Australian News

In short:

The $4 million penalty against Tabcorp is one of the highest of its kind by the Australian Communications and Media Authority.

The ACMA found Tabcorp sent more than 5,700 marketing messages in 2024 that broke spam laws.

What's next?

Tabcorp has entered into a 3-year court-enforceable undertaking, including running quarterly audits of its VIP direct marketing.

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Some inland NSW communities have received their first winter snowfall for the year, with ski resorts in the Snowy Mountains also receiving an additional dusting.

Falls have been reported at Orange, southern NSW, parts of New England and in the Oberon and Bathurst districts.

What's next?

The weather bureau says there is a chance of more snow in coming days.

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Former prime minister Scott Morrison will be appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) for his "eminent service" to the country.

He thanked the Australian people for their "courage and resilience" during multiple crises during his term, including the COVID pandemic and Black Summer bushfires.

What's next?

King’s Birthday Honours List award recipients will be invited to ceremonies at their state's Government House over coming months.

Police have confirmed human remains were found in a national park in southern Queensland during the search for missing teenager Pheobe Bishop.

Yeah sure, lets allow companies to make highly attractive poison, advertise it using whatever tricks they can think up short of pornography, allow supermarkets to place this shit wherever they think people are most vulnerable and at eye level, allow sales and promotions promoting consumption.

Who could forsee that people would overindulge? What could be the solution? SIN TAXES

farque awffff. Can you imagine if we let companies poor waste into a river and taxed you if you swam in it? Fucking deranged proposal. This stupid political system that can't see a government as anything except a way of distributing financial penalties has absolutely cooked us.