No Comment Severe flooding plagues Sydney as major storms hit Torrential rain and high winds battered Australia’s east coast on Sunday, leaving up to 26,000 homes without power while flooding forced hundreds of people into evacuation… 06/06/2016
World News Diver's death treated as second 'fatal shark incident' near Perth in a week A 60-year-old woman has died of injuries consistent with a shark attack sustained off the coast of Western Australia. 05/06/2016
Sci-Tech Can sea snails accelerate a cure for cancer? From the ocean to the science lab, researchers are investigating whether a chemical found in sea snails may be used to tackle chemo-resistant cancers. 01/06/2016
Culture news Sydney Opera House a cascade of colour for VIVID Light Festival A light show on the sails of the Sydney Opera House opened the VIVID Festival, a festival which celebrated light, music and new ideas. 31/05/2016
World News Great Barrier Reef bleaching kills '35% of coral' in northern and central section More than one third of the coral in the northern and central parts of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is dead or dying, though the southern sections have been largely… 30/05/2016
World News Australian election campaign hijacked by police raids Australia’s election campaign was hijacked on Friday by police raids on the Labor opposition, over a suspected leak of documents citing cost blow-outs in a multi-billion dollar broadband upgrade, spar 20/05/2016
Economy Australian government forced to think again on backpacker tax The Australian government has said it will look again at a planned tax hike for foreign travellers who work in the country after farmers complained it has created a shortage of fruit pickers. 17/05/2016
No Comment World's largest plane lands in Australia This is the world’s biggest plane touching down in Australia for the first time. Thousands of people turned out in Perth to see the landing. The 17/05/2016
World News World's largest plane touches down in Australia The world’s largest plane has touched down in Perth. Tens of thousands of enthusiasts gathered in and around the airport to witness the 84-metre-long 16/05/2016
World News Australian police foil alleged ISIL boat plot Police in Australia have arrested five men suspected of trying to sail a small boat from North Queensland in a bid to eventually ending up in Syria 11/05/2016
World News Australia votes on July 2 after PM Turnbull calls election No more speculation Australia goes to the polls on July 2. 04/05/2016
World News Australia vows no change in asylum policy after Somali woman sets herself on fire Australia has vowed no change to its refugee policy after a Somali woman seeking asylum set fire to herself in protest over her detention on the 03/05/2016
Economy Bitcoin creator allegedly unmasked Australian technology entrepreneur Craig Wright has said he is the creator of bitcoin, which could have major ramifications for the controversial digital currency. 02/05/2016
Papua New Guinea Australian offshore detention of asylum seekers 'illegal' rules court Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court has ruled that Australia’s practice of detaining asylum seekers on Manus Island is illegal and must stop. Under 26/04/2016
France Australia chooses France for lucrative submarines contract Australia has chosen France to build a new fleet of submarines, rejecting Japanese and German bids 26/04/2016
World News ANZAC Day: "It's a story of brave men who fought in a foreign land for our values" A dawn service is held at ANZAC Cove in Gallipoli in Turkey to remember the Australian and New Zealand troops who landed there during the First World War 25/04/2016
World News Thousands turn out across Australia and NZ to mark ANZAC Day Tens of thousands of Australians and New Zealanders have attended dawn services to mark ANZAC Day. In the Australian capital, Canberra, about 55,000 25/04/2016