World losing more barrels of oil each day than in two 1970s crises combined, IEA chief says – video
The International Energy Agency's executive director warns that the current global energy crisis due to geopolitical tensions is more severe than past oil crises.
Cyclist reveals injuries after horrific crash and fall over guard rail
Italian cyclist Debora Silvestri has sustained serious injuries from a crash during the Milan-San Remo one-day classic.
Queensland police raid Christian organisation over pro-Palestine banner
Queensland police raided the Dorothy Day House in Brisbane due to a pro-Palestine banner that used a now-prohibited slogan.
Snapshots in March: Pictures of the Day
The article presents a series of significant images from March, highlighting various global situations including military operations, displacement crises, and notable events in sports and royalty.
Danish king and queen kick off second day in Melbourne
Danish King Frederik and Queen Mary continue their state visit in Melbourne, focusing on renewable energy, stem cell research, and youth mental health.
Bali becomes a ghost town for new year. Here's why
Bali's new year, Nyepi, is marked by complete silence and introspection, with businesses closed and the island's vibrant atmosphere subdued for a day of meditation.
Sri Lanka creates four-day work week to conserve fuel amid Middle East war
Sri Lanka has implemented a four-day work week to conserve fuel amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, affecting both public and educational institutions.
On St Patrick's Day, Irish culture is having an unlikely moment
On St. Patrick's Day, a reinvigorated Irish identity emphasizes genuine cultural expressions over stereotypical portrayals.
Cameron Young wins Players Championship as Ludvig Ã…berg splashes out
Cameron Young triumphs at The Players Championship in Florida, with Matt Fitzpatrick finishing as the runner-up and Ludvig Ã…berg dropping to fifth place after two water hazards on the final day.
‘Cruel hoax’ or ‘work-life balance nirvana’: whatever happened to the four-day work week?
The article discusses the challenges and realities surrounding the implementation of a four-day work week in Australia, highlighting both its potential benefits and the backlash it has faced.
'Something special' about returning to Australia, Queen Mary says
Danish King Frederik and Queen Mary have begun their official visit to Australia, attending a state dinner in Canberra after a two-day stay in the Northern Territory.
A spider-shaped robot that builds houses in a day
A new spider-shaped robot named Charlotte can construct a 200 m² house within 24 hours without the use of cement, showcasing innovative technology for both Earth and potential extraterrestrial habitats.
Danish royals Frederik and Mary begin Australia tour in red centre
Danish royals Frederik and Mary have embarked on a six-day state tour of Australia aimed at strengthening trade ties, starting with a visit to the red centre and cultural sites.
Ã…berg holes two eagles, Day leads Aussies at The Players Championship
Ludvig Ã…berg leads The Players Championship after a stellar second round.
Aspiring to be a 'Professional Baseball Player': Japanese Athlete Struggles in Australia with a 5-Day Work Week
A Japanese player, aspiring to become a professional baseball player, is balancing a demanding work schedule in Australia while pursuing his dream.
Jason Day leads Australians at The Players Championship golf tournament
Jason Day finished the first round of The Players Championship in Florida at two under par, making him the top Australian player in the tournament.
Swim rescue hero Austin Appelbee honoured by Irish president
Austin Appelbee, a West Australian teenager, is honored by the Irish president for his brave effort in rescuing his family from being stranded at sea.
Captain Patterson guides NSW to One Day Cup win in rain-hit final
NSW triumphed over Tasmania by four wickets to claim the One Day Cup in a rain-affected final.
Snapshots in March: Pictures of the Day
A collection of various global snapshots highlighting cultural ceremonies, natural phenomena, military training, and artistic performances.
Man arrested, teen on the run after alleged four-day crime spree
A man is in custody while a teenage accomplice remains at large following a lengthy crime spree across Victoria involving vehicle theft and multiple charges.
Queen Camilla delivers message of support to survivors of all types of violence
Queen Camilla addressed survivors of violence in her speech for International Women's Day, expressing solidarity and support.
Naplan testing paused on first day for 1.4 million students amid widespread tech issues
Naplan testing was paused on its first day for 1.4 million Australian students due to significant technology issues with the online assessment platform.
Mineral exploration at record highs in modern-day gold rush
Gold exploration in Western Australia has reached unprecedented levels due to rising gold prices and increasing demand for new deposits.
Iran hit with 'most intense' day of strikes, Hegseth says
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reports on significant US military strikes in Iran amid ongoing conflict, as Israel continues military actions in Lebanon and regional tensions rise.
Live: Iran 'not seeking ceasefire' as US and Israel continue to pummel Tehran
Iran is not seeking a ceasefire as the US and Israel ramp up military strikes against the country, reportedly marking the most intense day of attacks since the beginning of the conflict.
