Australia calls for Israel to end Gaza aid blockade

Australia has added its voice to calls from the UK, France and Germany for Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza with the population at risk of starvation. Read more

Neighbours ‘shame’ TV star after Nazi salute charge

A former actor and political candidate, who starred in Neighbours and McLeod’s Daughters, has faced court charged with performing a Nazi salute. Read more

Iran says nuclear talks with US to continue in Oman

Donald Trump has reiterated his threat of drastic consequences for Iran over its nuclear program as plans are made to resume negotiations in Oman. Read more

Accused neo-Nazis fail to alter strict bail conditions

Two men accused of displaying a Nazi symbol are at high risk of reoffending, according to a magistrate who has refused to alter their bail conditions. Read more

Intent irrelevant as caravan hoax dubbed antisemitism

A terrorism hoax capitalising on anti-Jewish rhetoric is still antisemitism despite being orchestrated by criminals motivated by other reasons, a top cop says. Read more

Penny Wong seeks investigation for Gaza paramedic deaths

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called for an investigation into the killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza, but her earlier silence has left Muslim voters dismayed. Read more

Australia pledges an additional $11 million in Gaza aid

Australia is providing an extra $11 million in lifesaving humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza undergoing Israeli bombardment following the collapse of a ceasefire. Read more

University staff add voices to pro-Palestinian protests

Protesters will take to major universities demanding they cut ties with Israel and weapon manufacturers and railing against a new definition of antisemitism. Read more

Accused neo-Nazi clashes with magistrate

An alleged neo-Nazi has failed to appear in court, while a second man accused of displaying a Nazi symbol has demanded that his charges be withdrawn. Read more

PM backs Gaza aid resumption after truce breakdown

Australia has called for the resumption of humanitarian aid and a ceasefire in Gaza after a second day of Israeli airstrikes on the Palestinian territory. Read more

Hate laws to stay despite caravan terror

A state premier is staring down calls to repeal hate crime laws, amid revelations parliament may have been “misinformed” before they were urgently passed. Read more

PM accused of leaving Jews guessing on bomb terror hoax

The prime minister and opposition leader have traded barbs over when they knew an explosives-laden caravan was a hoax and not an antisemitic terror plot. Read more

Nazi charge dropped, police to pay man’s legal costs

Charges against a man arrested during a neo-Nazi march on Australia Day have been withdrawn and police have agreed to pay his legal costs. Read more

Trump wants detained Palestinian student deported

A Palestinian activist who led student protests at Columbia University is facing deportation under Donald Trump’s promised crackdown on campus demonstrations. Read more

Confusion over Libs’ pledge to recognise West Jerusalem

The coalition’s foreign affairs spokesman has seemingly contradicted the opposition leader about a major foreign policy decision on Israel’s capital. Read more

Backlog helps accused anti-Israel vandal get bail

One of the men allegedly behind a graffiti spree targeting the Jewish community has been granted bail in part due to a court backlog. Read more

Second nurse charged over viral ‘kill Israelis’ video

A second nurse has been charged over an allegedly threatening video in which he and a co-worker talked about refusing to treat and instead killing Israeli patients. Read more

‘Viable’ case against accused anti-Israel vandal

A young man accused of being complicit in an anti-Israel graffiti attack only held a light while his accomplice sprayed hateful slogans, a court has heard. Read more

Host ‘relieved’ of work, not fired after Gaza post: ABC

A pro-Palestine presenter taken off air after a barrage of complaints was not fired but instead “relieved of any obligation to perform any further work”, ABC lawyers have argued in court. Read more

‘Hostile’ ABC partisan on Gaza conflict views: lawyer

The ABC has been accused of being hostile and partisan by calling a casual radio host an activist for sharing her views on the conflict in Gaza. Read more

Men charged with Nazi salute after photo emerges

Police have charged seven men for allegedly performing the Nazi salute after a photo of the illegal acts circulated online. Read more

Silver lining as Fox wins second medal at kayak titles

Olympic champ Noemie Fox has claimed her second medal in two days, clinching silver in the kayak championship at the Canoe Slalom Australian Open in Penrith. Read more

Anti-Israel vandalism accused has ‘Hezbollah tattoos’

One of the men accused of torching and spray-painting cars in an anti-Israel vandalism spree might have been ideologically motivated, a court has heard. Read more

Venice row risks Australia’s reputation, major gallery says

The Museum of Contemporary Art has become the first major gallery to publicly back the artistic team selected for Venice, then sensationally dumped. Read more

Antisemitic attacks ‘number one priority’ for ASIO

Australia’s spy chief says antisemitic attacks are the intelligence agency’s “number one priority” for threats to life. Read more

Duo tied to more attacks amid ‘festering’ antisemitism

A man accused of attempting to set fire to a synagogue has been allegedly linked to two other antisemitic attacks, including the targeting of a prominent Jewish leader’s former home. Read more

Crime links in spotlight as antisemitic probes zero in

Police have linked a series of antisemitic attacks to the same alleged culprits as the prime minister questions initial descriptions of an explosives find. Read more

Neo-Nazi fights charge of intimidating police officer

A neo-Nazi accused of intimidating a police officer online says he has done nothing illegal. Read more

Hefty prison terms in antisemitism, racism crackdown

Multiple states are beefing up vilification laws in a push to curb antisemitism and other racist crimes, but some groups are worried they are an overreach. Read more

Late Nickel Queen’s riches to fight antisemitism

A charitable trust using millions left by pioneering entrepreneur Millie Phillips will promote Jewish pride and combat antisemitism if green-lit by the courts. Read more

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