Sky News did not identify One Nation adviser on air

Sky News faces questions after One Nation adviser and Pauline Hanson's daughter appeared unidentified in a Richmond, Tas. segment.

mediaweek.com.au

The former cocaine-dealing Sydney socialite linked to a far-right news site

A "right of centre" website claiming to be news, with more than 42,000 Facebook followers, may not be as independent as it says. An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found the site uses AI and a fake ...

abc.net.au

Media is collapsing in the regions. Its a breeding ground for misinformation, rife for One Nation's rise

As traditional media engagement withers, so too does investment in regional news outlets. The result is a proliferation of misinformation and a rise in algorithm-fed news, an environment in which part...

crikey.com.au

Opinion | The Grim Lessons of Israel’s War in Gaza

Israel has not been held accountable for its actions in Gaza. The nation and the individuals and countries enabling it to escape punishment may only benefit.

nytimes.com

What happened when a rare bird found a place to nest near a logging coupe

It was late 2021 when one of Australia's rarest birds started to arrive in the native forests of Lonnavale. Ecologists had expected it but for a reacting forestry sector, it was "not sustainable".

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July 9, 2026

Today marks the anniversary of a dramatic reworking of the U.S.

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Hobart 'Stadium 2.0' developer's company in liquidation with unpaid super, millions in debts

Tasmanian developer Dean Coleman's company, which was involved in the rejected 'Stadium 2.0' plan for Hobart, is in liquidation. He's now involved in a separate development proposal at Regatta Point.

abc.net.au

The greyhound races Tasmanian authorities don't want you to see

If you watched greyhound race videos on Tasracing's website, you would likely never know that dozens of dogs were injured or killed during events last year.

abc.net.au

Governments warned about $240m Nyrstar subsidy payouts

A group of international shareholders are warning state and federal governments against giving global commodities giant Trafigura hundreds of millions of dollars to keep smelting operations going in A...

abc.net.au

Four Corners: S2026 Timber Turmoil

As native forest logging ends in some states, we investigate where the industry is heading next. Jessica Longbottom examines the flow of timber across state borders and the growing battle over the fut...

iview.abc.net.au

Fox to Acquire Roku, Joining the Battle for the Living Room

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A right mess: how mining, media and political interests are combining to influence public debate in Australia

The big question now is how this new media-politics-money combination will form an effective force on the right of Australian politics.

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When is rare good news on climate science actually bad? When News Corp misrepresents it | Temperature Check

The worst-case scenario for a high-emissions scenario has been revised downward – but the best-case option is now implausible

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Emissions drop again, fuelling hopes Australia's hit a tipping point

Emissions are at their lowest point since the COVID pandemic shut down the economy, dropping 2.1 per cent over the year to December 2025.

abc.net.au

Visitors are up, but Mona remains reliant on gambling funds

Newly filed accounts give a first glimpse of Mona's ultimate holding company, showing the loss-making gallery remains heavily reliant on gambling funds.

abc.net.au

In a Quiet Corner of America, Greyhound Racing Hangs On. For Now.

nytimes.com

Episode 15: Kim Williams, ABC Chair

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Billionaire, bankrupt, boss: Nathan Tinkler plots coal comeback

Former billionaire Nathan Tinkler will become chairman of an ASX-listed coal developer in Queensland and North America if a $15 million deal goes ahead.

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‘Foolish’ CSIRO job cuts will mean Australia unable to provide climate projections to global reports, scientists warn

Exclusive: Science agency is planning to sack a third of the team working on the national climate model, sources say

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Complaint from ex-boss led to investigation into embattled mental health clinic

Tasmania's largest private mental health hospital, which was given a $2 million lifeline by the state government last year, had its corporate governance placed under review, following a formal complai...

abc.net.au

The mysterious case of the backbencher's unexplained legal fees

A large sum of public money has been spent on legal fees for politicians. The Tasmanian government says in one case, it's "not legally possible" to explain why.

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New revelations show WA is putting Australia’s climate targets at risk. Will Anthony Albanese do anything about it? | Clear Air

Premier Roger Cook has the prime minister’s implicit support but he’s making it harder for federal Labor to meet its much-vaunted climate targets

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Why Chalmers reined in the property tax lurks in the budget

One of the more striking elements from the now well-entrenched program of pre-budget leaks is the lack of outrage from the population or even the opposition.

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Window for smelter offers closes, with worker torment over jobs continuing

The window for non-binding offers to purchase for the Liberty Bell Bay smelter, in Tasmania's north, has officially closed, with a union delegation taking their cause to Canberra as workers anxiously ...

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Man charged with rape and guilty of family violence ordained in Tasmanian church

A man who is facing a rape charge in Queensland — which he has pleaded not guilty to — has been appointed to a leadership role in a Tasmanian Seventh-day Adventist church.

abc.net.au

Housing provider blamed tenant for soaked carpet, then regulator stepped in

Despite unsafe and unusable bathrooms, cockroach infestations eating through wiring and constantly damp carpets, some Tasmanian public housing tenants are having to get the regulator to intervene in o...

abc.net.au

Breaking: ASIC drops case against Liberty Bell Bay smelter as buyer sought

It was alleged Liberty Bell Bay's former owner, British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance, had failed to lodge financial returns for numerous years. The company then went into administration, a...

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'Huge amount' of antibiotics at salmon farm concerning, say Greens, expert

Almost 3 tonnes of the antibiotic florfenicol were used at one Tasmanian salmon farm lease in just two months, with information on its use across eight other sites yet to be released to the public by ...

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More families are sleeping in cars. But they're not the highest housing priority

An analysis of 12 months of urgent housing and homelessness attendances in Tasmania has shown an alarming spike in people with dependent children needing help — while overcrowding is an increasing con...

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