7 September 2026
‘Redemption of spirit’: Joyce backs under-pressure One Nation state leader The Australian
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7 September 2026
Ashlyn Nassif, daughter of Toplace boss who fled Australia in 2022, has pleaded guilty to providing false or misleading information to obtain loan from Westpac Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Ashlyn Nassif, the daughter of Jean Nassif, pleaded guilty in June to providing false or misleading information to obtain the loan from Westpac, which was used to construct three apartment towers in Sydney’s north-west in 2021.
7 September 2026
The prevalence of nationalism, authoritarianism, and populism explains the rise of far-right politics in Australia.
7 September 2026
Guardian Australia has launched Politics, really, a new authored daily newsletter led by political editor Tom McIlroy, to helping Australians understand what’s going on in politics and why it really ...
7 September 2026
Sydney-headquartered group suspends work on some of its 45 construction sites affecting 60% of workforce Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates The insolvency advisory Teneo said on Monday that new short-term funding arrangements would only allow Bathla to continue construction on some of its 45 construction sites, though it did not identify which projects were being prioritised.
7 September 2026
Some qualified nurses that have been with Plunket for more than 20 years have retired early because of the pressure, says the nurses union.
7 September 2026
Cook Islander Tiare Henry-Anguna has become the second woman from her country to win the Miss Oceania title.
7 September 2026
The industry has been pushing for cuts to excise for decades. With the explosion in illegal cigarette sales, those calls have grown louder ...
