The number of missing Australians has risen to 41 and among them are four Victorians.

Federal authorities allege that two men from Western Australia were principal operators of an international hacking syndicate responsible for exfiltrating data from over half a million users worldwide.

Authorities report that over 570 tourists from Australia, India, Malaysia, and other countries are unaccounted for following severe flooding in the Nepal-Tibet border region.

Commentators argue that details regarding meetings and discussions between PM Anthony Albanese and private donors should be publicly recorded, emphasizing democratic accountability over secrecy.

Amid rising living costs, more Australians are finding ways to generate significant extra income through various side hustles, from selling Pokemon cards to creating cat videos.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has assured West Australians that the current Goods and Services Tax (GST) arrangements, which provide billions to the state budget annually, will not be altered under his leadership.

Australian Opposition foreign affairs spokesperson Ted O'Brien undertook a rare journey from northern China to a secretive nation in 2010, a destination few Australians visit.

Four Australians are currently under investigation in connection with the death of a Perth father in Bali, following an alleged assault.

An Israeli investment fraud scam has reportedly defrauded over 4,000 Australians of millions of dollars. A businessman named Shefi Goldberg, linked to the investigation, denies any involvement.

Millions of Australians who receive Centrelink payments are set to experience changes to their fortnightly payment rates, with details on specific increases now available.

As the cost of living increases, Australians are attempting to extend the life of their food, yet they may be inadvertently contributing to food waste.

A significant court ruling is expected to redefine the possibilities for citizenship claims for certain Australians, potentially affecting individuals like Ophelia.

A discussion in Australia explores the legality and ethics of picking fruit from someone else's garden, alongside a Liberal frontbencher's comment suggesting Australians 'put a jumper on in winter' instead of stricter housing standards.

Nearly 28 million Australians are participating in the country's largest and most inclusive census, which includes questions on gender, sexual orientation, and sex recorded at birth.

Nearly a million Australians are collectively owed $274 million in unclaimed money, with individuals averaging around $280. Authorities are encouraging citizens to check if they are eligible to claim their share.

Experts report a 'growing divide' in Australia's property markets, with some areas experiencing record gains while others face significant losses, indicating emerging 'cracks' in the housing sector.

"Australians should expect to see more spread and larger numbers now of wildlife being affected," said Agriculture Minister Julie Collins.

Following the failure of a French lead, the former lead investigator, Eddy Vos, believes there is still a strong chance to solve the Brabant Killings case, suggesting that if Australians could solve a similar cold case, Belgium could too.

A Guardian Essential poll shows a significant drop in Angus Taylor's approval rating and a plateau in One Nation's primary vote, with Australians also critical of the government's handling of inflation.

Australians are losing an estimated $32 billion annually to gambling, more per capita than any other country, with a 'blind spot' in superannuation funding contributing to this issue.

A survey conducted by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) indicates that inflation remains the primary concern for Australians, reflecting ongoing economic pressures.

ABS data reveals that one in ten Australians are dissatisfied with life, with 'wellbeing poverty' reaching new highs, though community cohesion and trust contribute to higher happiness scores.

Internal documents reveal that an estimated 144,600 Australians, many of whom are under 18, are projected to lose support for autism under planned National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) reforms by 2030.

Australians are rapidly adopting Chinese batteries as part of their shift towards renewable energy, with clean energy, backed by storage, now making up about half of the country’s energy supply.

Iceland is experiencing continued issues with emergency line calls, with one citizen unable to report a fire, while Australians have admitted mistakes, likely related to the system's operation or provider.

A trend among younger Australians, particularly Gen Z, shows a decrease in sexual activity and an increase in singledom. Factors contributing to this include technology replacing interaction and reduced alcohol consumption.

More Australians are turning to the $350 billion ETF market as a low-cost entry point to grow their wealth, a trend expected to continue.

A report by Swiss bank UBS reveals that over 25,000 Australians have become new millionaires, contributing to a global trend of rapid wealth expansion, the fastest since 2017.

A report examines the implications of declining house prices on the mortgage landscape and overall wealth of Australians.

