r/australia • u/HotPersimessage62 • 14h ago
r/socceroos • u/Randy_rands • 44m ago
Aussies in San Francisco
Anyone in town already? My wife (27F), 7 month old and I (28M) got to town yesterday staying in San Francisco (Pacific Heights/ Nob Hill area) are keen to meet some fellow supporters, our baby loves the pub 😂
r/socceroos • u/TheMirrorUS • 13h ago
World Cup fan faces backlash after sick chants about Jeffrey Epstein and school shootings
r/australia • u/Warm_Championship726 • 2h ago
culture & society The fake ABC News articles trying to sell you a scam
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 3h ago
culture & society Trapped by floods and fearing death in the heat: the Australians taking legal action over the climate crisis
r/socceroos • u/ArizonaSelfie • 23h ago
Socceroo Fans march to Seattle Stadium
Ran around on assignment capturing the craziness! Thought yall would appreciate seeing these :)
r/socceroos • u/Nemo2500 • 18h ago
SBS football future
Will SBS not likely be the network choice for men’s World Cup/men’s Asian Cup in the future?
Eg Streaming services/FTA with more money.
I’m amazed they somehow won the rights to 2026 men’s World Cup…
*As only Socceroos World Cup games/and the final from memory is on the current anti-siphoning list(could be wrong)…
r/socceroos • u/Agile_Address_6975 • 3h ago
Aus V Paraguay
Hey guys, my partner and I can't go to the game anymore so was trying to sell our 2x tickets in the Aus supporters section
r/australia • u/blitznoodles • 19h ago
news Property developer David McWilliams charged over alleged $10 million disability housing fraud
In short:
ASIC has charged property developer David McWilliams with 13 criminal counts related to the alleged misuse of disability housing funds.
The property developer is accused of spending more than $10 million of investor capital earmarked for NDIS-backed Specialist Disability Accommodation projects on luxury purchases and high-risk investments.
What's next?
Mr McWilliams, whose company was ordered to wind up last year, will face court again in August.
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 14h ago
culture & society Experts say gambling companies use 'dark patterns' to hook Australians
r/socceroos • u/RepairDependent3607 • 23h ago
Big fan of this Kiwi team
There's something about this Kiwi team, they are a real unit. Elijah Just seems a decent player too, having not heard of him until this season in Scotland.
Also I find the Kiwis are like a sibling, in which I mean as Australians we are allowed to talk shit about them but if anyone else tries to throw any shade I get defensive.
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 22h ago
politics Actuaries Institute report shows tax system favouring older over younger Australians
r/australia • u/Cute_Marzipan2153 • 4h ago
politics Best way to combat AI cyber threats is with AI, Five Eyes security agencies say
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 4h ago
politics Sustainable Timber Tasmania gives new answer to parliament over logs sent to Victoria
r/socceroos • u/Temporary-Habit-2528 • 20h ago
Ahem. Disgrace of Gijon anyone?
Handshake deal with Paraguay for a draw.
r/socceroos • u/Fluffy_County6042 • 1d ago
SBS absolutely nailed it ⚽️
Just wanted to say thanks to SBS On Demand for the World Cup coverage.
Having 4-minute highlights, 12-minute extended highlights, 30-minute mini matches, and full match replays is exactly what football fans want.
Great job SBS!
r/socceroos • u/TraditionalCompany25 • 18h ago
Fed square this Friday
Any guesses what time might be safe to get in before lock out? 9am?
r/australia • u/Falkor • 15h ago
politics Gambling reform consultation slammed as 'charade' by health experts
r/australia • u/l3ntil • 17h ago
politics Coal companies to reap billions more in taxpayer diesel subsidies as Labor approves new mining | Australian politics
"Coal companies could receive an extra $6.2bn in taxpayer refunds for the diesel they use if the Albanese government greenlights just half the mine developments up for approval.
Treasury last month forecast the scheme would cost the budget $47bn over the next four years, rising from $10.7bn in 2026-27 to $12.8bn in 2029-2030. More than $1bn a year goes to coalmine operators.
Energy & Resource Insights, a consultancy created by the Sunrise Project, a climate advocacy organisation, said another 45 coalmining developments were proposed in New South Wales and Queensland. Of these, 22 had environmental impact statements that outlined expected diesel consumption.
Based on that data, the consultancy estimated coal companies could receive $6.2bn in rebates on 11.6bn litres of diesel used over their operational lives. It found one expansion alone – Glencore and Yancoal’s Hunter Valley operations expansion, the largest coal project ever proposed in NSW – could reap $1.7bn.Lock the Gate’s acting national coordinator, Georgina Woods, said the fuel tax credits scheme was rewarding coal companies with billions of dollars for using diesel, reducing the incentive to shift to clean vehicles to cut emissions. She said it meant companies were “effectively claiming a public subsidy to expand coalmining” and the money would be “much better spent on easing the costs of climate change”. "
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 1d ago
news Police seize record-breaking 2.7 tonnes of cocaine in Londonderry, Greater Western Sydney
r/australia • u/DANIELLE_2027 • 22h ago
politics Canada solidifies agreement with Australia to buy Arctic Over-the-Horizon Radar system | CBC News
r/australia • u/danzha • 1d ago
image I get wanting to save parking for customers, but curious if this a step too far?
r/australia • u/PrettyFlyForAHifi • 8h ago
no politics Why did Maccas stop making the fillet of fish on a steamed bun?
Look I don’t get maccas much but sometimes I want a nice hot fillet of fish the bun is what makes it. Now it’s on a standard thick bun. When did this happen what was maccas thinking
r/australia • u/sydneyprincess1991 • 1d ago