Italy’s Cuisine Wins UNESCO Cultural Heritage Status, Marking Historic First for a National Food Tradition

Italy’s national cuisine has been officially inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list, marking the first time an entire country’s cuisine has received this global recognition.

Only Two Officers Guarded Bondi Hanukkah Crowd of 1,000 Before Terror Attack, NSW Premier Confirms

Only two police officers were on duty inside the Hanukkah festival at Sydney’s Bondi Beach when a father-and-son gunman team opened fire on a crowd of around 1,000 people on Sunday night, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has confirmed. The shooting,

Business Growth Cools: Australia’s Private Sector Expansion Slips to Seven‑Month Low in December

Australia’s private-sector economy is still growing but lost momentum in December, with services cooling even as manufacturing picked up slightly.

Australia Retains 2025–26 Permanent Migration Program at 185,000 Places: Focus Remains on Skills and Regional Growth

The Federal Government has confirmed that Australia’s Permanent Migration Program for 2025–26 will maintain its total intake at 185,000 places, emphasizing a continuing focus on skilled migration to fill workforce shortages and support regional development.

Koala hitches a ride on Brisbane bus after dash across Camp Hill traffic

A young koala has survived a heart stopping dash across a busy Brisbane road and ended up clinging to the grab rail of a city bus, in what rescuers say is one of their most unusual call outs.

HRT Patch Shortage Looms Until Mid-2026; TGA Approves Overseas Alternatives to Ensure Supply

Australia is facing a prolonged shortage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) transdermal patches, with supply disruptions expected to continue until at least July 2026

ACCC Sues HelloFresh and Youfoodz Over Alleged Subscription Traps Affecting Tens of Thousands

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has launched separate Federal Court proceedings against home meal delivery services HelloFresh and Youfoodz, alleging they misled consumers about how to cancel subscriptions and avoid being charged for their first order.

Hospital in Brisbane is the first to start a translation trial system for multicultural patients in QLD

The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) has become the first hospital in Queensland to roll out a groundbreaking translation trial, introducing a 24/7 on-demand video and phone interpreting service in its adult Emergency Department (ED). The initiative aims to break down communication barriers and deliver faster, safer care for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Bondi Tragedy Sparks Unprecedented Wave of Australian Generosity: Two National Donation Records Broken

In the wake of the violent terrorist attacks in Bondi, Australia is experiencing a massive outpouring of kindness, with blood donors across the country setting new benchmarks for generosity. Yesterday, the Australian community broke two new national donation records.

Health Insurer Bupa Fined $35 Million for Misleading Customers on Coverage Entitlements

Bupa HI Pty Ltd (Bupa) has been ordered to pay a $35 million penalty by the Federal Court for engaging in unconscionable conduct and making false or misleading representations concerning private health insurance benefits. The penalty stems from Bupa’s incorrect assessment of claims and advice provided to thousands of members, hospitals, and medical providers between May 2018 and August 2023.
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