Author: Australia By Aussie

The prime minister’s tribute highlighted Neale Daniher’s influence on Australians beyond football.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has paid tribute to Neale Daniher at his state funeral, remembering him as a fierce football competitor who also deeply understood people. She reflected on his career with Melbourne and the Daniher brothers’ legacy, and said his courage in facing MND, along with his inspiring words about hope and response, continues to guide her.

A Senate inquiry has opened submissions into the rapid expansion of AI datacentres in Australia, examining their economic, environmental and social impacts. Chaired by Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, the review will look at energy and water use, community effects and whether current regulations are keeping pace with the booming AI infrastructure sector.

The campaign reflects One Nation’s efforts to convert polling support into parliamentary representation.

The ruling may reshape legal liability arising from Australia’s former indefinite detention framework.

The reform removes a major upfront housing cost for first-home buyers entering the ACT market.

The trial marks a major step toward a nationwide emergency warning network for multiple threats.

The dispute highlights concerns over balancing NDIS sustainability with participant safety and support needs.

The airport’s launch is expected to expand capacity on key domestic and international routes.

KPMG’s Australian arm is under mounting pressure after allegations it leaked confidential client information and breached independence rules, triggering the resignation of its chief executive, the loss of a major government contract and two inquiries. The scandal has intensified scrutiny of Australia’s consulting sector amid comparisons with PwC’s confidential information controversy.