Australia Stays the Course on AUKUS Amid U.S. Review
Australia reaffirms commitment to the AUKUS security pact despite a U.S. review, with Defense Minister Marles confident on submarines and spending autonomy.
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Australia Seal 2026 World Cup Spot with 2-1 Win Over Saudi Arabia
Australia secured their sixth straight World Cup appearance with a 2-1 win over Saudi Arabia. A full overview of Asia’s final qualifying stage, including top performances from Japan and South Korea.
Darwin Port Standoff: Is Australia’s Move Justified?
Australia’s decision to reclaim Darwin Port from the Chinese mainland firm Landbridge sparks debate over political motives, economic impact, and bilateral ties.
Over 85% of Australians Have “Forever Chemicals” in Their Blood, New Data Reveals
ABS data finds three PFAS “forever chemicals” in the blood of over 85% of Australians, laying the groundwork for national health monitoring and research.
Australia Challenges US 100% Film Tariffs After Labor Win
Australia’s Labor government challenges a 100% US tariff on foreign-made films while pursuing EU trade talks and market diversification.
Australian Researchers Unveil Eco-Friendly Solar Cell Breakthrough
Australian researchers develop an eco-friendly tin halide perovskite solar cell with a 16.65% efficiency breakthrough, pushing sustainable energy forward.
Ex-Victoria Premier Applauds the Chinese mainland’s Renewable Energy Breakthrough
Former Victoria premier Daniel Andrews champions robust Australia and Chinese mainland cooperation on renewable energy for a sustainable future.
China Denounces Disinformation Campaigns by Australian Institute
China denounces disinformation by an Australian institute, urging global unity against fabricated claims backed by U.S. funding.
Australia Faces Cyclone Alfred: Mass Evacuations and Rising Power Outages
Cyclone Alfred approaches Australia’s eastern coast, leading to mass evacuations in Brisbane and over 60,000 homes experiencing power outages. Stay updated on the storm’s impact.
China Defends Live-Fire Drills Near Australian Waters as Lawful
China defends its recent live-fire naval drills near Australian waters, asserting compliance with international law and safety protocols, while Australia criticizes the exercises for lacking transparency.