Stories from Sydney · Australia

New data presented to a Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion shows that over half of Jewish Australian women have changed their behavior due to on-going issues. The commission is examining issues of social cohesion.

The Injibandi Noora Aboriginal Corporation claims exclusive native title rights, suggesting a multi-billion dollar mine is operating without their permission. This dispute impacts operations in Western Australia. The dispute is occurring in Sydney.

An Australian soldier has died during an army parachute exercise. The government announced plans to import and store liquified natural gas in February. An Australian Army soldier died after being injured in a parachuting incident near Sydney.

Julian Ingram is accused of shooting dead three people in January. The alleged triple murderer is from the state's central west.

Julian Ingram's body was discovered by National Parks workers. The location of the discovery is consistent with the weapon used in a January triple fatal shooting. The body was found in the same location as the accused murderer.

New South Wales police are investigating a gun found at the same location where the body of accused murderer Julian Ingram was discovered. The gun is consistent with the findings. The body was discovered inside a mobile home.

The Australian government has allocated 100 million dollars for the use of artificial intelligence to speed up environmental approvals for housing projects. Artificial intelligence is expected to accelerate the environmental approval process for housing projects.

Singer-songwriter Deborah Conway testified before the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion. She stated that she and other Jewish artists have been vilified for their support of Israel.

A penthouse sale in Sydney's Double Bay has set a new record, with the off-the-plan sale valued at approximately $50 million. This sale ranks among the top 10 apartment sales in Sydney's history.

Sources indicate that investors are cautious about the current market, impacting auction clearance rates in Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney's clearance rate was 55.2%, the lowest in four weeks. Mr. Packer believes only F- investors are very cautious.