‘Wrong side of history’: senator hits out at sanction
July 24, 2025 by AAP
Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi has lashed Labor and the coalition for being on the “wrong side of history” over the war in Gaza as the parliament sanctioned her. Read more
Accused restaurant protester remains in custody
A man charged with affray following a protest outside an Israeli restaurant has made a bid for bail, more than two weeks after the incident. Read more
Protests take over from pageantry as parliament returns
July 22, 2025 by AAP
Protests in and around Parliament House threatened to disrupt proceedings as the nation’s politicians went through the traditional ceremonies of being sworn in. Read more
Police search for accused synagogue arsonist’s motive
July 22, 2025 by AAP
An accused synagogue fire bomber has faced court as prosecutors search electronic devices for a motive behind the alleged arson. Read more
Protesters urge Israel sanctions ahead of MPs return
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters have marched on the Israeli embassy in Canberra while calling for the federal government to place sanctions on the country ahead of parliament’s return. Read more
No Lattouf contempt probe after Nine names lobbyists
July 18, 2025 by AAP
Nine will not be prosecuted by the Federal Court for contempt after publishing the names of lobbyists who complained about an ABC radio host’s pro-Gaza views. Read more
Islamist preacher unable to ‘bury’ antiSemitism ruling
An Islamist preacher who used harmful racial stereotypes about Jewish people in sermons will be forced to tell the world of his antisemitism through prominent online posts. Read more
Nazi salute ‘maths’ may be raised in actor’s court case
July 15, 2025 by AAP
A former Neighbours star will fight allegations he performed a Nazi salute at a two-day hearing later this year as he claims it was a gesture, not a salute. Read more
Nine denies Lattouf contempt over pro-Israel lobbyists
July 14, 2025 by AAP
Lobbyists who complained about a pro-Gaza ABC host have said Nine should be prosecuted for contempt for publicising their names and exposing them to vitriol. Read more
Anti-hate group lauded as ‘fringe’ protesters slammed
Jewish groups are optimistic that an anti-hate task force will trigger political action as a small group of protesters is lashed over a violent confrontation. Read more
Charges laid amid restaurant’s distress over protest
July 8, 2025 by AAP
A restaurant targeted by pro-Palestine protesters has revealed the “profound impact” the incident has had on its staff as police arrest and charge protesters. Read more
Anti-hate taskforce set up after antisemitic attacks
As the hunt continues for those behind a wave of antisemitic attacks, a task force has been established that could lead to increased police powers. Read more
Man faces court over ‘cowardly’ attack on Melbourne synagogue
July 6, 2025 by AAP
A man has fronted court for the first time after being charged by counter-terror police over a fire at a synagogue. Read more
Antisemitism envoy grilled on ‘uncivil’ rally ban call
July 4, 2025 by AAP
Australia’s special envoy to combat anti-Semitism has clashed with politicians over a call to ban pro-Palestine protests from city centres. Read more
Netanyahu to visit White House amid push for ceasefire
July 1, 2025 by AAP
Donald Trump will host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for talks at the White House next week, amid a renewed push to end the war in Gaza. Read more
Probe called into violent arrest at pro-Palestine rally
June 30, 2025 by AAP
A state police watchdog will oversee a probe into a violent arrest at a pro-Palestine rally that seriously injured a one-time federal Greens candidate.
The decision on Monday ends days of NSW Police refusals to declare the wounding of Hannah Thomas a critical incident, requiring a full investigation with independent oversight.
The 35-year-old was among five people arrested in Sydney on Friday outside an Australian firm reportedly linked to the manufacture of components for Israeli Defence Force fighter jets.
Police have faced scrutiny over the arrest after Ms Thomas said the action could result in permanent vision loss in her right eye.
BBC pressured over ‘death to IDF’ Glastonbury chant
June 30, 2025 by AAP
The BBC is under pressure after its broadcast of the iconic Glastonbury festival featured a performer chanting “death” to the Israeli military. Read more
Arrests over Gaza protest at fighter jet-linked firm
Protesters outside a business connected to fighter jets used by the Israeli military have clashed with police, resulting in injuries and five arrests. Read more
Online hate group listed as a terrorist organisation
June 27, 2025 by AAP
The federal government has taken action against the online hate group Terrorgram, which it says has threatened Australian lives in the past. Read more
‘Torn’ Aussies flee conflict as many more left waiting
June 26, 2025 by AAP
Australians have started returning home from Israel after the 12-day war with Iran, but thousands more are still looking for a way out of the region. Read more
Trump’s stance on Middle East clear, despite F-bomb: PM
Anthony Albanese says Donald Trump’s views in the Middle East are “pretty clear” when the US president swore during comments on a ceasefire. Read more
Premier’s staff do an about-face after arrest threat
June 25, 2025 by AAP
The NSW premier’s right-hand man will be spared arrest after he and fellow staffers gave in to demands to face up to a hate crimes inquiry centred on an explosive-laden caravan. Read more
Antoinette’s “ill advised” post got her fired and $70,000
The ABC has been ordered to pay $70,000 in compensation to a fill-in radio host fired for an “inconsiderate” post about Israeli actions in Gaza. Read more
Orderly, coherent or flat-footed: PM rejects criticism
June 24, 2025 by AAP
Anthony Albanese has dismissed suggestions he was “flat-footed” after US bombing raids on Iran, as he called for a ceasefire to hold between Iran and Israel. Read more
New Zealand wants justification for US bombings in Iran
June 23, 2025 by AAP
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon has declined to give the United States support for its bombing attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Read more
‘We support action’: PM backs in US strikes on Iran
June 23, 2025 by AAP
In his first public comments since America targeted three Iranian nuclear sites, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for de-escalation. Read more
Fox fired up for canoe world titles after rough results
June 22, 2025 by AAP
Jessica Fox has had mixed results since her stunning double Olympic triumph, but the canoe great expects to again deliver at the world championships in Penrith. Read more
NSW government staffers face arrest after caravan plot inquiry no-show
June 20, 2025 by AAP
Arrest warrants for the NSW premier’s most senior staff are due to be issued over their non-appearance at an inquiry into an explosive-laden caravan. Read more
Australia deploys military to help Middle East evacuees
Australian military forces are being set up to support evacuations from Israel and Iran, after US President Donald Trump gave Iran an ultimatum. Read more
Ex-TV star asks to be spared conviction for Nazi salute
June 20, 2025 by AAP
A former Neighbours actor has faced court where his lawyer asked for him to be spared a criminal conviction over an alleged Nazi salute. Read more