New HELP loan rules in Australia will result in smaller repayments for students now, but a longer period of debt overall, prompting analysis of who truly benefits from the shake-up.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced an extension of the federal fuel tax discount, acknowledging that Australians are still facing financial pressure, though the extension is not in full.

Australia has eased travel restrictions for its citizens traveling to certain parts of the Middle East, though Foreign Minister Penny Wong still advises against non-essential travel.

A new figure detailing the amount Australians need to retire comfortably has been released, showing a significant increase, while many still overestimate their required savings.

Pauline Hanson's focus on working-class Australians is creating a problem for the Labor party, which acknowledges public frustration with the economy.

A new report indicates that New Zealand's median rent as a share of disposable income is 25.5% compared to Australia's 23%, but the gap is closing, suggesting an improving situation for NZ renters relative to their Australian counterparts.

Despite cigarette prices nearly tripling, nicotine use in Australia has increased by 40 percent since 2017, primarily driven by a significant rise in illegal tobacco sales, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

An advisory committee has cautioned that proposed overhauls to Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) could undermine its original goals and grant excessive power to the health minister, potentially harming individuals with disabilities.

An Oxfam analysis reveals that Australia's billionaires have seen their wealth increase by $25.7 billion in the past year, while 3.7 million Australians live in poverty, with the 20 richest holding more wealth than the bottom 3 million households.

Eleven Australians, who were detained by Israel while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza on a flotilla, have now joined a case at the International Criminal Court, alleging abuse during their custody.

A new report reveals how a significant increase in fuel prices has reshaped daily life for over 2,000 Australians, highlighting the economic shock's broad impact.

Details are provided on when Australians and others globally can best view this month's full moon, which is a rare blue 'micromoon' set to rise this weekend.

Food charities report an emerging group of Australians seeking food relief for the first time, with some resorting to eating from bins and watering down food to make ends meet.

Planes carrying 19 Australians reportedly linked to the Islamic State group have landed in Melbourne and Sydney.

The number of Australians taking short trips to Vietnam has more than doubled since 2016, as holiday-makers increasingly seek affordable and enriching travel experiences close to home.

An official has confirmed that the final group of Australians has departed a camp in Syria that housed relatives suspected of extremist ties, concluding a repatriation effort.

A New Zealand minister has extended an invitation to Australians who are dissatisfied with proposed capital gains tax changes in their country, suggesting they 'come over' to New Zealand.

Government analysis indicates that proposed funding cuts to Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) would disproportionately affect individuals with Down's syndrome, limiting their ability to leave home, work, and study.

Historian Clare Wright has won the $50,000 book of the year prize at the NSW Literary Awards for her nonfiction work, Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions, praised for its deep research and originality.

Once a stigmatized term, 'prepper' is now seen as sensible by ordinary Australians, with individuals living frugally in the bush or growing their own vegetables as a form of preparedness.

A lottery boss has been criminally charged following a $US95 million win by Australians, indicating potential irregularities or legal issues surrounding the payout.

Indigenous Australians have secured the largest payout ever awarded under Australia's native title laws after a billionaire mined their land without consent.

The new budget is designed to address economic anxieties affecting various generations, from Gen Z to boomers. Treasurer Jim Chalmers stated the budget seeks to mitigate concerns that are reportedly driving Australians towards parties like One Nation.

Personal testimonies from Jewish Australians have highlighted a concerning increase in antisemitism across the country, with individuals sharing experiences of hostility, discrimination, and the impact of events like the Bondi terror attack on their sense of belonging.

Rising living costs in Australia are causing a decline in the birth rate, as more young people find it unrealistic to afford having children and starting a family.

New retail data reveals Australian consumers are increasingly prioritizing weight-loss medications, affordable alternative brands, and electric vehicles while cutting back on discretionary items like pizza due to cost-of-living pressures.

Hearings tied to the Bondi synagogue attack have revealed deep-seated anxiety within Australia's Jewish community, with advocates hoping the inquiry will restore public safety and trust.

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Despite the catastrophic 2019-2020 Black Summer fires that devastated millions of hectares and claimed dozens of lives, research indicates that public opinion among climate skeptics in Australia remains largely unchanged.

Many Australian online sellers may be overlooking a crucial distinction in their tax obligations, potentially leading to unexpected financial surprises.

