Nobel Winner Navi Pillay Condemns US Sanctions on the ICC as Australia Weighs Its Response
Navi Pillay, the South African jurist awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, has called new US sanctions on
Anduril and US Navy Plan $6.6bn Shipyard to Lift Virginia-Class Submarine Output
A new shipyard planned for Maryland will build major parts for Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines, the class the United States
Canada Indefinitely Shelves Assisted Dying for Mental Illness Alone
Canada will not extend medical assistance in dying (MAID) to people whose only condition is a mental illness. Justice Minister
Greens Think Tank Pitches $25 Billion Public Supermarket Chain
The Green Institute, the Australian Greens’ think tank, has put forward a $25.1 billion plan for a publicly owned supermarket
Flavio Bolsonaro Leads Lula Into Brazil’s Presidential Run-Off
Right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro has won the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, held on Sunday 4 October. He finished
South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary Rejected Again in Hobart
A proposal to turn the South Atlantic into a whale sanctuary has been defeated again at the International Whaling Commission,
Former Liberal MP Bruce Baird Dies Aged 84
Bruce Baird, who sat for the Liberal Party in both the New South Wales and federal parliaments, has died aged
Alleged WA Drug Kingpin ‘The Kid’ Arrested in Colombia
Arash Ebrahimi Far, the Australian-Iranian dual national wanted by Australia over an alleged drug network, has been detained in Colombia,
Deaths to Outpace Births in the 2060s, Intergenerational Report Finds
Australia’s deaths are projected to outnumber its births from the 2060s, according to Treasury’s seventh Intergenerational Report, which puts a
PISA 2025: Australia Records Worst-Ever Reading and Maths Scores
Australian 15-year-olds have recorded their lowest-ever reading and maths scores in the PISA tests, extending a two-decade decline, while science