'Still gets the heart going': What I learned from over 50,000 Australian Magpie swoopings

A community-led tracking network is helping Australians navigate high-risk neighbourhood zones as peak swooping season begins. [...]

'Unjustifiable': Ed Sheeran addresses Gaza war after Macklemore controversy

Ed Sheeran performed in his first show on Sunday since his tour plunged into turmoil, ignited by his opening act's pro-Palestinian comments. [...]

John Farnham to skip tribute concert amid worsening health, family says

Music legend John Farnham's health has deteriorated, ruling him out of attending a tribute concert in his honour. [...]

Houthis claim attacks on Saudi capital; flames, smoke seen near Riyadh

Houthis say they have launched missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia in response to an attack in the Yemeni capital. [...]

We came to the Apple mothership to meet Tim Cook, but left with just a few photos and a silent movie

Anthony Albanese has held a one-hour, closed-door meeting with Tim Cook on Australia's social media reforms, ahead of a trip to the UN. [...]

The future of this Australian island is in danger. How its residents are fighting back

From coconuts to cultural knowledge, a new Indigenous Protected Area is helping Masig buffer against the tide. [...]

The baby in this photo isn't the story. What it reveals is

A new mum in the Senate is putting parliament's support for working parents to the test. [...]

How the government's new migration crackdown could give domestic abusers more power

Recently announced migration system changes could put domestic violence victim-survivors at greater risk, one expert has warned. [...]

'Deeply offensive' to suggest farmers 'prefer to abuse and exploit backpackers', NFF says

Tony Burke's proposal for tackling possible farm worker shortages has sparked a strong rebuke from the nation's peak farming body. [...]

Albanese begins internet safety, Security Council push in the United States

Anthony Albanese is in the United States for a week, where he will visit Apple's headquarters and lobby the United Nations. [...]

A submarine went 3,000 metres beneath the sea. What it found reveals something about us

Researchers found plastic and other rubbish thousands of metres deep in a previously unexplored Atlantic Ocean canyon. [...]

Australia's migration tightening is part of a bigger shift. Here's what other nations are doing

The government's new measures to lower net overseas migration are part of a much broader global shift in immigration policy. [...]