abrams main battle tanks, Only Fans creator Bonnie Blue banned from Australia, and Jamie Oliver pulls back book that upset First Nation Australians.
Today’s national news includes Minister Jason Clare disclosing government contact at Qantas amid a flight upgrade scandal, Prime Minister Albanese cutting student loans by 20%, Australia increasing missile production, a man was shot dead in a busy nightlife area in Melbourne, and Minister Penny Wong spends $3.4 million on a new Adelaide home.
Today’s national news includes the Liberal National Party announcing victory in the Queensland state election, the King and Queen welcomed with a dazzling light display during an Australia tour, the 3G network set to be turned off Monday, three dead after a plane collision in Sydney, and Perth thrives with free family activities this summer.
Today’s national news includes ABF arresting a man for alleged import of date-rape drugs, LNP members slammed for misrepresenting their position on abortion, Vietnam and Australia aiming for a bilateral trade goal of US$20 billion, and buyer interest strong enough to offset significant rate hikes.
Today’s national news includes Dutton accused of misleading about Australia’s stance on the Middle East conflict, PM Albanese called out for weak leadership, RBA urged to keep transparency on secret financial meetings, Australia begins the evacuation of its citizens from Lebanon, and Rising home prices have led to many suburbs being valued at over a million dollars.
