“Deeply shameful…”: TMC’s Kunal Ghosh slams BJP govt amid Australian women cricketers molestation case

TMC leader Kunal Ghosh condemned the molestation attempt of two Australian women cricketers in Indore, saying that it is “deeply shameful” and slammed the state government for “tarnishing the nation’s image globally.” “…This is deeply shameful…...

DAN BIGGAR: Here's the major clue Steve Borthwick has revealed about his England gameplan this autumn by picking George Ford over Fin Smith at fly-half - and the 'giant' attacking strategy it unlocks

Steve Borthwick’s decision to go for George Ford at No 10 is one that can’t be argued with - and offers a big clue about how England are going to play against Australia. As England head coach, Borthwick has an embarrassment of playmaker riches....

Sunil Gavaskar fumes after two Australian women cricketers 'touched inappropriately' in Indore: ‘Lock him up, throw…’

The accused has been arrested, and further investigation is underway. Reacting to the incident, Gavaskar said that he hopes the man is put behind bars for a long time, as the incident is truly sad and brings a bad name to the country. “Yes, I...

'We don't agree, but we accept': Meta, TikTok, Snap on social media ban

Instagram owner Meta and other social media firms say they will comply with a ban on users under the age of 16, adding that they will start deactivating accounts once the law takes effect on December 10. In parliament on Tuesday, Meta, TikTok...

Sunil Gavaskar strongly reacts after two Australian women cricketers get harassed in Indore – ‘I hope the guilty person is…’

Former Indian cricket team captain Sunil Gavaskar has expressed his anger as he got to know about the incident that unfolded in Indore during the Women’s World Cup – where two Australian cricketers were harassed. According to Cricket Australia,...

Man charged after Australian cricketers allegedly 'touched inappropriately' in India

Two players in Australia's World Cup squad have allegedly been stalked and touched inappropriately while in India for the women's ODI cricket tournament. A man has been arrested and charged. The incident is alleged to have happened near the team...

Toddler's family call for 'Ebony's Law' after childcare centre death

The death of a toddler who became trapped on a fence at a childcare centre outside Darwin last year after being unaccounted-for for up to 10 minutes was preventable, a coroner has found. Ebony Thompson was found by a staff member hanging from the...

Australia Traffic Rules 2025: New Driving Laws, Penalties & Road Safety Updates

The Australian transport landscape is experiencing one of its most transformative periods in history. With the increasing adoption of electric vehicles and a growing emphasis on eco-friendly transport solutions, the Australian government has...

Labor moves to create Australia's first national environment watchdog

A new federal environmental watchdog will be set up by the Labor government as part of its attempt to revamp Australia's environmental laws. Environment Minister Murray Watt announced on Sunday that the government would establish the nation's...

Australian women soldiers sue over ‘systemic’ sexual violence in ADF

Hundreds of Australian women have sued the government, alleging decades of sexual abuse, harassment, and discrimination in the military. Hundreds of current and former female members of Australia’s Defence Force (ADF) have launched a landmark...

Henry Pollock could line up on the wing for England as Steve Borthwick plans to experiment

Steve Borthwick is considering playing his fast rising backrower Henry Pollock on the wing at some stage this autumn as he seeks fresh impetus in all areas before the looming November Tests. The England head coach says he wants his side to hit the...

BC Securities Commission Bans Two People From Investment Market For Misconduct Related To Startup

The BC Securities Commission (BCSC) has permanently banned two people from B.C.’s investment market following findings by Australian authorities that they committed misconduct involving an “early stage” technology company now based in B.C. The...

Aussie uni senior exec’s trip to China revealed

Exclusive: One of Australia’s most senior university executives – tasked with brokering research deals with China – once travelled to Xi Jinping’s ancestral province to take part in a leadership training seminar attended by the second-in-command...

Australia's Gilmour Space 'not going to give up' as it eyes 2nd orbital launch attempt in 2026

The Australian company Gilmour Space aims to make a second attempt to reach space in 2026, having turned a cow paddock into a launch pad. Gilmour Space launched its first Eris rocket on July 29 from the Bowen Orbital Spaceport in coastal...

Australia’s $20m ‘iron fist’ deal with Israel’s largest arms company signed two weeks before UN genocide finding

Australia’s $20m purchase of missiles from an Israeli arms company for its “iron fist” weapons system on infantry vehicles has been condemned as “morally questionable” and reflective of a “troubling acceptance” of Israel’s conduct in Gaza. The...

Veteran wins race to England No.10 jersey for Wallabies Spring Tour Test as ace misses out

George Ford has won the race to be England’s starting fly-half against Australia at Twickenham on Saturday (Sunday AEDT), with Fin Smith on the bench and Marcus Smith omitted from coach Steve Borthwick’s matchday 23 entirely. Ford, a veteran of...

Coalition demands tougher penalties for activists as part of new environmental laws

The Coalition has criticised the Albanese government’s proposed environmental laws for not including tougher penalties for activists. Environment Minister Murray Watt revealed new details of the Albanese government’s plan to create a National...

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY PLANS

When you choose the right private health insurance policy in Australia, it has a lot to do with where you are in life. Are you single, in a couple, or taking care of the complicated health needs of a growing family? Australian health insurance is...

Why science still depends on animals who don’t represent us

Reynard Loki In the wild, a mouse or rat leads a precarious life. In the city, they dodge traps, poisons, and broom-wielding humans. In the countryside, they face owls, shotguns, and more poison. As Australia’s deputy prime minister once declared...

Nearly 60 suspects, 3 arrests: Top cop’s sadistic gang school warning

Exclusive: Australia’s Federal Police have identified almost 60 alleged young Australian offenders of a criminal online network that groom and torture kids for entertainment. Three have been arrested so far, with a further nine arrests overseas,...