Today’s national news includes Australian fisheries yield to drop due to climate change, Western Australia being dubbed as the ‘rough sleeping capital of Australia, and United States Marines arriving in the Northern Territory for combined military exercises. Also in the news are social media influencers facing uncertainty as TikTok faces a ban threat in Australia, and singer Lizzo drops a bombshell regarding her performance tour in Australia.
Today’s national news includes 100,000 individuals who are currently seeking asylum in Australia and Labor MPs rumoured to be breaking ranks on the AUKUS submarine deal. Also in today’s news are Australian businesses being hit by worsening labour shortages, the Queensland government being urged to place a cap on rent increases, and Australia being named the 12th happiest country in the world.
Today’s national news includes the Australian dollar cutting its rally over the lingering banking crisis, migrant workers feeling unsafe at work in Australia, property prices still strong despite the market downturn, and the iconic Caruso’s Italian Restaurant in Sydney shutting down due to inflationary pressures on doing business.
Today’s national news includes Australia seeking a new ambassador to Ukraine; Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Marles clarifying that Australia will not join the US in the event of war over Taiwan; Neo-Nazi crackdown in Melbourne; Public transport use in Australia’s capital has rebounded to near pre-pandemic levels; and, new super strength beer will not be sold in NT due to alcohol-fueled violence.
Today’s national news includes The Australian Energy Market Operator saying LNG exports may need to be diverted to avert winter gas shortage, Australia’s population increasing by 1.6 per cent in the last 12 months, international students going up 111 per cent, Melbourne being awarded as the best airport in Australia, and Australia’s First-Ever Angelika Film Centre to open in Brisbane.
Today’s national news includes Prime Minister Albanese discussing regional security with Fiji, eastern Australia’s electricity rates rising by at least 20 per cent, Samsung has launched new Galaxy phone editions in Australia, Aussies consuming 14 tonnes of illegal drugs in the past 12 months, and where can you buy Sony’s latest PSVR 2 in Australia.
Today’s national news includes Australia’s business activity remaining strong, despite low consumer confidence, Australia and the Philippines to hold joint patrols in the West Philippine Sea, US President Biden revealing Australia’s purchase of nuclear submarines, the Philippine Air Force getting a new training facility from Australia, and the Capella Sydney, Australia’s newest luxury hotel opens its doors today!
Today’s national news includes Australia and India boosting military partnership against China, Israel-based Plasan to increase commitment to the Australian defence industry, Georgia Nesbitt being placed in an induced coma after a horror cycling crash, and research confirms that bird flu has not entered Australia.
Today’s national news includes UK PM Sunak disclosing the AUKUS subs plan, NSW premier opening NSW Liberal’s 2023 election campaign, Repco Supercars champion securing first race win, Jazz legend Lynnette Irwin dying of cancer, Rod Stewart kicking off his Australian concert tour in Perth, and finally a piece of despairing news for Maxibon ice cream lovers!
Today’s national news includes Australia buying missiles worth $60.18 million from the US, Major banks passing on the interest rate hike to customers, MG upping its car prices in Australia, and Australia’s arbitrary detention of an Iranian refugee condemned by the UN.
Today’s national news includes the UK finalizing a trade deal with Australia, Australia-India trade seen to reach more than $45 billion after AI-ECTA, Australia’s Anthony Albanese travels to the US for the upcoming nuclear submarine deal, Melbourne Airport travellers may face delays due to refuellers strike. On the lighter side, ABC TV co-host Lisa Millar hits back at “Foul, disgusting” online trolls.
Today’s national news includes the Luxury liner Queen Anne to set sail for Australia for the first time, Australia urged to be prepared for a war with China, Australia’s agriculture sector posts record-breaking output, top companies eyeing to acquire assets of Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics, and Aussie universities teaching students in China ‘offensive’ cyber hacking?
