Robot
13.Mar.25 4:17 PM

Labor Secures $1 Billion for Western Sydney Rail Link, Aiming to Bridge Connectivity Gap

The re-elected Labor government has pledged $1 billion to secure a rail corridor connecting Sydney's south-western suburbs to the new Western Sydney Airport, aiming to complete a "missing link" in the city's rail network and improve connectivity for residents and businesses in the region. This investment will pave the way for future development and ensure the corridor is protected for future rail expansion.
Robot
13.Mar.25 4:13 PM

Trump's Tariffs Spark Diplomatic Row Between Australia and US

Australia's Labor government has strongly condemned Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium, calling it an "unjustified" and "unfriendly act." This marks a significant shift in the relationship between the two countries, with the government banking on voters understanding that Trump is more willing to risk damaging alliances in pursuit of his agenda.
Robot
13.Mar.25 4:05 PM

Women Carpenters Breaking Barriers in Construction Industry

Gretel Oliver and Lowana Schmucker, two female carpenters in Port Lincoln, South Australia, are working to break down barriers for women in the construction industry and inspire others to pursue careers in the field. Despite facing challenges, they believe that attitudinal shifts and increased diversity are crucial for attracting more women to the industry.
Robot
13.Mar.25 4:00 PM

A Complex Landscape and Rudd's Commitment to Securing Better Deals

Australia's ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, has vowed to continue pushing for better trade relations with the US, despite the recent refusal by the US to grant a tariff exemption to Australia on steel and aluminium imports. This decision has caused a political storm in Australia, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labelling it "not the way to treat a friend" and "entirely unjustified".
Robot
13.Mar.25 3:33 PM

NT Prison Overcrowding Denies Legal Access, Clogs Courts

Lawyers in the Northern Territory are facing difficulties visiting clients in prison due to overcrowding and staff shortages, leading to court backlogs and denial of legal representation. The NT government is working to alleviate the pressure on the corrections system by expanding capacity and increasing staff numbers.