Australian hiker Jordan Yap found dead in Peru
Melbourne man Jordan Yap, 30, who went missing on a solo trek in Peru's Huayhuash mountains in September, has been found dead.
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Sister finds brother buried in unmarked pauper's grave
Roger Davies was buried in a communal plot with four strangers after dying homeless in Sydney. His family were never told where he was.
14 cards 4mHow datacentres lobby Australia's political system
Tech companies are donating to major parties and hiring ex-premiers as lobbyists while governments fast-track billion-dollar projects.
14 cards 3mTech lobbying under fire; podcast delays trial; Dolly Parton celebrated
Australian datacentre firms face scrutiny over political donations and lobbying, a true crime podcast delays a paedophile's trial, and rural New South Wales celebrates Dolly Parton.
13 cards 3mGas company seeks approval for Kimberley project
Buru Energy refers its Rafael conventional gas project to Western Australia's EPA, claiming it could power the Kimberley region by 2029.
8 cards 1m 50sNFL Halftime Shows Expand Globally
NFL launches seven international halftime shows across four continents, marking its biggest global music strategy yet.
11 cards 1m 50sSouth Africa vs Australia First Test Day Three
South Africa and Australia play out tense first Test cricket match on day three.
3 cards 40sDollymine: a town turns pink for Parton
Narromine, Australia, hosts its largest Dolly Parton festival yet, drawing 1,600 fans to celebrate the late country music icon.
13 cards 3mAustralia eyes migration reversal it has never tried
One Nation and the Coalition promise to slash arrivals, but experts warn the economic cost could be severe.
11 cards 3mHundreds of Australians buried in unmarked graves
Guardian Australia investigation finds 'persons without means' interred in bare patches between headstones at Rookwood cemetery, prompting NSW Health apology.
3 cards 1mOne Nation rises as voters seek AI for politics
As Victorians prepare to vote, One Nation threatens both major parties while AI chatbots reshape how voters learn about candidates and policies.
11 cards 3mCarrie TV vs Book Differences
Prime Video's Carrie series reimagines Stephen King's novel with new characters and social media twists.
14 cards 2mTwelve years in New York: the expensive dream
An Australian family chased the New York dream in 2014. The rent, the moves, the college bills and the distance from home have cost them dearly.
13 cards 3mAustralia's solar boom keeps climbing
Record installations and falling costs are transforming Australia's electricity system, with rooftop solar now supplying 14% of the country's power.
13 cards 3mAlbanese's childcare dream faces a costly reality
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants universal childcare to be his legacy, but the government is struggling to define what it means, how much it will cost, and how to pay for it.
13 cards 3mHanson emerges as de facto opposition leader at CPAC
Pauline Hanson overshadowed Angus Taylor at a conservative conference in Brisbane, signalling One Nation's willingness to work with the Liberals to defeat Labor.
9 cards 2mThe Nightingale: Jennifer Kent's Controversial Western
Jennifer Kent's new Western film 'The Nightingale' sparked outrage for its graphic violence against Indigenous Australians.
6 cards 50sMcLaren Driver Speeding Case
McLaren driver allegedly clocked at 161 mph in Perth zone faces car destruction.
3 cards 40sNew Zealand vs Australia Bledisloe Cup Test
All Blacks host Wallabies in first Bledisloe Cup Test.
3 cards 30sFlydubai Co-Pilot Radicalisation in Australia
UAE prosecutors say Flydubai co-pilot began radicalisation in Australia before attempting to hijack a Tel Aviv-bound flight.
4 cards 50sTaylor heckled as Hanson attacks Coalition at CPAC
The Liberal leader admits past mistakes on net zero and immigration, but Pauline Hanson calls him a smarmy consultant and urges voters to back One Nation first.
8 cards 2mAustralia rejects Russian fuel after Trump's Putin deal
Energy minister Chris Bowen says Australia will not buy Russian diesel, rejecting the approach Donald Trump announced with Vladimir Putin.
7 cards 1m 40sNarromine celebrates Dolly in biggest festival yet
The outback town of Narromine held its largest Dolly Parton Festival following the country music icon's death in August at age 80.
7 cards 1m 40sLight aircraft crashes near Perth, two survive
A single-engine plane crashed in a field north of Perth on Saturday morning. Both men on board survived with non-life-threatening injuries.
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