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Gina Rinehart's push into battery minerals has made Hancock Prospecting one of the more assertive players in Australian lithium, as the mining magnate extends her empire from iron ore into the raw materials of the electric-vehicle era.
Discover how Canberra's Australian Dance Week 2026 uses dance for mental health recovery. Documentary screenings, workshops, and performances explore movement as healing.
The Australian War Memorial will hold a Last Post Ceremony honouring Corporal John Francis Kelly on Friday 10 July.
The capital maintains the highest number of hatted restaurants per capita in Australia alongside established street-food strips and weekly produce markets.
The capital leads Australia in hatted restaurants per capita while offering casual hubs, wineries and markets.
Years of campus incidents and advocacy have shaped the federal requirement that Australian universities adopt formal definitions of antisemitism and Islamophobia.
From government hubs to innovation precincts, Canberra blends policy and technology uniquely to tackle cybersecurity challenges.
Your guide to Floriade, Canberra's free spring flower festival in Commonwealth Park: what to expect, when it runs, getting there and making the most of it.
The capital leads Australia in hatted restaurants per capita while offering easy access to more than 40 nearby wineries and multiple weekly produce markets.
The National Portrait Gallery tells the story of Australia through the people who shaped it.
The Australian War Memorial will host a Last Post Ceremony in honour of Corporal John Francis Kelly.
The capital maintains Australia's highest per-capita count of hatted restaurants alongside established casual precincts and weekly markets.
Reporting points to Albanese's record in recent elections as the focus for UK observers examining campaign approaches.
With the Australian dollar firming and Asian bourses surging, Canberra households and the public-sector supply chains that underpin the city's economy are catching a modest but meaningful tailwind today.
The death of a four-year-old boy on the Central Coast has drawn renewed attention to a grim national dataset that advocates say governments have been slow to act on.
As investment dollars flow through global markets, understanding what economic indicators really tell us has never been more important for local entrepreneurs and executives.
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