Australians are being urged to prepare for a potentially challenging spring season with elevated bushfire danger across various states and territories. Authorities are outlining preparations and advice for the public.

New data reveals a significant shift in wealth allocation in Australia, with fewer individuals, particularly among the wealthy, investing their capital into businesses. Instead, there is a growing trend of Australians flocking to property investment.

Former Liberal MP Jenny Ware has criticized the Coalition for backing gambling reforms that she believes 'let down' vulnerable Australians, stating that a 'public health crisis' demands a stronger response from major parties.

A Perth father has died after allegedly being attacked by a group of Australians in a Bali bar. He was hospitalized and fought for his life following the brutal assault.

An exclusive report reveals that nearly one-fifth of older Australians who challenged AI-determined home support funding received increased amounts after a human review, leading the Greens to criticize the health department's assessment tool for 'under-assessing' many individuals.

Bangladesh achieved a historic Test victory against Australia, a significant sporting event that is now being examined for its broader meaning and impact on the Bangladeshi-Australian community.

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta announced it has taken down more than 750,000 accounts suspected of being held by Australians under 16, as a world-first ban on teen accounts looms.

The Coalition, including Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan, will back Pauline Hanson's One Nation migration bill, which aims to prevent overseas Australians with terrorist links from returning home, despite previous vows to oppose her right-wing party.

A lecture is scheduled to discuss the contributions and experiences of Greek Australians who served in the Australian military during World War II.

A record number of Australians are applying for Irish citizenship, driven by the valuable work and travel opportunities an Irish passport provides.

There are concerns that some vulnerable Australians may not be counted in the upcoming Census, prompting field officers to ensure their inclusion.

A growing number of Australians are choosing to delay retirement, with many, like 73-year-old Keiri, embarking on multiple careers later in life due to a mix of financial security needs and other personal reasons.

A summit heard that while Australians value batteries and electric vehicles, the clean energy industry must earn the trust of regional communities, with calls for a national scheme to funnel benefits back to local councils.

New data on marriage in Australia indicates a decrease in the number of Australians tying the knot, while the divorce rate has slightly increased, revealing current trends in marital statistics.

Australians have drawn a line on what age they consider 'too old' for adults to still live with their parents, a discussion made more complex by the current rental market challenges.

The Australian government has issued a new warning for its citizens traveling abroad, cautioning that escalating global conflicts could disrupt flights and travel plans, making the situation 'unpredictable'.

A familiar face and a seemingly legitimate stock tip can start a scam the corporate regulator says is being "supercharged".

A new report, 'Growing Up in Australia,' reveals that Generation Z is more concerned about housing affordability than climate change or career paths, highlighting significant anxieties among young Australians.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is capitalizing on Australians' economic concerns by linking housing costs to immigration, offering a seemingly simple solution to complex issues.

A new report indicates that while Australians live longer, the nation's $271 billion health expenditure may be missing its mark due to rising out-of-pocket costs and the strain of chronic diseases on the system.

Higher-earning Australians, including some earning over $200,000, are increasingly using the 5% first home deposit scheme, leading economists to warn that Labor's removal of caps could be inflating prices as support flows to those in better financial positions.

Australia's largest superannuation fund, AustralianSuper, has become the biggest investor in coalminer Whitehaven, despite having divested from the company in 2020 and committing to a net-zero pledge. This move raises concerns about the fund's environmental commitments.

A petition has been started in Australia for 'Neil the Seal,' who has become an internet celebrity through numerous appearances on social media.

A 'life-saving' drug heavily subsidized for Australians with opioid dependency will be withdrawn from the market by the end of the year, raising fears that more medicines may be pulled due to global market reactions to policy changes.

As Australians face increasing financial strain, a new trend of 'frugal influencers' is emerging, offering advice on saving money rather than promoting luxury lifestyles.

Australians are increasingly exploring alternative, eco-friendly farewells such as cardboard coffins, natural burials, and water-based cremation to limit the environmental impact of their bodies after death.

Australia was gripped with 'Socceroos fever' as fans packed watch parties around lunchtime to cheer on the national team in their match against Paraguay in California.

