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Australian beef will soon be hit by 55% tariff in China, ministry says
Australian beef will soon be hit by 55% tariff in China, ministry says China’s imports of Australian beef are about to surpass a quota introduced by Beijing to protect domestic farmers Australian beef will soon be subject to an additional 55 per cent import duty in China, with shipments of the meat about to surpass an annual quota set by Beijing, China’s Ministry of Commerce confirmed on Tuesday. Imports of Australian beef have already reached 90 per cent of this year’s quota, meaning that a...
Australian-made rocket motor test fired for the first time
New vision has been released of the first test-firing of an Australian-made solid rocket motor. The rocket motor has been in development for more than four years, and is seen as a step towards developing a greater Australian-made missile industry. The federal government has been investing in developing Australian-made missiles, as the Iran war highlights pressure on global missile supply chains.
Michael Schumacher nurse 'sexually assaulted by Australian racing driver Joey Mawson', court hears
Michael Schumacher nurse 'sexually assaulted by Australian racing driver Joey Mawson', court hears Australian racing driver Joey Mawson has been accused of sexually assaulting a nurse who cared for Michael Schumacher at his property near Geneva A nurse who cared for Michael Schumacher has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by racing driver Joey Mawson and woke up in pain on blood-stained bedsheets. The Australian driver went on trial on Tuesday in Nyon, Switzerland, over the alleged...
Australians have a lot in common with the Pope when it comes to AI
analysis What do the Pope and most Australians have in common? Neither trust AI companies Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 5:00am It's not often that the Pope, college students and Australians agree. One topic that has put these unusual bedfellows all roughly on the same page is artificial intelligence.
Hot spot for Australian bull semen as China market re-opens
Australian bull semen exports to China resume after pandemic pause Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 5:39pm In short: Australian bull semen exports have resumed to the lucrative China market after a five year break. The Wagyu and dairy genetics will be used to improve farm efficiency in China and for the production of premium beef. 24,000 straws of semen have been sent to China since April, with further exports planned for coming months.
Script reveals methods of Cambodian centre scamming Australians
Police reveal scam script found in Cambodian centre targeting Australians Mon 8 Jun 2026 at 6:13pm In short: Police in Australia and Thailand have released a script discovered in a Cambodian scam compound where a fake Australian Federal Police (AFP) office was found. The script reveals the pressure tactics used to convince people to hand over their bank details in scam calls. The AFP is urging people to be wary of scam calls and says it will never ask them to verify bank details.
Hot spot for Australian bull semen as China market reopens
Australian bull semen exports to China resume after pandemic pause Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 7:52am In short: Australian bull semen exports have resumed to the lucrative China market after a five year break. The Wagyu and dairy genetics will be used to improve farm efficiency in China and for the production of premium beef. 24,000 straws of semen have been sent to China since April, with further exports planned for coming months.
These are the 'worst offenders' in Australian packaging
The Unpackit Awards name the 'worst offenders' in Australian packaging Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 12:34pm In short: Plastic and metal "franken-cans" have been named Australia's worst packaging in the country's first Unpackit Awards. Organised by the Australian Marine Conservation Society, WWF-Australia and the Plastic Free Foundation, the awards highlight the shonkiest and most innovative packaging. The best packaging award went to The Udder Way for its refillable 18-litre milk kegs.
Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer's 'final farewell'
Open letter from Richard Scolyer released following death Mon 8 Jun 2026 at 6:14am An open letter from former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer to "All Australians" has been released following his death last night. The renowned pathologist and melanoma researcher was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer in 2023. He was given just six to eight months to live, but managed to stave off the disease for almost two years with experimental immunotherapy treatment.
Australians have become housing hostages. Will the budget set them free?
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