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BUSINESS24m agoAsian stocks fall on US tech sell-off; BoJ holds rate at 31-year high; Australia PPI rises 1.1% Q/QAsian stocks declined following a US tech sell-off, while the Bank of Japan maintained its interest rate at a 31-year high and Australia reported a 1.1% quarterly rise in its Producer Price Index. This indicates a complex and varied global economic landscape.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS1h agoAustralia's Q3 PPI rises 1.1% Q/Q; annual producer inflation holds steady at 3.6%Australia's Producer Price Index increased by 1.1% quarter-over-quarter in Q3, with the annual producer inflation remaining stable at 3.6%. This data provides insight into Australia's inflationary pressures and economic health.Seeking Alpha Tech
MILITARY2h agoChina’s Military Build-up Has Created ‘Pressure’ in Southeast Asia, Australian Defense Chief SaysThe Diplomat
WORLD4h agoMushroom murderer fails to overturn convictions in Australian court challengeErin Patterson argued her trial was unfair due to seven grounds but three appeal judges dismissed them all.BBC World
WORLD5h agoAustralian mushroom killer Erin Patterson likely to die in jail after failed appealAustralian mushroom murderer Erin Patterson lost a bid to overturn her convictions and had a harsher sentence imposed on Friday, failing to prove she was wrongfully jailed for killing three people with a poisoned lunch. Patterson was found guilty last year of murdering her husband’s parents and elderly aunt, deliberately lacing their beef Wellington meal with highly toxic death cap mushrooms. The 52-year-old maintained her triple murder convictions were a “miscarriage of justice”, urging the...South China Morning Post
WORLD5h agoConvicted mushroom murderer Australia loses appeal, will never be releasedDe vrouw die in Australië is veroordeeld tot een levenslange gevangenisstraf voor de moord op drie mensen door vergiftiging met paddenstoelen, heeft het hoger beroep in de zaak verloren. Dat betekent dat Erin Patterson geen kans maakt op vervroegde vrijlating. Patterson (52) werd eind vorig jaar veroordeeld tot driemaal levenslang, met kans op vervroegde vrijlating na 33 jaar. Tegen die uitspraak ging het Openbaar Ministerie in beroep. Justitie vond dat de vrouw vanwege de ernst van de gepleegde strafbare feiten geen aanspraak mocht maken op vervroegde vrijlating. Het hof van beroep van de staNOS Buitenland
BUSINESS5h agoHas Australia’s push for lower house prices gone too far?Canberra wanted to cool one of the world’s hottest property marketsFinancial Times
WORLD6h agoAustralian court to rule on Erin Patterson’s appeal in mushroom murders casePatterson (52) showed no emotion as a judge outlined that her sentence had been lengthenedIrish Times World
POLITICS8h agoCan Canada, UK and Australia grasp chance offered by US-China rivalry?As middle powers, Australia, Britain and Canada can do more than most other nations to influence global peace in the face of a new great power rivalry between China and the United States. These three nations owe their citizens, and perhaps the wider world, an earnest effort to rise to the challenge of being peacemakers. They have three attributes in common that give them unique potential to be a pivotal force. First is their own shared histories as members of the Anglosphere and therefore close...South China Morning Post
WORLD10h agoAustralian mother refused appeal against conviction for poisonous mushroom murdersA court has ruled that an Australian woman who murdered three people by serving them beef wellington laced with poisonous mushrooms can never be released from prison.Sky News World
WORLD11h agoShe was 19 years old, went out with friends to watch a boxing match and died shot: the crime that shocked AustraliaVana-Reese Schuster-Togiatau was 19 years old and had gone out to watch boxing with friends. Two men in balaclavas fired randomly into a crowd of over 100 people.Clarín
WORLD12h ago3rd Test, Day 3: Australia inch ahead; South Africa fightThe third day of the ongoing Test match between South Africa and Australia witnessed some thrilling action.newsbytesapp · india
WORLD14h ago3rd Test, Marques Ackerman hammers twin fifties versus Australia: StatsSouth Africa cricket team's Marques Ackerman slammed a 62-run knock for his side against Australia in the 3rd and final Test at Newlands, Cape Town.newsbytesapp · india
WORLD17h agoTeenager dies after masked gunmen open fire outside Australian pubThe Independent World
CONFLICT19h agoNineteen-year-old woman on night out dies after masked gunmen open fire outside Australian pubThe Independent World
SCI & TECH19h agoOpenMove AI unit inks MoU with Australia's Quintessence LabsKUALA LUMPUR: OpenMove AI Bhd, formerly known as Rexit Bhd, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Australia's Quintessence Labs Pty Ltd to explore opportunities in quantum-safe cybersecurity solutions.thestar_my · malaysia
POLITICS23h agoAustralian broadcaster tells rightwing populist One Nation party to stop using Bluey in political cartoonsVideo shows beloved blue heeler in a violent political cartoon featuring Australia’s prime ministerThe Independent World
WORLD1d agoAustralia returns ancient stone heads to China after more than 30 yearsAustralia has returned two stone sculptures to China after more than 30 years abroad. The statues, showing the heads of a military official and civil servant, had been given to the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra by a private collector and date back to the Northern Song dynasty (960–1127). China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration received the heads on Wednesday, according to the state broadcaster CCTV. They are thought to have been removed from two imperial mausoleums in Henan...South China Morning Post
POLITICS1d ago‘Embarrassment’: Murdoch’s warning to Buti before AI blunder - The West Australian‘Embarrassment’: Murdoch’s warning to Buti before AI blunder The West Australian ‘Extremely disappointed’: WA government seeks reimbursement from Deloitte over flawed university report The Guardian Magic pudding. Deloitte’s three-way $7B uni merger looks more like a takeover Michael West Media WA needs a top-ranking university that can compete for top academic talent. A merger could give us just that The Age Division clouds WA pitch for mega-uni to counter east coast dominance AFRgoogle · australia
MILITARY1d agoNavy Submarine Arrives in Western Australia for Scheduled Maintenance PeriodThe submarine USS Colorado arrived at HMAS Stirling, Australia, to begin a scheduled, monthlong maintenance period. The visit marks the fourth submarine maintenance period in Western Australia since the establishment of the Australia, U.K., U.S. trilateral security partnership.DoD News
BUSINESS1d agoFirst consignment of Telangana’s Tandur red gram flagged off to AustraliaThe first shipment of Tandur red gram from Telangana has been sent to Australia, marking a new international trade route for the agricultural product. This signifies an expansion of agricultural exports from the region.The Hindu
MILITARY1d agoAustralia pushes to beef up air defensesAustralia expects to select the winning platform for LAND 6504 in late 2027 following a RFP that is expected in the early part of the year.Breaking Defense
POLITICS1d agoStop using Bluey, Australian broadcaster tells Pauline Hanson’s far-right partyAustralia’s national broadcaster ABC called on the far-right One Nation party on Wednesday to stop using children’s TV character Bluey in its political cartoons. Bluey is the popular star of an Australian cartoon series featuring canines navigating childhood and parenting in the suburbs. Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has come under fire for a 2024 political cartoon depicting Bluey driving a car over an Australian politician. That cartoon in particular has come into the spotlight since a man...South China Morning Post
BUSINESS2d agoAustralia inflation rises to 4.3% in September, exceeding forecasts and RBA targetAustralia's inflation rate rose to 4.3% in September, surpassing both forecasts and the Reserve Bank of Australia's target. This indicates growing economic pressure in the region.Seeking Alpha Tech
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