r/australia • • 16h ago

news Helen Haines’s first words after alleged attack were about safety of staff and gratitude to bystanders, MP reveals

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MPs wore baby’s breath flowers and orange heart lapel pins in Parliament today.

An orange cockatoo, synonymous with Haines’ local campaign, was placed in her seat in the House of Representatives


r/australia • • 12h ago

politics One Nation cartoonist refuses to apologise to Jacqui Lambie over episode on her medical condition

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r/australia • • 11h ago

news Birthkeeper who allegedly ‘groomed’ pregnant women to fear hospital could face criminal charges

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r/australia • • 16h ago

culture & society Prisoner fails in court bid to overturn ban on Vegemite in Victorian prisons

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r/australia • • 6h ago

science & tech First new steel mill in Australia in 35 years to be the first to be powered by 100 per cent renewables

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r/australia • • 16h ago

news Perfection Fresh admits to fixing the price of vegetables sold to ALDI

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Perfection Fresh has admitted to engaging in cartel conduct and has agreed to jointly submit to the Court that Perfection Fresh should be ordered to pay a penalty of $12 million for nine contraventions and one attempted contravention and establish a competition law compliance program.

The Court will determine whether the proposed penalty and other orders are appropriate at a later date.

In September 2025, the ACCC commenced civil proceedings in the Federal Court against Perfection Fresh, three other suppliers and three individuals for alleged price fixing while supplying fresh vegetables to ALDI, in breach of Australia’s competition laws.

The ACCC alleged, and Perfection Fresh has admitted, that on eleven occasions between 2019 and 2020, Perfection Fresh engaged in cartel conduct by fixing the prices of broccoli, cauliflower and iceberg lettuce supplied to ALDI in New South Wales.

The ACCC’s case against the other suppliers and individuals is ongoing. As the matter remains before the Court, the ACCC will not be making further comment at this time.


r/australia • • 22h ago

culture & society Annual Foodbank Hunger Report finds 100,000 more households going hungry

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r/australia • • 11h ago

image Dream big, King. Dream big.

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r/australia • • 23h ago

culture & society I came across a newspaper article from 1805 describing probably one of the first encounters with a Tasmanian Tiger by colonists. Text and link below.

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An animal of a truly singular and novel description was killed by dogs the 30th of March on a hill immediately contiguous to the settlement at Yorkton, Port Dalrymple; from the following minute description of which, by Lieutenant Governor Paterson, it must be considered of a species perfectly distinct from any of the animal creation hitherto known, and certainly the only powerful and terrific of the carnivorous and voracious tribe yet discovered on any part of New Holland or its adjacent Islands.

“It is very evident this species is destructive, and lives entirely on animal food; as on dissection his stomach was found filled with a quantity of kangaroo, weighing 5lbs. the weight of the whole animal 45lbs.

From its interior structure it must be a brute peculiarly quick of digestion; the dimensions were, from the nose to the eye 4½ inches; length of the eye, which is remarkably large and black, 1¼ inches; breadth of the eye ¾ of an inch; from the nose to the extent of the mouth in the upper jaw, 6 inches; and to the extent of the under jaw, 4½ inches; breadth of the forehead, 5¾ inches; from the eye to the ear, 3¾ inches; the ear round, diameter 3 inches; from the ear to the shoulder, 1 foot; from the shoulder to the first stripe, 7 inches; from the first stripe to the extent of the body, 2 feet; length of the tail, 1 foot 8 inches; length of the fore leg, 11 inches; and of the fore foot, 5 inches; the fore foot with 5 blunt claws; height of the animal before, 1 foot 10 inches; stripes across the back 20, on the tail 3; 2 of the stripes extend down each thigh; length of the hind leg from the heel to the thigh, 1 foot; length of the hind foot, 6 inches; the hind foot with 4 blunt claws, and soles of the feet without hair; on each side the mouth are 19 bristles, length of each 4 inches; and 6 bristles on each side under the ear, 9 on the lower jaw upon each side, and 8 under the throat; 8 fore teeth in the upper jaw, and 6 in the under; 4 grinders of a side, in the upper and lower jaw; 3 single teeth also in each; 4 tusks, or canine teeth, length of each 1 inch: circumference of the head before the ears, 1 foot 6 inches, and behind the ears, 1 foot 5 inches; smallest part of the neck, 1 foot 4 inches; circumference before the shoulder, 2 feet; the body short hair and smooth, of a greyish colour, the stripes black; the hair on the neck rather longer than that on the body; the hair on the ears of a light brown colour, on the inside rather long.

The form of the animal is that of the hyæna, at the same time strongly reminding the observer of the appearance of a low wolf dog. The lips do not appear to conceal the tusks.”


r/australia • • 15h ago

culture & society Aged care funding algorithm neither fair or consistent, ombudsman finds

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r/australia • • 7h ago

political satire The Great F*%kOffening

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r/australia • • 11h ago

politics Every Australian public school is now covered by a funding deal. Some states still face a long wait for all their money

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r/australia • • 15h ago

science & tech Smithsonian Magazine: These Big, Fierce Birds Found Love in Australia—and Laid the First Southern Cassowary Eggs at the Adelaide Zoo in 34 Years

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r/australia • • 13h ago

culture & society Bird calling, Bournda Bird Olympics 2026

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r/australia • • 11h ago

culture & society Dirt cheap: welcome to the delightful Queensland town that can’t seem to give land away

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r/australia • • 7h ago

no politics Credit Unions, are they incompetent or have we been unlucky?

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My rural fire brigade is on its 3rd credit union, and it is constant technical problems. Different problems with each, but always technical - can't generate valid statements, can't send us an email, two-to-sign internet banking authorisation doesn't work. It's a right hassle changing banks and I don't fancy the big 4 with their world destroying investments, but this credit union sector just seems plagued with low function.


r/australia • • 5h ago

no politics [no-politics] Tech Tuesday and other random discussion thread 27/Oct/2026

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Welcome to Tech Tuesdays on /r/Australia. Or just tell us about your favourite gadget or new widget you own. Or ask for help with your latest mobile or gaming rig. Which mobile apps are great or not?


r/australia • • 17h ago

culture & society How diverse is Australia’s publishing industry?

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A new national survey finds publishing in Australia is more culturally diverse than it was in 2022. Class and geography, though, still decide who gets a seat at the table


r/australia • • 10h ago

no politics When is it appropriate to start wearing a poppy?

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Hi guys,

This year I want to start wearing a poppy for Remembrance Day. However, I'm getting mixed opinions online as to when it is appropriate to start wearing one. Can anyone chime in for me as to when I should start wearing one? Also, if anyone knows the best places to find one that would be great. I'm Melbourne South-Eastern suburbs based.

Thanks!


r/australia • • 9h ago

culture & society Australian Family stranded in Japan need half a million dollars to get son home

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