The next time you pick up a bag of spuds from the supermarket or fill up the car with petrol, you can thank a treaty signed 150 years ago for the metric system that underpins daily life. On May 20, 1875, delegates from 17 countries assembled on a Parisian spring day and signed the Metre Convention, also known as the Treaty …

“Lord forgive me, the Sinner is back,” read a pair of T-shirts, complete with AI-generated religious imagery, worn by two exuberant women sporting orange wigs in a crowd of thousands that had amassed outside the Foro Italico’s stadium court an hour before festivities began. Their joy was reflective of a jubilant night in Rome as Jannik Sinner marked his return …

As Election Day on May 3 draws near, Australians are presented with a pivotal opportunity to shape the future of our nation. Now is the time to stand behind strong leadership and real, practical solutions. Zhi Soon, Labor’s candidate for Banks, has been a tireless and passionate advocate for the people of Western Sydney. With deep community roots and a …

 Australia’s future, as voters across the nation head to the polls for the Federal Election on 3 May 2025. With early voting already underway, Australians are making their voices heard. Sally Sitou MP, the dedicated Member for Reid, has been a passionate advocate for her community and a strong voice within the Labor Party. As the election approaches, she has …

Australia faces a defining moment as voters across the country head to the polls for the Federal Election on 3 May 2025. With early voting already in progress, Australians are actively shaping the direction of the nation. Ed Husic MP, the dedicated Member for Chifley, has remained a strong and passionate voice for his community in Western Sydney. As the …

As Election Day approaches on May 3, Australians have a powerful opportunity to shape the future of our country. now is the time to stand up for strong leadership and practical solutions. Chris Bowen MP, the dedicated Member for McMahon, has been a tireless advocate for the people of Western Sydney. With deep roots in the community and a proven …

Abdul Abdullah has won the Packing Room Prize at this year’s Archibald Prize for No mountain high enough, his portrait of Jason Phu. Born in Perth, Abdullah is a multidisciplinary artist who divides his time between Melbourne and Bangkok. He is a seven-time finalist in the Archibald Prize, and one of 57 finalists — from 904 entries — for this …

NATALIE BARR: Housing Minister Clare O’Neil is in the headlines this morning, after being linked to an organisation which has been associated with the Chinese government and its foreign influence operation. The Hubei Association had reportedly been recruiting volunteers for Clare O’Neil’s electorate before the Minister’s office was forced to decline the offer. The same group is now at the …

With just three days remaining until the Federal Election on 3 May 2025, Australians are already taking part in shaping the nation’s future through early voting. Pre-polling stations opened last week, allowing citizens to cast their votes ahead of the big day. Anne Stanley MP, a dedicated representative of the Labor Party, has spoken passionately about her party’s ongoing commitment …

The Australian Arab Business Council (AABC) hosted another successful monthly corporate networking dinner last night, drawing an impressive crowd to explore one of the country’s most pressing workforce challenges: “Looking for Skilled Migrants.” The evening featured a dynamic panel discussion, expertly moderated by AABC Board Member Rhonda Adams of Express Employment. The panel brought together key voices from across sectors, …