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U.K., Canada, Three Other Nations to Sanction Israeli Ministers Ben-Gvir, Smotrich over Gaza Comments
Israel-Hamas Conflict · United Kingdom

U.K., Canada, Three Other Nations to Sanction Israeli Ministers Ben-Gvir, Smotrich over Gaza Comments

Coverage: 221 sources
In a significant break from Washington, London will join Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other nations in imposing asset freezes and travel bans on Israel's National Security Minister Ben Gvir - a West Bank settler - and Finance Minister Smotrich.See the Story
Australian reporter hit by non-lethal round during live report from L.A. immigration protests
Australia Politics · Australia

Australian reporter hit by non-lethal round during live report from L.A. immigration protests

45% Center coverage: 149 sources
An Australian television journalist was hit in the leg by a non-lethal round Sunday while reporting live from downtown Los Angeles on the large-scale protests over U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown and subsequent deployment of California National Guard troops to the city.See the Story
Senator ‘Bitterly Disappointed’ as Anti-Corruption Watchdog Clears Higgins Compensation Payout
Corruption · Australia

Senator ‘Bitterly Disappointed’ as Anti-Corruption Watchdog Clears Higgins Compensation Payout

62% Right coverage: 13 sources
The Commonwealth paid Higgins $2.4 million compensation in 2022 for her lost earnings, medical expenses, legal fees and the humiliation she experienced as a federal employee.See the Story

Breaking: Inquiry into Orroral Valley fire finds helicopter crew made 'error of judgement'

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
The Orroral Valley bushfire burned through 90,000 hectares of the ACT. Now, an inquiry into the blaze has found the helicopter crew made an error of judgement.Canberra · CanberraSee the Story

Cyclist taken to hospital after crash in south Canberra

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Cyclist rushed to hospital after collision on Athllon and Drakeford Drives. Southbound Athllon Drive closed, traffic redirected.Canberra · CanberraSee the Story

Auction results 9 - 15 June 2025

11 Schomburgk Street in Yarralumla sold for $2,310,000 by Richard and Sophie Luton from Luton Manuka. Canberra, this week’s auction results are in! There were 45 auctions scheduled across the Canberra region over the past week. Check out all the latest reported results thanks to our friends at Zango. READ ALSO: Three lots in one parcel with gorgeous gardens and a slice of Bermagui historyCanberra · CanberraRead Article

Exhibition explains architect Enrico Taglietti's role in giving Canberra its modern, human face

Enrico Taglietti in his studio in Griffith Canberra, circa 1976. Photo: Ted Richards, courtesy Taglietti Archive. Photo: CMAG. A man who left a deep, visible impression on the national capital is being showcased at Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG). Born in Milan, Italy, Enrico Taglietti (1926-2019) spent his early years in Asmara in Eritrea, Ethiopia. In 1947, on his return to Milan, he studied architecture at the Politecnico and then spent so…Canberra · CanberraRead Article

Lifeline for the Corroboree frogs as genome mapped

“I just really love them so, they’re a really unique little frog, they’re bright, black and yellow, and kind of round, and they walk instead of jump,” Dr Tiffany Kosch said. Photo: Namadgi National Park. The Southern Corroboree frog is almost extinct in its natural habitat of Kosciuszcko, due to the chytridiomycosis fungus, and the loss of rare alpine habitat, but new genome mapping of the amphibian could bring it back from the brink. It’s a pro…Canberra · CanberraRead Article

It’s worth crossing the border for Queanbeyan's hidden Phở restaurant

Sai Gon Phở is tucked away in the back of an arcade in Queanbeyan. Photo: Tenele Conway. Have you ever had one of those moments when you realise your favourite little restaurant, which had felt like a secret, has become a thing? Walking into Queanbeyan’s Sai Gon Phở prior to 12 pm on a Saturday and being greeted with a full house was the moment I knew I was just one of the crowd. Tucked down the back of a 1960s open-air arcade running off Queanb…Canberra · CanberraRead Article

Researchers abuzz after tests show promise to track deadly bee parasite

A study to ultimately protect bees against a deadly parasite has tested more than 400 samples. Photo: John Roberts. Canberra researchers have revealed a non-invasive way to detect a deadly pest. CSIRO and University of Canberra researchers, as well as other collaborators, have developed a species-specific PCR test (polymerase chain reaction) capable of detecting varroa mites. Lead author Dr John Roberts has spent 15 years studying the mites, a p…Canberra · CanberraRead Article

National Wine Show's top gong goes to a grenache for the first time in 50 years

Senator Don Farrell awarded the Prime Minister’s Trophy for Champion Wine of Show to winemaker Renae Hirsch of McLaren Vale winery Willunga 100. Photo: Supplied, National Wine Show. Winemakers, vignerons, aficionados and supporters gathered at the Great Hall of Parliament House to award the best of the best wines in the country. The big winner of the night was Willunga 100’s 2023 McLaren Vale Grenache, which was awarded both the James Halliday T…McLaren Vale · McLaren ValeSee the Story

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