MAFS Australia fans slam 'red flag' move as groom refuses bride's request
MAFS Australia viewers criticized a groom for rejecting a bride's unusual request during their wedding ceremony.
After-hours work emails should mean Australians get a four-day work week, union tells government
The Australian Services Union is advocating for a four-day work week and expanded annual leave as part of a review of national employment standards in Australia.
Five tasty recipes that also make a great lunch the next day
This article presents five easy recipes that not only make great lunches but taste even better the following day.
Patient 'effectively ramped' for three days waiting for care
A regional Australian patient faced a three-day wait for care due to a lack of available hospital beds, highlighting issues in regional healthcare access.
Dazzling music, stylish entry... Australian female diplomats' video goes viral
A video showcasing the important roles of female diplomats from Australia in India has gone viral on the occasion of International Women's Day.
The Kangaroo Captain Bids Farewell with a Win, Players Lifted on Shoulders, VIDEO
Australia's star wicketkeeper-batter and captain Alyssa Healy concluded her international career with a victory against India in a Women's Day-Night Test match in Perth.
Live: Perry at the crease as Australia aims for first-innings lead on day two
Australia's Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland are batting as the women's Test match against India continues on day two with Australia seeking a first-innings lead.
Family mourns 18yo lifesaver found dead in surf
The family of 18-year-old surf lifesaver Joe Tolano expressed their grief after his body was recovered following a three-day search off the Sunshine Coast.
Inside Iran, some citizens are already preparing for 'freedom day'
Following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, many Iranians are optimistically preparing for a 'freedom day,' despite strict communication blackouts and ongoing conflicts causing fear and uncertainty.
Franco Colapinto in Australia: Boca hat, mate with the press, and his hunch before debuting in Albert Park
Franco Colapinto is gearing up for his Formula 1 debut at Albert Park in Australia, expressing his optimism for the upcoming season during media day.
Inquiry into anti-Indigenous racism launched after alleged Perth terror attempt
A federal parliamentary inquiry has been initiated in Australia to investigate anti-Indigenous racism following an alleged terror attack at an Invasion Day rally in Perth.
Witness the moment croc handlers catch Australia's Newcastle crocodile – video
Croc handlers successfully captured a lost freshwater crocodile in Newcastle after a two-day search, prioritizing its welfare amid concerns about its unusual location.
Elusive crocodile captured by reptile wranglers in Newcastle creek
A freshwater crocodile spotted in a Newcastle suburb creek has been safely captured after a day of searching by reptile experts.
‘The cows beat the shit out of the robots the first day’: the tech revolution designed to improve dairy farming
Dairy farmers in Australia are adopting robotic milking systems to transform their operations and improve efficiency in milk production.
The Sunday read: a day with Punch the monkey’s Djungelskog toy - podcast
The story follows a baby monkey, Punch, who has gained viral fame for his bond with a plush toy, leading to a global demand for the toy.
Outback town experiences wettest February day in 25 years as cyclone risk is monitored
Flood-hit communities in Western Queensland are set to experience relief as heavy rains ease, while the Bureau of Meteorology monitors a potential tropical cyclone formation.
Expert warning after man, dog struck by lightning in freak storm
A lightning expert provides advice on safety after a man and his dog were struck by lightning during a severe storm in Perth, resulting in injuries and one fatality.
Myanmar military using festivals as propaganda to hide war zone
The Myanmar military is using cultural festivals like Chin National Day as a facade to mask the ongoing violence and unrest in conflict-affected areas.
Carney to leave for overseas trade trips, starting with India
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a 10-day international trade mission to India, Australia, and Japan, following a significant speech at Davos advocating for cooperation among middle powers.
Abattoir pauses operations on same day live export transition funds roll out
Beaufort River Meats, an abattoir in Great Southern, has temporarily closed due to a livestock shortage as transition grants related to the live sheep export ban are initiated.
Swedish vocal quartet Ã…kervinda among highlights in annual radio festival on ABC Classic
ABC Classic's annual Festival of Female Composers will feature Swedish vocal quartet Ã…kervinda among its highlights this year.
Alice Springs citizenship ceremonies no longer to be held on January 26
Alice Springs Town Council has decided to move citizenship ceremonies from Australia Day to a nearby date after a council vote.
Snapshots in February: Pictures of the Day
The article features various snapshots captured in February, highlighting global events from a drone attack in Ukraine to indigenous celebrations in Brazil.
Australia’s most costly anti-climate policy hits taxpayers for $30m a day as calls mount to wind back fuel tax credits
Australia's fuel tax credits scheme costs taxpayers nearly $30 million a day and faces increasing demands for reform or abolition due to its negative impact on climate policy.
Baby unresponsive at day care may have died from bacterial infection, inquest told
An inquest into the death of a toddler found unresponsive at a Sydney daycare revealed that a bacterial infection may have contributed to her death.