
A Deloitte report released in March 2026 warns that Australian 16‑year‑olds will inherit a climate‑related debt of about $185,000 Australian dollars – roughly $122,000 U.S. dollars – over their lifetimes. The cost stems from projected expenses tied to extreme weather, health impacts and infrastructure repairs caused by government inaction on emissions. Advocates argue that a legislated Duty of Care could cut that liability by up to half, but current policies continue to extend coal and gas projects through 2070. The article calls on leaders to act now to prevent a generation from being born into debt.

Australia’s media market remains one of the world’s most concentrated, with a handful of legacy owners dominating headlines. Decades of dwindling government support have weakened public broadcasters ABC and SBS, creating space for a burgeoning indie sector. The guide maps...

Australia has recently committed millions of dollars, missiles, aircraft and personnel to support allied operations in the Middle East. In a column for Plan International Australia, Deputy CEO Hayley Cull argues that this military engagement must be matched by an...

The Australian satellite‑tracking station Pine Gap, a joint US‑Australia intelligence hub, is alleged to be feeding real‑time data to the United States and Israel for strikes against Iran. Former intelligence officer and MP Andrew Wilkie told SBS that Australian intelligence...