Nearly 100 jets to fly into Venice for Bezos wedding
More than 90 private jets carrying around 200 celebrity guests to the wedding of Amazon founder Jef Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are expected to arrive at Venice’s Marco Polo airport…
Fracking company hits out at ‘failed’ legal challenge
A resources company is defending its commitment to environmental standards as it fights a landmark legal challenge to fracking under expanded national laws. Tamboran B2 has been given the green…
Postage price bump gets watchdog’s stamp of approval
The cost of sending a letter is set to rise as the consumer watchdog waves through a price bump to reflect the decline in snail mail. The Australian Competition and…
PM breaks silence to back US military strikes on Iran
Anthony Albanese has backed America’s “unilateral action” to strike Iranian nuclear facilities after a day of silence on the superpower’s decision to enter the Middle East conflict. But in his…
Landmark legal challenge against ‘risky’ fracking
An environmental group “very concerned” about the impact of fracking on water has launched the first test of recently expanded national laws. A plan to frack 15 gas wells in…
‘We support action’: PM backs in US strikes on Iran
The prime minister has backed US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, while also urging a de-escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. In his first public comments since the…
Tesla launches self-driving robotaxis in Austin, Texas
Tesla has deployed a small group of self-driving taxis picking up paying passengers in Texas, with chief Elon Musk announcing the “robotaxi launch” and social media influencers posting videos of…
‘No way’ Australia will deploy combat troops in Iran
Australia is considering its next steps after one of its closest allies joined with Israel to bomb Iran, exacerbating volatility in the Middle East. After days of growing escalation, the…
Renters fearful of speaking up about essential repairs
Almost seven in 10 private housing tenants worry about asking for repairs in case they face a rent increase. A survey of more than a thousand renters across Australia has…
Long way to go to stop lending for deforestation
Australian banks have been slow to trim exposure to deforestation, with big agribusiness players still found to be lending to bush-bulldozing businesses. Two years on from the Australian Conservation Foundation’s…