Stories from Australia

An Australian mining project is facing a native title dispute. The dispute could impact the project's timeline and operations. The project is located near Perth. The dispute involves claims from Indigenous groups.

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.

A man has been charged after allegedly making verbal threats at a Brisbane location. Police are investigating the incident.

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.

A bill aimed at cracking down on organized crime is being introduced to Parliament today. The legislation targets Australians and a New Zealander who are being flown to Perth via the Netherlands. They will spend at least three weeks in Western Australia.

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.

Hewlett Packard Australia Ltd has been awarded a federal contract worth $3,152,780. This is part of a larger $115,612,246 in federal contracts distributed to major consultants in 2026, with $85,800 going to KPMG.