Street interviews as rage bait: the ethics question
Australian influencers use confrontational street interviews to create viral content, but experts warn the tactic raises legal and ethical concerns.
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Indigenous woman shackled during labour in Queensland
An incarcerated Aboriginal woman was restrained to a hospital bed while giving birth, days after parliament blocked a bill to ban the practice.
6 cards 1m 20sThirteen-year-old charged over beach trail harassment
A teenage ebike rider has been charged with sexual offences against eleven women and girls on Sydney's northern beaches.
4 cards 1m 10sSculpture by the Sea 2026 opens at Bondi
The annual outdoor art festival transforms Bondi Beach with works by artists including Nenad Milovanović, Andre Braun and Jimmy Rix.
3 cards 50sMan charged after alleged stabbing in Leeton
38-year-old man charged with stabbing woman known to him in Riverina town.
4 cards 50sTwo arrested after Greenpeace occupies Woodside gas platform
Environmental activists occupied an offshore rig to protest Woodside's planned gas projects, leading to police intervention and custody.
5 cards 1m 20sPerth show locked down as fighting youths force early closure
Dozens of juveniles fighting at the Kelmscott Agricultural Show forced organisers to padlock gates and shut down the century-old event early on Saturday.
4 cards 1m 20sBad light halts Durban Test, reignites pink ball debate
South Africa's loss to Australia was marred by premature play stoppages due to poor visibility, prompting calls to use the pink ball in day Tests.
12 cards 3mICMP Warns Australia on AI Copyright Rules
Australia's publishing body ICMP warns government against premature AI copyright rules.
3 cards 30sHow to watch Wallabies vs All Blacks: free stream for Bledisloe Cup
Free live streams for Wallabies vs All Blacks Bledisloe Cup clash on 17 Oct 2026.
9 cards 1m 10sKids outsmart social media bans. That's fine.
France, the UK and EU are banning minors from social media, but Australia's experience shows age restrictions don't work.
11 cards 3mChalmers under fire as Labor fractures over economy
Australia's treasurer faces internal party criticism and economic headwinds as inflation and interest rates bite, with some Labor MPs questioning government strategy.
15 cards 3mShould Josh Frydenberg run for Kooyong again?
Former Liberal treasurer promotes memoir as speculation grows over a political comeback and prime ministerial ambitions.
3 cards 50sWA lithium mine to rival global leader with $1.9bn expansion
PLS Group will spend $1.9 billion expanding its Pilgangoora mine, aiming to produce 2 million tonnes of spodumene per year by 2029 and create 1,500 jobs.
7 cards 1m 50sPaladin Energy Shares AGM Notice
Paladin Energy shares AGM notice online for shareholders.
5 cards 1mAngela Ha's Climbing Legacy
Sydney climber Angela Ha died at 24 after a fall at Mount Arapiles in Australia.
4 cards 40sAbuse in Canberra youth detention: 13 allege guard's assault
Four men describe sexual abuse by guard Brett Dennis at Quamby and Bimberi youth detention centres between 2003 and 2013. The ACT government faces civil claims and accusations of stonewalling.
19 cards 5mFour men sue over abuse at ACT detention centre
An investigation into sexual assault allegations at an Australian youth detention centre launches as four men pursue legal action against the government.
12 cards 3mSpot the banana shark: 30 years of Bondi's Sculpture by the Sea
A gallery of works from three decades of the outdoor art exhibition on Sydney's Bondi Beach.
3 cards 50sGreens senator takes leave after allegations emerge
Jordon Steele-John steps back from parliament following reports of inappropriate comments spanning years.
3 cards 1mWalsh vomits, Ponga plays hurt in World Cup opener
Australia beats New Zealand 24-22 in rugby league World Cup as star players battle through exhaustion and injury.
7 cards 1m 50sAustralia edge New Zealand in epic World Cup opener
Defending champions Australia beat New Zealand 24-22 in a thrilling Rugby League World Cup opener, with Jack Bostock's hat-trick sealing victory in the final minutes.
7 cards 2mAustralia gets its first Michelin stars
South Australia's 11 restaurants become the first in the country to receive Michelin recognition, with Adelaide's Magill Estate earning two stars.
5 cards 1m 20sPolice officer asked friend to dispose of phone, court hears
Beau Lamarre-Condon allegedly sought help destroying evidence after the deaths of two Sydney men, a Western Australian woman told the NSW supreme court.
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