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Australia Featured News

  • How ‘Honey Traps’ Can Exploit Emotion and Ensnare Western Leaders
    How ‘Honey Traps’ Can Exploit Emotion and Ensnare Western Leaders
    'CEOs, it's a very lonely job. It's a very lonely existence that these people have because they're working long hours,' says one former federal police agent.
    November 12, 2026BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australians Still at Risk of Beijing’s Global Repression ‘Superstructure’: Report
    Australians Still at Risk of Beijing’s Global Repression ‘Superstructure’: Report
    The CCP's unofficial 'police' network has grown from 73 groups in 2015, to 1,178 worldwide by the end ...
    November 10, 2026BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Car Dealers Call for Pause on New Brands Entering Amid Chinese EV Surge
    Car Dealers Call for Pause on New Brands Entering Amid Chinese EV Surge
    Industry group warns overseas competition is squeezing local dealerships as Chinese manufacturers expand their share of Australia's vehicle ...
    November 9, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
  • Why Some Australians Could Pay 3 Times More Tax Under Labor’s Trust Plan
    Why Some Australians Could Pay 3 Times More Tax Under Labor’s Trust Plan
    A small business owner earning $45,000 through a family trust could pay more than three times as much ...
    November 9, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Victoria’s Last Warship-Building Shipyard Sold to HK-based Group, Analysts Weigh In
    Victoria’s Last Warship-Building Shipyard Sold to HK-based Group, Analysts Weigh In
    Williamstown Shipyard was used to construct all 10 ANZAC class frigates for Australia and New Zealand.
    November 5, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Shovels and Lock-Picking: Inside Melbourne Restaurants’ Grappling With Crime
    Shovels and Lock-Picking: Inside Melbourne Restaurants’ Grappling With Crime
    From an opening-week break-in to intruders wielding shovels on Hardware Lane, restaurant operators describe mounting security concerns and ...
    November 5, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Chinese AI Models Still Allowed to Run on Australian Government Systems
    Chinese AI Models Still Allowed to Run on Australian Government Systems
    Home Affairs says government agencies can, in some cases, safely run downloadable AI models inside protected computer systems.
    November 3, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • The King’s Former Horse Wins the Race He Wanted ‘More Than Anything Else’
    The King’s Former Horse Wins the Race He Wanted ‘More Than Anything Else’
    Trainer Ciaron Maher's mother wrote to the King, joined him for lunch, and the rest is history.
    November 3, 2026BY Josh Spasaro
  • ANU Says CCP Seizure of Academics’ Passports a ‘Misunderstanding’
    ANU Says CCP Seizure of Academics’ Passports a ‘Misunderstanding’
    During their visit to China, CCP authorities arrived at the delegation’s hotel and confiscated their passports.
    October 29, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Is Your House ‘Made in China?’ Builder Says 90 Percent of Materials Come From There
    Is Your House ‘Made in China?’ Builder Says 90 Percent of Materials Come From There
    'Steel frames, cladding, insulation, screws and fixings, electrical cables, all of it,' says building boss Scott Challen.
    October 28, 2026BY Daniel Y. Teng and Jerry Zhu
  • Beijing Gave Australia Just 2 Hours’ Notice Before Firing Ballistic Missile Across the Pacific: Senate
    Beijing Gave Australia Just 2 Hours’ Notice Before Firing Ballistic Missile Across the Pacific: Senate
    Australia's Penny Wong spoke about the 'destabilising' test with CCP Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Manila.
    October 28, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Convicted ISIS Insurgency Planner to Walk Free Sunday, No Bid to Keep Him Locked Up
    Convicted ISIS Insurgency Planner to Walk Free Sunday, No Bid to Keep Him Locked Up
    The AFP says it only has power to apply for a 'control order' that sets restrictions on Isaac ...
    October 28, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Australia’s Digital ‘Duty of Care’ Bill Passes Lower House
    Australia’s Digital ‘Duty of Care’ Bill Passes Lower House
    Parliament has approved two amendments to the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026, introduced by ...
    October 28, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Australia Considers Sharing Travellers’ Biometrics With US to Keep Visa-Free Access
    Australia Considers Sharing Travellers’ Biometrics With US to Keep Visa-Free Access
    Australian authorities have been tasked with finding better ways to verify traveller IDs with officials considering handing over ...
    October 27, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Senate Probes Surge in Multicultural Grants From $6 Million to $325 Million
    Senate Probes Surge in Multicultural Grants From $6 Million to $325 Million
    The 5,400 percent jump in funding occurred over a three year period with officials saying the new figure ...
    October 27, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Greens Leader Says AFP Unable to Act When Foreign Regimes Try to Force Australians Overseas
    Greens Leader Says AFP Unable to Act When Foreign Regimes Try to Force Australians Overseas
    In Australia, it is still not a crime when a foreign regime forces a resident to leave the ...
    October 27, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • $250 Million Spent so Far Managing Released Immigration Detainees: Senate
    $250 Million Spent so Far Managing Released Immigration Detainees: Senate
    Deputy Secretary Michael Thomas said the detainees could get short-term help with accommodation when leaving detention.
