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America's TikTok Ban Passed the Lower House. What Does that Mean for Australia?
Conservative Australian politicians are calling on the government to act after a bill to force TikTok to divest from Chinese ownership passed the United States’ lower house last week.
Review Finds Deaths of Two First Nations Boys ‘Preventable’ After More Than 100 Days in Isolation
The Child Death Review Board’s annual report for 2022-23 discovered that the boys spent more than 2000 hours in solitary confinement.
‘Nowhere Else to Go’: Australian Government Cancels Visas of Palestinians Fleeing Gaza
More than 2,000 visas have been granted to Palestinians with connections to Australia. Now, some of them are struggling to enter the country.
Why Free Palestine Protestors Demonstrated During Ziggy Marley's WOMAD Set
Ziggy Marley's headline set at WOMAD music festival was disrupted by pro-Palestine protestors waiving flags and anti-Zionist banners.
A 23-Year-Old Man Has Died After a Chaotic Weekend of Cancelled Festivals and Extreme Heat
Temperatures reaching 41C, total fire bans, and the death of a festival reveller brought Victoria's long-weekend festivities to an early and somber end.
Elite Sydney School Headmaster Resigns After 'Concerning' Teacher Allegations
Sydney's eastern suburbs private school, Cranbrook, was the focus of an ABC 4 Corners investigation earlier this week.
Surely the Shitbox Apartments Built Inside Australia’s Most Notorious Prison Are Haunted
In 2016, when Pentridge Prison was under construction, large development mock-ups bedecking the temp chain link fences around the site declared, “ESCAPE TO PENTRIDGE”. Enticing.
‘Climate Breakdown Has Begun’: Activists Jailed for West Gate Bridge Protest
Two Extinction Rebellion protestors have been jailed for blocking West Gate Bridge traffic in Melbourne on Tuesday morning.
Victorian Public Schools Make $570 Per Student Per Year. Private Schools Make $15,000.
New data has revealed Victorian private schools earn almost 30 times what public schools earn from fees and parent contributions.
Everyone Who Caught Our Eye At Hobart's MONA FOMA
Was everyone on The Island in on this big summer blowout?
Uniformed Police and Protester Arrests Overshadow Mardi Gras Celebrations
Sydney’s annual Mardi Gras pride march was surrounded by controversy this year over whether police should attend.
Vape Seller Has ‘No Intention of Stopping’ Shipments To Australia, Despite Ban
The New Zealand-based seller issued a notice to its Australian customers that shipments will continue regardless of the government's vape reform.