A group of Australians has filed a lawsuit against their government with the United Nations, alleging that the country's coal and gas exports violate their human rights.

A heated discussion erupted over alleged American fouls against Australians during a 2-0 victory. Commentators debated the severity of the fouls, with one referencing the soap opera "Neighbours."

The annual Digital News Report 2026 highlights diverse trends in news consumption and trust across different countries. Findings include young Australians shunning traditional news sources, low trust in AI-generated news in Portugal, and growing news avoidance in Ireland despite trust in major brands.

The US-Iran peace deal has eased fears of an oil shock and lowered oil prices, leading to a fall in energy shares and complicated implications for global consumers, including Australians.

Three Croatian-Australians, Cimera, Šipek, and Stott Despoja, have been awarded royal recognition by Australia for their significant contributions to the community.

Australians are confronting three main winter bugs, with experts warning of a "worrying" trend in the country's flu response. The article advises on how to differentiate between the illnesses.

Australians are evaluating the implications of capital gains tax changes unveiled in the recent budget, considering whether to sell assets before 2027 or hold them indefinitely.

Australians are consuming more nicotine while spending less, as the illicit tobacco trade accounts for an estimated 80% of all tobacco and contributes to a 40% rise in overall nicotine consumption.

A debate is ongoing in Australia regarding the role of the anti-Semitism commission, with calls to protect Jewish Australians from hatred without shielding Israel from accountability.

Australians indicate they require more than A$1 million to achieve a comfortable retirement, highlighting concerns about financial security in later life.

Despite a decline in house prices, many Australians are still finding it difficult to purchase a home. This struggle is attributed to borrowing power shrinking at a faster rate than the fall in property values.

An article discusses the importance of preserving the voices and cultural heritage of Chinese Australians.

New modelling indicates that 90% of young Australians will see financial improvements under the Labor government's proposed tax reforms, which include a $1,000 tax deduction and changes to CGT and negative gearing.

AustralianSuper, a major superannuation fund, has expressed a positive outlook on the potential listing of Glencore on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

Jewish Australians have reported experiencing harassment and intimidation, including a dramatic increase in online hate messages, after giving evidence at a royal commission investigating antisemitism.

For some Australian Muslims, the dream of undertaking the Hajj pilgrimage is being challenged by rising costs and new logistical difficulties, causing delays.

New research, based on a study of older Australians, indicates that specific dietary changes can lead to a 'younger' biological age within just four weeks. This finding suggests that targeted dietary interventions may have a significant impact on the aging process.

An emotional Prime Minister Albanese has reiterated his commitment to proposed tax changes, emphasizing their goal to foster 'aspiration for all' Australians.

Australian property investors are reportedly looking to New Zealand, specifically Christchurch, Wellington, and Auckland, to find real estate bargains, indicating a cross-Tasman interest in the housing market.

Australians planning to travel overseas to a popular destination to escape winter may be affected by a recent change in visa rules.

A recent poll indicates that Australians largely prefer an independent foreign policy approach for their nation.

IGN is encouraging Australians to take part in its 'Generations in Play' survey, providing an opportunity for them to share their stories and experiences related to gaming.

Thousands of Australians have been denied passports because of a specific aspect of Dutch citizenship law, leading some to hope for a resolution to regain their citizenship.

Australia is sending an aircraft and crew to the Netherlands to repatriate six of its citizens who were on a ship affected by hantavirus.

Experts suggest that changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing in Australia's federal budget will make the 'rent-vesting' strategy less appealing for young Australians seeking to enter the housing market.

Indigenous Australians have won a record A$150 million in compensation from an Australian billionaire who exploited their land for mining without permission. This landmark settlement addresses the unauthorized use of their traditional territories.

A concise guide outlines the major announcements, key measures, and significant takeaways from the recently released Australian federal budget, providing essential information for citizens.

A report highlights that one in two Australians is experiencing workplace burnout, exploring the factors contributing to this trend and presenting a personal solution found by Nicole.

A debate is ongoing in Australia regarding the return of women and children linked to ISIS, with most Australians opposing their repatriation despite advocates highlighting the dangers they face abroad.

