Today’s national news includes Australia’s job vacancies down 2% in May, the Solomon Islands reviewing a security pact with Australia, an online gambling ad ban pushed in Australia, Australia planning to acquire a variety of strike missiles, and Virgin Australia starting a new era with the first MAX aircraft.

Today’s national news includes Qantas Airways reshuffling its ranks, Meningococcal disease cases going up in South Australia, Queensland tourism experiencing record visitors in a post-COVID boom, and Australia and NZ considering a joint bid for the 2029 Club World Cup.

Today’s national news has a mystery Russian diplomat sparking a national security standoff between Canberra and the Kremlin, Prime Minister Another Albanese saying he will visit China at an “appropriate time”, Australia okaying a plan to build a $34 million renewable hydrogen plant in Victoria, and Twitter being labeled as the top platform for online hate in Australia according to the eSafety Commissioner.

Today’s national news includes Australian Human Rights Commission saying that hotel detention for immigrants impacts negatively mental and physical health, and a suspected Russian diplomat is occupying the nation’s vetoed embassy site in Canberra. Also in the news are Nestle stopping production of Fantales chocolates after almost a century, Pop superstar Taylor Swift announcing dates for her Eras tour with five shows across Melbourne and Sydney, and Twitter giving 28 days to sort out ‘toxicity and hate’.

Today’s national news includes the Senate paving the way for a referendum on Indigenous voice in the constitution, and Albemarle to acquire Australia’s Lithium Power International. Also in the news are  ProHance expanding its business in Australia, Joint CarBon and Roev launching a fully electric 4×4 Toyota Hilux to Australia, and Virgin Australia announcing its $69 fares flight sale.

Today’s national news includes the Federal Government passing a new law to prevent building the Russian embassy near parliament, Australia set to deepen its partnership with Nato, Global interest for Australia’s critical minerals rising, and  Drag racer Kelvin Lyle in serious condition after the crash.

Today’s national news includes sixty-six millionaires paying no tax last year, Australia sending jet fighters to Ukraine, Reserve Bank of Australia warns of more economic woes ahead, AGL and Origin Energy will be passing higher prices to customers due to inflation and higher wholesale costs, and the Philippines to export mangoes to Australia.

Today’s national news includes Australia’s $100 million donation to Vietnam’s climate change program criticized, Australia is now in a ‘retail recession’ as inflation and rate hikes hit consumer spending. Also in the news are Ukraine receiving fresh military supplies from Australia, the new CDU campus leaving its mark on Darwin’s skyline, and The Amazing Race Australia to air its Celebrity Edition.

Today’s national news includes Australia’s trade minister Don Farrell warning the European Union he would not sign a trade deal unless the bloc opens its market to more Australian farm products, and Australia’s economy grew at the weakest pace in 1½ years. Also in the news are swastika and SS signs to be banned, Australia to phase out checks as a payment method by 2030, and Aussies shelled out a total of $4.21 billion on video games last year.

Today’s national news includes NSW officials pardoning Australia’s worst serial killer, two Australians facing the death penalty granted clemency in Vietnam, Dell Australia accused of misleading consumers, and Australia’s influenza cases have soared by more than 40 per cent as the nation heads into winter.

Today’s national news includes the Indigenous recognition bill passing the first hurdle, the government has lost its bid to cancel the lease for the new Russian embassy site, US company Accenture Acquiring Bourne Digital, Australia seeking to limit plastic waste, and Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe announcing Australia tour.