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Friday 11 July 2025 Murujuga, the world’s largest rock art site located on the Burrup Peninsula in West Australia, has officially been confirmed as a Cultural World Heritage Site at the 47th World Heritage Committee (WHC) at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. Murujuga was listed with an amendment by UNESCO member states for … Continued
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The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) hunt for GST fraudsters continues as four more individuals are sentenced following action of Operation Protego. These recent sentencings reinforce the ATO’s unwavering commitment in investigating and holding all offenders to account. ATO Deputy Commissioner and Serious Financial Crime Taskforce (SFCT) Chief John Ford said the ATO’s ability to detect and halt … Continued
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North Sydney Council, in partnership with Cricket Australia and Cricket NSW, today announced a new five-year venue hire agreement for North Sydney Oval. This landmark agreement further cements North Sydney Oval’s reputation as one of Australia’s premier venues for elite men’s and women’s cricket, and reflects a shared commitment to fostering high-quality sporting experiences in … Continued
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Willoughby City Council is proud to announce two exciting new additions to local recycling services, designed to make it easier for residents to recycle more effectively and responsibly. The additions reflect Council’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability, as outlined in its Community Strategic Plan, Our Future Willoughby, 2036 and offer residents with easy, bookable services … Continued
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11th Annual ET Embassy Day Marks a Milestone in Preparing for Extraterrestrials’ Official Return New York, July 8, 2025 — The International Raelian Movement, under the guidance of spiritual leader and founder, Maitreya Rael, proudly announces the 11th Annual ET Embassy Day, to be held on July 12, 2025. Celebrated worldwide, this event aims … Continued
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The Australia Tibet Council have the following questions for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese while he is in China meeting with Xi Jinping Q1: Will Prime Minister Albanese tell Chinese President Xi Jinping that Australia will not accept Chinese Government interference in Tibetan Buddhism or a Chinese-appointed Dalai Lama? The Chinese Government has laid bare their plans … Continued
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Next week, the chambers of the NSW Parliament will fill with energy, passion and the leadership of young Australians who are shaping the future of their state. 89 motivated young people aged 15 to 18 from across NSW will come together as they take part in the YMCA’s flagship youth leadership program, for Youth Parliament … Continued
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In an Australian first, an ACT Government Parliamentary Committee has recommended that the human right to adequate housing be recognised in ACT law and protected within the Human Rights Act 2004 (ACT). The ACT Legislative Standing Committee on Legal Affairs has released its final report following an Inquiry into the landmark Human Rights … Continued
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The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) Tasmania is calling on all election candidates to commit to ruling out public transport privatisation as new independent research validates the union’s key election priorities. The union warns that any move to privatise Metro Tasmania would be a disaster for workers, passengers and the state’s future. … Continued
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The Victorian National Parks Association, Invasive Species Council and Environment East Gippsland have slammed the Allan Government’s decision to open 130,000 hectares of Victoria’s Errinundra and Snowy River National Parks to seasonal deer hunting. “The government is shooting themselves in the foot. People visit national parks to walk, camp, birdwatch and immerse themselves in nature … Continued
