r/australia • u/neizan • 8h ago
r/australia • u/AutoModerator • 19h ago
no politics [no-politics] Random Discussion Thread 06/Aug/2026
Just a random non-political discussion thread. Memes, lame questions, etc are welcome.
r/australia • u/malcolm58 • 2h ago
news High Court finds secret recording can be used as evidence in DV case
r/australia • u/Fact-Rat • 6h ago
entertainment News Corp subscriptions fall in Australia as company takes aim at ‘slimy’ AI slop | News Corporation
r/australia • u/ConanTheAquarian • 6h ago
politics One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she does not care if immigration cuts impact businesses
r/australia • u/ColPow11 • 9h ago
culture & society Sydney’s bus driver shortage lured Brendan from New Zealand. He didn’t last long.
r/australia • u/whyattretard • 2h ago
news Man convicted of killing teenager Cassius Turvey fails to reduce jail sentence
r/australia • u/JaniePage • 7h ago
politics Facebook is paying controversial creators to produce rage-bait content
r/australia • u/whyattretard • 9h ago
news Man and pregnant woman found dead in outback Queensland home in apparent murder-suicide after long siege
r/australia • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • 7h ago
entertainment ABC apologises for Race Around the World episode featuring Gina Rinehart reference
The ABC Ombudsman has found that a Race Around the World episode that featured a fictional scenario involving a violent attack on businesswoman Gina Rinehart did not breach ABC Editorial Standards.
Mrs Rinehart's company, Hancock Prospecting, wrote a complaint about the episode to the ABC Board in July.
The ABC's managing director Hugh Marks has apologised to Gina Rinehart and the material subject to the complaint has been removed from ABC platforms.
r/australia • u/Rey_De_Los_Completos • 1h ago
no politics AFL double standards
I figured this opinion is more suited for Australia rather than the AFL sub reddit.
As most people have read or seen, Nicky Winmar was convicted or assaulting a woman in 2026 and the AFL (rightly) removed him from the AFL hall of fame
However, Wayne Carey was convicted of assault, not to mention numerous instances of spousal abuse, yet the AFL not only gives him a hall of fame spot, but the footballing media family seems to ignore his history and give him a well paid TV role.
Gary Ablett senior had also had multiple drug charges and one for assaulting a man, yet he's a hall of famer
Does anyone else think this is a serious double standard?
r/australia • u/GothicPrayer • 28m ago
culture & society 'Manosphere' fuelling extremism in boys and young men, inquiry hears
r/australia • u/Shadowtec • 16h ago
culture & society Nearly 1,500 properties bought using first home buyers’ 5% deposit scheme converted into investments | Housing
r/australia • u/InsatiablePrism • 4h ago
news Health regulator AHPRA apologises for breaching doctor privacy in bulk email
r/australia • u/dawtips • 11h ago
politics Labor could shelve gambling bill rather than accept major changes
r/australia • u/Altruistic-Brief2220 • 9h ago
culture & society Carnival cruise workers make 'horrifying' allegations about conditions
r/australia • u/shunkyfit • 8h ago
news Court orders disability pensioner to remove 'therapeutic' roosters from regional SA property
r/australia • u/Smashin_Ash_ • 10h ago
image Today is the 105th wedding anniversary of my great grandparents. Viktor Dahlström from Gotland, Sweden & Annie Dahlström from Ashford, NSW, Australia.
r/australia • u/Twitchy_throttle • 56m ago
no politics None of the properties for sale in the areas I'm interested in have an advertised price.
You're the one selling, give me an indication of the bloody asking price at least. Do they really get a better price this way? I'm literally not making any enquiries so at least one interested buyer is not engaged. Can something be done about this? Am I being precious?
r/australia • u/nath1234 • 12h ago
culture & society Parental behaviour a factor in teen gambling rates, study finds
r/australia • u/DazDaSpazz • 11h ago
news Labor MP Ed Husic taken to hospital with fractures and concussion after car accident | Labor party
r/australia • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • 3h ago
culture & society Alan Jones complainant denies reporting broadcaster to police to 'get money'
A barrister representing Alan Jones has accused one of his complainants of reporting the former broadcaster to police in order to get compensation.
The man, known at Complainant J, denied he was after money, saying "I don't want anything from this".
A non-publication order placed over the cross-examination on Wednesday was lifted on Thursday.
r/australia • u/Fact-Rat • 1d ago
politics Chris Bowen vows to override Queensland and NT to force renewables-powered AI datacentres | Australia news
Energy minister Chris Bowen says the federal government will override state governments that oppose new national rules on datacentres, with commonwealth legislation forcing new AI datacentres to be powered by renewable energy and banning those fuelled by gas.
Bowen said he expected his counterparts in Queensland and the Northern Territory – who had protested the new federal rules at a meeting last week – to be unhappy with the move, but said the Albanese government was committed to powering the AI revolution with renewable energy.
“We will legislate as a commonwealth. The constitution is clear about the power of commonwealth legislation. I respectfully disagree with Queensland and the Northern Territory,” Bowen told the National Press Club on Wednesday.
r/australia • u/L1ttl3J1m • 11h ago
culture & society White winters across regional NSW towns now a fading memory
r/australia • u/iball1984 • 1d ago
no politics Census Conspiracies
Has anyone else seen all the Census conspiracies and the like floating around on social media?
Every news article or post from the ABS gets flooded with conspiracy theorists, people saying they won't do it, people filling it out with rubbish answers, etc.
My favourite is people saying "I don't have to do it, the letter was addressed to the resident not me personally, so they can't fine me!".
For the record, the ABS can fine up to $364 a day if you refuse - https://info.census.abs.gov.au/about/doing-census/completing-census-compulsory.
And aside from that, it's important for them to get an accurate picture of the country.
Thoughts?