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Caution still urged as fires ease

Warnings have been downgraded for fires burning in multiple states but emergency services are urging caution as hot, gusty conditions continue. A grassfire in central Victoria’s Willowmavin was burning out of control on Saturday evening but an emergency warning for residents to take shelter had been downgraded to advice level.

AAP Newswire

11 hours ago

China

17 hours ago

PM blasted for ‘weak’ response to ‘gunboat diplomacy’

Anthony Albanese has bristled at suggestions he should get Beijing on the phone after China’s military carried out a live-fire exercise off the Australian coast and stoked international tensions. The prime minister said senior Defence officials continued to monitor three Chinese warships after they were spotted moving south about 280km off Sydney, in international waters, on Thursday.

AAP Newswire

17 hours ago

Security

21 Feb 2025

Anti-Semitic attacks ‘number one priority’ for ASIO

Australia’s spy chief says anti-Semitic attacks are the intelligence agency’s “number one priority” for threats to life. Speaking after handing down his annual threat assessment earlier this week, ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess said both Islamophobia and anti-Semitism were wrong, but the agency was investigating the latter more. “It’s clear that actually right now, we are seeing way more anti-Semitism in terms of significant incidents,“ he said.

AAP Newswire

21 Feb 2025

Attack

21 Feb 2025

Anti-Israel vandal has ‘Hezbollah tattoos’

One of the men facing charges over an alleged anti-Israel vandalism attack has neck and throat tattoos for declared terrorist group Hezbollah, a court has heard. Mohammed Farhat and Thomas Stojanovski are accused of carrying out the vandalism spree on Wellington St in Woollahra, in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, in November.

AAP Newswire

21 Feb 2025

Disaster

20 Feb 2025

Nan’s stories sparked rooftop flood escape plan

As a kid, Annabelle Coppin heard stories about her grandmother sitting on the family’s homestead roof to evade floodwaters. More than 80 years later, Ms Coppin has realised how terrifying it must have been after floodwaters again closed in on the...

AAP Newswire

20 Feb 2025

Weather

19 Feb 2025

Four die of disease linked to heavy rain

Four people have died from a disease linked to heavy rain in a flood-soaked region told to brace for more wet weather. More than 40 cases of melioidosis have been recorded in Queensland’s far north since January 1, with the death toll doubling in a week. The disease is associated with the wet season and is spread through contact with contaminated water, soil and air, causing death in up to 20 per cent of treated cases.

AAP Newswire

19 Feb 2025

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