Brisbane bans secret filming with AI glasses at council pools
Brisbane City Council has banned the use of AI smart glasses to secretly film people in its public pools.
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Sightings of 'Sammy' the seal lying next to dead birds spark concerns
Portland residents are calling for authorities to protect a celebrity elephant seal known as Sammy from the bird flu…
Read at source →Sailor codenamed 'Aquaman' to face trial over alleged plan to smuggle dealer
A German national and his partner have been ordered to stand trial in Darwin over their alleged role in an…
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Join siguimi.com →Robots replace soldiers in Ukraine's first drone parade
It was not soldiers marching down Kyiv's main parade to mark 35 years of Ukrainian independence, but robots designed to…
Read at source →Trump administration proposes $103,000 fee for skilled worker visas
A new proposal would charge employers $US103,265 for H-1B visas and attempt to make permanent a temporary rule…
Read at source →'Everyone is on edge' as migration policy confusion reigns
As One Nation MP David Farley calls for "flexibility" on migration policy in his electorate of Farrer, community…
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Former NT Young Australian of the Year to run for Labor in remote by-election
A trailblazing nurse and Yolŋu man from remote Elcho Island will run for Labor in the upcoming race for the Northern…
Read at source →Convicted murderer Sue Neill-Fraser can now talk to media, law centre says
The Human Rights Law Centre says a restrictive parole condition that stopped Sue Neill-Fraser from being able to claim…
Read at source →Gym auditor questions 24/7 model as weightlifter recovers from crushing
The incident has sparked calls for better safety measures at gyms as the majority move to a 24/7 model with unstaffed…
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More than $60m in Tasmanian labour hire contracts awarded without tender
The Tasmanian government has awarded $61 million in external labour hire contracts without conducting any tender…
Read at source →Concerns AFP drugs team may implicate Australia in US boat strikes
Unanswered questions about the Australian Federal Police's new anti-drugs taskforce in Colombia have sparked concerns…
Read at source →Driver, passenger trapped as bus crashes into train bridge
Emergency crews work for an hour to free the trapped bus driver after the passenger service crashed into a rail bridge…
Read at source →Liberal tensions erupt as Andrew Hastie clashes with WA party leader
Prominent WA federal Liberal MP Andrew Hastie intensifies his criticism of state opposition leader Basil Zempilas's…
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Ralph Carr sobs as he is sentenced to six years in jail for rape
The disgraced celebrity agent could be eligible for parole in four years, with a judge denying his last-ditch legal bid…
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'Like a ghost town': Homebuyer saw red flags ahead of developer's collapse
Bathla Group says tax changes, softening sales and construction costs have led to its plight.
Read at source →Court hears of 'repercussions' for Scots College boys over alleged sexual assault
Three Sydney private school students charged over the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl have already faced…
Read at source →I was too young to understand infertility when diagnosed at 16
I was only 16 when told I would never be able to carry a child. Ten years later, there was some hope.
Read at source →NRL changes rules to allow Jai Arrow to 'play' 100 games for Souths
The Rabbitohs successfully petition the NRL to change the league's interchange rules to allow Jai Arrow to take the…
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Second case of H5 bird flu in Queensland
The wild shearwater found dead at Castaways Beach returned a positive result for the disease from the Queensland…
Read at source →Man accused of murdering 78yo during crime spree remains in custody
A man accused of beating a 78-year-old man to death with a metal pole and injuring two other men remains in custody in…
Read at source →Energy efficiency business accused of fraud by Victorian authorities
The Essential Services Commission says the company submitted digitally altered photos and falsified customers to claim…
Read at source →Charter guide spots foreign fishing boat, crew detained
The operator of a Far North Queensland fishing charter company says there is still anxiety about the arrivals of…
Read at source →Once-discreet museum thefts turn violent with explosives and axes
Europe's museum thieves once relied on deception, stealth and reconnaissance, but sledgehammers, axes, and explosives…
Read at source →Good character references to be scrapped in all WA criminal cases
The WA government will scrap the use of good character references in court cases, which allow convicted criminals to…
Read at source →Queensland bail breach laws to carry minimum 12 month jail sentence
Premier David Crisafulli confirmed the legislation, which is set to be introduced into parliament this week, will apply…
Read at source →Breaking: Missing 85-year-old man found alive after crash
An 85-year-old man missing since Sunday night has been found alive after crashing his car near Mitta Mitta.
Read at source →ANU admits it 'failed' academic who accused Julie Bishop of bullying
The Australian National University apologises to academic Liz Allen after she accused senior leadership within the…
Read at source →McVeigh to canvass Hird return as icon urges Bombers fans to unite
Mark McVeigh and Andrew Welsh are set to approach James Hird about a role at the club after he was overlooked to return…
Read at source →Rainfall records fall for August across SA, swift water rescue underway
The SES is responding to a swift water rescue at Currency Creek following heavy downpours across South Australia.
Read at source →Wiring issue causes second Sydney train delay in a fortnight
Transport for New South Wales says repairs to overhead train lines are complete, after wiring issues caused delays for…
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With native forestry banned across WA, why are logging trucks still on the road?
South West locals say the WA government's support for ecological thinning is deeply concerning, and a number of…
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Piastri searching for answers as teammate re-enters F1 title picture
Oscar Piastri's "disappointing" end to the Dutch Grand Prix leaves the Australian and his McLaren team searching for…
Read at source →'Economic onslaught': What is the new US plan for Iran?
The US is threatening to target the economies of countries that cooperate with Iran, as part of what it calls an…
Read at source →Two ABC presenters share stories of 35 years in media
In a cutthroat and ever-changing industry, 102.5 ABC Perth's Mark Gibson and Nadia Mitsopoulos have each reached a…
Read at source →Mother of teen allowed to leave hospital before suicide calls for change
A Perth teenager who took her own life within hours of leaving hospital had attempted suicide 25 minutes before being…
Read at source →Asylum's temporary closure labelled 'economic catastrophe'
This abandoned psychiatric hospital has been a huge drawcard for the small town of Ararat. Now it has been closed,…
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