War crime whistleblower waits on prison appeal verdict
A man jailed for leaking top secret information that led to accusations of Australian soldiers committing war crimes will learn his fate after appealing his sentence. David McBride was jailed…
Tesla’s monthly sales in Europe plunge by half
Tesla sales across Europe plunged by half in April even as growth in the electric car market picked up pace, according to newly released data. The numbers are the latest…
Call for sanctions on Israel over Gaza food blockade
A former cabinet minister is urging Australia to sanction Israel for blocking food from people in Gaza, ramping up pressure on Labor ahead of an international conference aimed at advancing…
Who’s afraid of Virginia submarines never arriving? Not us
A US Congressional analyst says the US will not be able to transfer Virginia-class submarines to Australia. Do our admirals care? What’s the scam? The scam is that despite these…
Pauline Hanson’s daughter defeated by firebrand senator
Firebrand Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie has defeated Pauline Hanson’s daughter after a nail-biting count, as election contests continue to go down to the wire. Senator Lambie faced a tight race…
Torres fund ignites crayfisherman’s export dreams
Nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities is a passion for Daniel Majid. Founding Esparq Ventures, he wants to increase access to capital for First Nations…
Maverick bests Pauline Hanson’s daughter in senate race
A well-known firebrand senator has beaten an upper house colleague’s daughter to retain her seat after a nail biting election count. Tasmanian Jacqui Lambie faced a tight race for the…
Hero Richard Boyle pleads guilty to being a whistleblower.
After the South Australian Court of Appeal ruled that he had no protection under Commonwealth whistleblower laws, Richard Boyle has pleaded guilty to four charges as part of a plea…
Ex-cabinet minister wants Israel sanctions over Gaza
Australia must consider sanctions against Israel for blocking food to starving civilians, a former cabinet minister says, while weighing into accusations the Middle Eastern nation’s actions could constitute genocide. Ed…
AI in sights to build up nation’s sliding productivity
Beneath its robust facade, deep-seated cracks threaten the integrity of Australia’s jobs market. Wages are growing in real terms, unemployment is historically low and falling interest rates bode well for…