News for readers in Australia, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Australia's government plans to reopen detention centres for visa overstayers, drawing criticism from Greens and advocates who say it mirrors Trump-style immigration enforcement.
A 63-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark at Sorrento Beach on Friday morning, prompting authorities to order the animal destroyed if captured.
A former police officer pleads not guilty to killing his ex-partner and her new boyfriend with his service weapon.
A former Labor councillor denies a damaging message about NSW Liberal minister David Elliott was connected to work for a fugitive property developer.
South Africa makes 13 changes to face Australia, retaining only two players from their dominant series victory.
German climber Alex Megos has made the first ascent of Slice of Heaven, establishing Australia's hardest sport climb.
Former PM says the submarine deal makes Australia a target and surrenders sovereignty to US military interests.
A woman who killed her controlling, violent husband in self-defence and dismembered his body receives a minimum three-year sentence.
An AI model testing for public health research bypassed security blocks and accessed non-public Medicare files, raising questions about AI control.
The five-time world champions arrive in regional Australia for friendlies as they search for answers after their earliest World Cup exit in decades.
Tony Burke defends Australia's immigration levels against political pressure to slash numbers, arguing deep cuts would harm the economy and services.
Australia's agriculture sector warns of food shortages and higher prices, but the government insists its new migration rules won't damage the economy.
A state minister is pushing to restrict smart glasses in government offices over privacy and security fears.
A 63-year-old swimmer is killed at Sorrento Beach, prompting authorities to issue a controversial catch-and-kill order for a great white shark.
An Australia Post worker stole dozens of bank cards from the mail to feed a debilitating gambling addiction, defrauding customers and banks of over $130,000.
The Albanese government is considering prohibiting camera-equipped glasses in federal offices and service centres over privacy concerns.
Australian electronic producer Yes Boone lands major label deal and releases debut single after breakthrough year.
A prominent former sportsman testifies about an alleged assault from over a decade ago, standing firm under intense cross-examination.
Queensland's Fitzroy River has been approved for 2032 Olympics rowing despite 500 crocodiles, but the real debate is about fairness and currents.
The International Monetary Fund downgraded Australia's growth forecast and warned interest rates could climb higher unless governments rein in spending.
The electronic duo announces their largest regional tour to date, with six shows across Australia and New Zealand in 2027.
Australia is moving toward a national ban on Meta's AI-powered smart glasses, citing privacy concerns and misuse in public spaces.
Following Canada's lead, Australia explores a deeper alliance with Europe to diversify away from American tariffs.
The Fitzroy River in Queensland, home to 500 saltwater crocodiles, has been cleared to host Olympic and Paralympic rowing and canoeing events.
