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RAAF F-35 jets fly over the HMAS Ballarat off the coast of Malaysia last year as part of Exercise Bersama Lima 25. Photo: Department of Defence.

Defence spending given $53bn boost, greater share of GDP over 10 years

Defence spending will increase by an extra $53 billion in 10 years and account for 3% of Australia’s Gross Domestic Product by 2033. The 2026 National Defence Strategy released by the federal government today says the GDP allocation will bring […]
Survey respondents are calling for more federal funding for public dental care. Photo: pvproductions / Freepik.

Dental costs are biting down hard on already struggling patients, new survey reveals

Dental costs are hurting eight out of 10 Australians in the pocket with one in eight saying it leaves them unable to pay for essentials like food. And the call is out for greater funding in the upcoming Federal Budget […]
Concrete warning ... a graphic of the new stadium precinct on the Hobart foreshore. Photo: www.macpoint.com

Concrete sand supply threatens project costs in SE Tasmania, says industry

Concrete sand supplies are posing a cost threat to future construction projects in Tasmania like the new Macquarie Point stadium precinct, the industry warns. And it is calling for a statewide heavy construction material plan quickly in order to manage […]
The first Aussie-made Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) missiles are test fired at Woomera, South Australia. Photo: Department of Defence.

New defence strategy expected to focus on unmanned warfare

Australia’s defence force is bigger, stronger, deadlier and better able to protect the country and its national interests. That is the assessment Chief of the Australian Defence Force (ADF), Admiral David Johnston, in a roundtable talk with media. The new […]
Moana Pasifika’s first home game this year, in Auckland, was against the WA Force. Photo: Moana Pasifika/X (Twitter).

Moana Pasifika says it will disband after 2026 Super Rugby season

Moana Pasifika says it is to disband after the 2026 Super Rugby season amid financial and playing difficulties. After five years in Super Rugby, the Auckland-based team says the decision was made after it concluded it was no longer financially […]
Malaysian Airlines will ramp up its Brisbane services this year. It will add a sixth weekly service from August 16 then switch to daily services from October 25. Photo: Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport keen to add two more hotels as Malaysian Airlines adds more services

Brisbane Airport is keen to add two more hotels as demand keeps growing and it is inviting hotel operators to submit proposals. It says its three hotels are now consistently reaching capacity and the new hotels will allow them to […]
Researchers at the earthquake scarp (ground rupture) site near Caboolture. Photo: Moreton Bay City Council

Ancient earthquake near Caboolture may help us plan for the future: Flannery

An ancient earthquake that struck near Caboolture may yield some secrets to better prepare and respond to future strikes. Moreton Bay Council is helping University of Melbourne researchers learn more about the magnitude 6.5-plus quake, which struck a fault line […]
Wylie’s Baths at Googee, Sydney, is the site of a reforesting project. Photo: www.forestswithoutnames.com

Reforesting goes underwater amid efforts to bring crayweed back to Coogee

Reforesting is going underwater with plans under way to turbocharge a restoration project to bring crayweed back to Sydney’s coastline. The NSW Government is supporting the University of NSW’s Operation Crayweed by licensing more than 20 Crown land marine sites […]
A part of the private LEGO collection now up for auction online. Photo: Lloyds Auction

LEGO collection with factory fresh rarities attracting global interest

A private LEGO collection worth $250,000 is going up for auction and turning heads locally and overseas with its rarity and scale. Auctioneer Lloyds Auctions says the starting bid for all pieces and set is $1. It says the collection […]
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