The toll of recurring disasters is starting to show among the residents of New South Wales, with many desperate for a break from overflowing rivers and wildfires.
Author: Yan Zhuang
12 Members of a Religious Group Charged in Death of 8-Year-Old
Elizabeth Struhs of Queensland, Australia, died in January because, according to the police, she was denied medical care.
Climate Protesters in Australia Face Harsh New Penalties
As of April, people in New South Wales who disrupt business activities can face up to two years in prison. Some climate activists say this law is aimed at them.
Does Keeping Jurors Unbiased Mean Keeping Everyone Else Quiet?
A journalist’s comments prompt the delay of a high-profile criminal trial, and everyone gets a reminder in how careful they need to be in discussing ongoing cases.
Australian Judge Delays Brittany Higgins Rape Trial
A journalist’s remarks ran afoul of tight limits on speech connected to criminal prosecutions, putting pause on a high-profile case about to start.
Australia’s Baby Steps Toward Severing Ties With the Queen
The new Labor government has established a ministerial position to begin the process of making the country a republic. But the idea is far from the top of its agenda.
Australia’s Baby Steps Toward Severing Ties With the Queen
The new Labor government has established a ministerial position to begin the process of making the country a republic. But the idea is far from the top of its agenda.
When Freedom Is Only the Beginning
Refugees who’d spent years in detention had a lot of questions about their new lives in Australia. Some were easier to answer than others.
Refugees in Australia Learn to Live Again After 9 Years Detained
Australia suddenly released migrants held under its tough approach to asylum seekers. While the worst of their ordeal is over, their future remains precarious.
Anthony Albanese Pitches ‘Safe Change” in Australian Election
The opposition leader has emphasized the good that effective government can do.