The third day of hearings for the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion heard 'terrifying' evidence from Jewish Australians, including accounts of a political candidate being violently abused and a schoolboy thrown into a bin.

Despite over 1,700 deaths in the last flu season, experts caution that Australians are still underestimating the potential risks as winter approaches.

The UK Home Office has implemented a new rule requiring all Australian citizens eligible for British nationality to formally apply for a British passport. The policy shift aims to streamline citizenship verification and update immigration records.

Family of two Sydney boys and their parents, who are among 39 Australians identified as missing after flash flooding, ‘worried, but hopeful’ The family of two Sydney boys who went missing with their…

The upcoming Binge series follows 14 Australians and Brits attempting to survive in an abandoned city without food, power, or running water.

Nepali tour operator fears 15 Australians who had been on a trekking tour near border with China have died after devastating flooding A Nepali tour operator says he fears that 15 Australians trekking…

A government report supports removing the enhanced private health insurance rebate for Australians aged 65 and older, projecting minimal coverage drops and annual savings of up to $940 million.

A significant portion of elderly Australians are refusing nursing and allied health services because they fear they cannot afford the costs, highlighting systemic communication and care gaps.

Jetstar has launched new non-stop flights to a popular Asian destination, adding 50,000 budget seats annually as Australians are already visiting the region in record numbers.

Some Australians are choosing to forgo the traditional 'Aussie dream' of large homes, instead opting for tiny homes that can cost around $130,000, exploring if smaller living can be a smarter choice.

This article explores whether the growing option for Australians to work from home has a positive or negative impact on the environment. It offers sustainable living tips to help reduce household carbon footprints.

Half a million Australians are reportedly at risk due to significant uncertainty surrounding funding for the addiction support sector, raising concerns about the future of vital services.

The Australian Labor government has abandoned a plan to merge Meals on Wheels and other home care programs into its aged care system, providing a last-minute reprieve for over 800,000 older Australians.

A new Screen Australia report, "Screen Currency 2026," indicates that Australian content makers face a significant challenge in retaining the attention of local viewers, despite 85% of Australians valuing access to local content.

Meta has announced the deactivation of 756,000 accounts potentially belonging to Australians under 16, as Australia intensifies its enforcement of age restrictions.

An estimated 15.7 million Australians may not have a binding nomination for their superannuation, potentially complicating asset distribution.

Australian rescuers successfully extracted an American from Antarctica, with very little time available due to the continent's severe winter conditions.

More Australian aerial firefighting pilots are spending their European summers assisting local authorities in battling wildfires across the continent.

A new study indicates that home ownership is a significant factor influencing how Australians cast their votes, potentially reshaping the country's political landscape.

An opinion piece argues for a 'blatantly discriminatory' Australian voting system designed to favor young people, citing the overrepresentation of older Australians in various spheres of life.

An exclusive report reveals that Australians are frequently prescribed medicinal cannabis products containing very high THC levels, despite only two out of over a thousand available products having undergone evaluation by the drug regulator.

Only six percent of Australians under the age of 16 are reportedly adhering to a social media ban, indicating that such prohibitions may not be highly effective. Experts suggest that a ban alone might not significantly help in regulating youth social media use.

Australians with secret "safe phones" have been advised to turn off their devices during a national ten-second emergency warning siren test scheduled for Monday, despite some state reservations.

The TV show 'Hope Street,' which premiered in 2021, has gained popularity with audiences in the UK and overseas, drawing Australians and Americans to a specific seaside town.

New data reveals a dramatic shift in Australians' drug use habits, presenting both encouraging news and a rising trend that has public health experts worried. The report highlights evolving challenges in addressing addiction and substance abuse across the country.

A landlord has ordered Divine Playhouse, an LGBTQ+ pop-up operating in a former Sydney church, to cancel its events following religious protests. The landlord claimed the events 'insulted and mocked' the beliefs of Christian Australians.

A far-right protester heckled Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a Melbourne hotel, shouting anti-immigrant slogans before being removed by police.

A flagship health report in Australia reveals that cancer patients are living longer, but diagnosis rates are increasing among younger people, while childhood vaccination rates are falling, raising expert concerns.

