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The Australian, 02 Septembre 2026

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ArticleFrantic fam­il­ies turn ama­teur sleuths as nation runs low on tim­ber for crema­tions

A pil­grim’s trek was not Suhas­ini Reddy Kandim­alla’s first choice when the Bris­bane mother of two began plan­ning a hol­i­day with her Hydera­badi cous­ins earlier this year. The mad keen hiker had instead been hop­ing to trek Nepal’s famed...

Frantic fam­il­ies turn ama­teur sleuths as nation runs low on tim­ber for crema­tions

ArticleChalmers’ cor­rec­tion hits home

Aus­tralia’s biggest bank has down­graded hous­ing-price fore­casts and declared the mar­ket will undergo a cor­rec­tion, as former Treas­ury offi­cials sug­gest depart­ment pre­dic­tions of price growth could have been noth­ing more than...

Chalmers’ cor­rec­tion hits home

Article‘Read the brief­ings’: Allan’s cab­inet was told of secret $8bn tax

Vic­torian Labor’s secret $8bn rail levy was put before the full cab­inet more than two years ago, intensi­fy­ing pres­sure on Premier Ben Car­roll and his deputy Gab­ri­elle Wil­li­ams over what they knew about the charge and when. Senior Labor...

‘Read the brief­ings’: Allan’s cab­inet was told of secret $8bn tax

Article‘Con­sequences’: China strongarms Pacific

‘Con­sequences’: China strongarms Pacific

ArticleMil­it­ary, toxin ties in uni research

An Aus­tralian rocket sci­ent­ist col­lab­or­ated with Chinese stu­dents recruited to work in China’s mil­it­ary research insti­tu­tions, while a top pro­fessor helped a Rus­sian sci­ent­ist try­ing to cre­ate drugs from spider venom, in new...

Mil­it­ary, toxin ties in uni research

Article‘So much for the sis­ter­hood’

Haters were gonna hate and hate and hate and hate and hate. And they did. The deep­est dis­ap­point­ment that sent Ray­gun spiralling into the dark­ness of depres­sion’s pit was that so many of the seeth­ing, spit­ting, vit­ri­olic haters were women.

‘So much for the sis­ter­hood’

Article‘HE BROKE DOWN’

Former broad­caster Ray Had­ley recalled a young 2GB employee break­ing down in tears while claim­ing he had been repeatedly assaul­ted by Alan Jones, in explos­ive evid­ence against his former radio rival. Had­ley made his long-awaited first...

‘HE BROKE DOWN’