    October 27, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Australia Imports Billions in Goods at Risk of Forced Labour, Commissioner Warns
    Australia Imports Billions in Goods at Risk of Forced Labour, Commissioner Warns
    Australia imports an estimated US$17.4 billion a year in goods at risk of being made with forced labour, ...
    October 26, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • As a Golden Dragon Winds Through Melbourne, a Message Against a 27-Year Persecution Follows
    As a Golden Dragon Winds Through Melbourne, a Message Against a 27-Year Persecution Follows
    Hundreds of Australians gathered in Melbourne to continue raising awareness about the CCP's brutal 27-year persecution.
    October 24, 2026BY Alfred Bui
  • Bishop Says Love Will Be ‘Loudest Voice’ in the Dark Days After MP Attack
    Bishop Says Love Will Be ‘Loudest Voice’ in the Dark Days After MP Attack
    'We're holding Helen in our prayers, the brave bystanders and first responder,' said Bishop Clarence E Bester.
    October 20, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • US Embassy Condemns CCP-Linked Transnational Repression in Australia
    US Embassy Condemns CCP-Linked Transnational Repression in Australia
    Australian police have charged eight people with foreign interference since 2018, while NZ's spy agency says China is ...
    October 20, 2026BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Why Australian Councils Keep Raising Rates—and What Could Be Done Differently
    Why Australian Councils Keep Raising Rates—and What Could Be Done Differently
    A council may own roads, bridges, drains, libraries, swimming pools, parks and buildings worth hundreds of millions of ...
    October 20, 2026BY Shane Shmuel
  • Victorian Man Takes Road Repairs Into His Own Hands With 100 Kilograms of Asphalt
    Victorian Man Takes Road Repairs Into His Own Hands With 100 Kilograms of Asphalt
    'You could stand in the hole and it would be up to your shins,' said Peter Gleeson.
    October 13, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Mum Recounts How 2 Carloads of Masked Men Rammed Family Friend’s Car 5 Times
    Mum Recounts How 2 Carloads of Masked Men Rammed Family Friend’s Car 5 Times
    The gang of men hit their Toyota Aurion 5 times, flattening 3 tyres in the process, and causing ...
    October 12, 2026BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Should Drugs Be Banned or Regulated? Australia’s Debate Over How to Tackle Addiction
    Should Drugs Be Banned or Regulated? Australia’s Debate Over How to Tackle Addiction
    The approach to dealing with drug use in Australia has splintered along two opposing approaches.
    October 11, 2026BY Henry Jom
  • UAE Prosecutor Says Flydubai Co-Pilot Drifted Toward Extremism While in Australia
    UAE Prosecutor Says Flydubai Co-Pilot Drifted Toward Extremism While in Australia
    The suspect was a student at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia.
    October 10, 2026BY Aldgra Fredly
  • Shellenberger Calls on Australia to Axe Digital ‘Duty of Care’ Bill
    Shellenberger Calls on Australia to Axe Digital ‘Duty of Care’ Bill
    American academic and investigator warns proposed online safety laws could give authorities sweeping powers to monitor and censor ...
    October 10, 2026BY Jerry Zhu
TOP NEWS
  • US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
    4hr By Jill McLaughlin
    US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
  • Senate Banking Chair Asks Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang, Commerce Chief Lutnick to Testify
    5hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Senate Banking Chair Asks Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang, Commerce Chief Lutnick to Testify
  • Van Hollen Challenges Schumer for Senate Majority Leader
    6hr By Joseph Lord
    Van Hollen Challenges Schumer for Senate Majority Leader
  • Day in Photos: Brooklyn Building Collapse, Heavy Rainfall in France, and Meteorite Exhibition
    8hr By Epoch Times Staff
    Day in Photos: Brooklyn Building Collapse, Heavy Rainfall in France, and Meteorite Exhibition
  • How Child Protective Services Are Allegedly Removing Kids From ‘Non-Affirming’ Parents | Laura Hanford
    8hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    How Child Protective Services Are Allegedly Removing Kids From ‘Non-Affirming’ Parents | Laura Hanford
  • Blanche Says DOJ Has Not Confirmed If Ex-Nvidia CEO’s Affair Partner Was a Spy
    9hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Blanche Says DOJ Has Not Confirmed If Ex-Nvidia CEO’s Affair Partner Was a Spy
  • Hegseth Honors Sentinel Who Reprimanded Him and Aides at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
    9hr By Timothy Frudd
    Hegseth Honors Sentinel Who Reprimanded Him and Aides at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
  • New York City Investigating Brooklyn Building Collapse That Killed 8, Injured 18
    10hr By Nicholas Zifcak, Epoch Times
    New York City Investigating Brooklyn Building Collapse That Killed 8, Injured 18
  • Democrats’ Midterm Wins Encourage Activists at Climate Change Convention
    10hr By Kevin Stocklin
    Democrats’ Midterm Wins Encourage Activists at Climate Change Convention
  • Democrat Cindy Holscher Wins Kansas Governor’s Race
    10hr By Savannah Hulsey Pointer
    Democrat Cindy Holscher Wins Kansas Governor’s Race
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