The Great Barrier Reef was not included on UNESCO's list of endangered world natural heritage sites, a decision welcomed by Australians.

A survey of over 15,000 Australians has revealed a national happiness divide, with one particular concern standing out as a dominant issue.

Tech and AI stocks, including companies like SpaceX, now constitute up to 12% of most balanced superannuation funds for Australians with retirement savings, according to experts.

As light pollution causes the night sky to brighten, Australians are actively working to protect and preserve the visibility of stars.

The article highlights perceived cultural similarities between Irish and Australians, noting their shared enjoyment of beer, pubs, and socializing.

The federal government has quietly initiated a rapid review into a controversial algorithm following alarms raised by older Australians. The review comes after concerns were voiced about the algorithm's impact, including a case where a father was deemed a low priority before his death.

The Australian Labor government's recent adjustments to its capital gains tax (CGT) policy are described as a 'tweak' rather than a major transformation, with the core objective of helping young Australians buy homes remaining unchanged.

A 2026 Digital News Report survey indicates that most Australians under 25 have never used newspapers or radio for news, although overall news interest has risen, particularly among women and young people.

With Australia's fertility rate at a record low, a growing number of Australians are choosing to be child-free and are advocating for more public and private spaces that do not allow children. This reflects a shift in lifestyle preferences.

Australians are re-evaluating where to place their savings, turning away from once-favored options, according to a new survey, as interest rates and significant investment opportunities, such as a $2.5 trillion space bet, influence financial decisions.

A new poll indicates that support for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has slumped, with One Nation edging ahead of Labor as the country's most supported party.

A new report indicates that almost all Australians are engaging with the arts, with attendance hitting a record high and increasing recognition of creativity's social and personal benefits.

Growing pessimism among Australians about the future is reportedly driving increased support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party, with voters seeking political disruption.

The implementation of the European Union's new digital identity system has led to significant travel delays, including six-hour waits, causing some Australian travelers to miss their flights to Europe.

A recent study indicates that Australians now believe they need A$1 million to comfortably retire, reflecting changing financial perceptions.

Australians are receiving a warning about increasing everyday costs, even as there is a reprieve in interest rate rises. The article breaks down key financial stories and their implications for consumers.

An initiative focused on preserving the unique voices and stories of Chinese Australians is being highlighted.

Details are provided on when Australians can best view this month's full moon, which is a rare blue 'micromoon'.

New Zealand's property market is attracting interest from Australians due to the lack of a capital gains tax, but experts warn of a major catch.

As migration becomes a dominant political issue in Australia, Indian Australians report experiencing personal social costs.

Australian police have dropped charges against an artist who depicted prominent Australians in uniforms with Nazi symbols, despite initial charges and internal legal advice suggesting it was political satire.

Australians deported after being detained by Israel on a Gaza-bound flotilla have alleged abuse during their detention, while Israel maintains all procedures were lawful.

The Greek Herald, one of Australia's oldest migrant newspapers, continues to connect generations of Greek Australians to their language, community, and culture, celebrating a century of publication.

Following a recent by-election victory, an analysis explores the rising popularity of Australia's One Nation party and the demographics of its supporters.

Six passengers, including five Australians and one New Zealander, from a ship affected by hantavirus have arrived in Australia and will undergo a three-week quarantine period in a facility built during the coronavirus pandemic.

Experts warn that tax changes designed to help younger Australians enter the housing market could lead to unintended consequences for some citizens.

The Australian budget included a further increase on a long-standing, often unknown, hidden tax affecting Australian travellers.

Despite the Treasurer's claims of fairer tax reforms, figures suggest that the budget's rhetoric may not align with the reality for many younger Australians, who may not enjoy the same advantages as their parents.

Australia's opposition has criticized the upcoming budget, arguing it fails to adequately address the housing and cost-of-living pressures faced by young Australians, while also questioning the timing of a related report.

A new survey indicates a widespread decline in how much Australians trust each other and the nation's institutions, painting an 'alarming' picture of social cohesion.

A royal commission heard concerns that antisemitism has become 'almost fashionable' among Australians, with one witness describing how her daughter now fears for her safety in Jewish areas. The testimonies highlighted a perceived increase in anti-Jewish sentiment in the country.