Tasmania government hails tourist ferry service which has decided against going electric and will use methanol produced from burning native forest wood chips instead.

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Cameras that record the number plates of all the vehicles that enter one of Perth's biggest shopping centres are being used to track criminals, WA police have revealed.

The only craft docked at Tiangong space station has been damaged and “does not meet the release conditions for a safe manned return.”

Post-mortems of the deceased and testimonies from former detainees suggest many died from torture, medical neglect, and food deprivation. According to a leaked Israeli intelligence database, dozens we...

Health ministers are furious with a letter from the prime minister demanding they rein in spending if they want a public hospital funding deal honoured.

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Recent testimonies from the Palestinian Center for Human Rights share shocking stories of Palestinian rape victims released from Israeli detention. The stories are horrifying to read but essential for...

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A man spearfishing in the state's South West has been bitten by a wobbegong shark, with bystanders stabbing the fish multiple times to remove it from the man's arm.

Climate groups call backflip a ‘disaster’ while moderate Liberals worry about impact on winning back urban electorates

The decision by neo-Nazis to identify themselves publically may reflect an internal sentiment that far-right radicalism is becoming normalised.

Details have emerged about the controversial scheme to take Palestinians out of Gaza, run by Al-Majd Europe.

The commercial rock lobster fishery south of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel is now closed effective 15 November 2025

<article data-history-node-id="431562" about="https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/israel-accused-282-ceasefire-breaches-gaza-over-one-month" class="live-blog-update default clearfix"> <h2> <a href="https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/israel-accused-282-ceasefire-breaches-gaza-over-one-month" rel="bookmark"> <span class="field field-title">Israel accused of 282 ceasefire breaches in Gaza over one month</span> </a> </h2> <div class="content"> <div class="field field-field-text"><p data-end="635" data-start="433">Gaza officials say Israel has torn through the so-called ceasefire with relentless attacks, killing hundreds of Palestinians in the month since the agreement was announced.</p> <p data-end="856" data-start="637">According to the Government Media Office, Israeli forces breached the ceasefire at least 282 times between 10 October and 10 November, carrying out air strikes, artillery fire, and direct shootings across the Strip.</p> <p data-end="1163" data-start="858">The office reported that Israeli forces opened fire on civilians 88 times, stormed neighbourhoods beyond the “yellow line” 12 times, bombed Gaza 124 times, and levelled residential property on 52 occasions. It also said Israel detained 23 Palestinians from Gaza during the same period.</p> <p data-end="1394" data-start="1165">Despite the declared pause in the genocide, Israel has continued to block essential humanitarian aid, while destroying homes and infrastructure across the besieged territory, deepening an already catastrophic situation for civilians.</p> </div> </div> </article>

This is an edited extract from Rise of the Right by Greg Barns, published by Hardie Grant Books. As One Nation and Pauline Hanson make the front pages yet again, this time over the quest for funding f...