This election presents an opportunity for meaningful change, representation, and sustainable practices that respect traditional lands and cultures. The decisions made now will not only set the tone for how Australia addresses climate change and supports its Indigenous population in the years to come but, most importantly, will determine the actions taken right now.

After 20 years, one championship, 15 wins, 76 podiums, and 603 races, James Courtney has seen the checkered flag waved on his Supercars full-time drive.

Cam Waters is ready to go for 2026.

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Young people under the age of 16 will soon lose access to their social media accounts, with fines of up to $49.5mil million for platforms that fail to take ‘reasonable steps’ to exclude young people from their sites.

New York Mayor-elect went against almost every rule of running a campaign and winning an election. His whirlwind win has brought about many questions, especially for politicians, journalists and activists engaged in progressive politics. What can Australia’s progressive politicians learn from Mamdani and his campaign?

Chaz Mostert is a supercars champion. Picture: Supercars

Feeney’s Pole Position.

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Broc Feeney win Race 33. Picture: Supercars

Broc Feeney is on Pole for Sunday’s race. Picture: Supercars

Ryan Wood is on Provisional Pole ahead of the Top 10 Shootout for Race 33.

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Brodie Kosetcki celebrates his $50,000 and the first race win of the new Adelaide GF format. Picture: Supercars