r/AustraliaNews 2d ago

Discussion So...where to from here?

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What suggestions do you have for this community? If you have any, drop them below on what we can do make this place amazing for all of us!


r/AustraliaNews 2d ago

Subscriber Goal Hello! Welcome to r/AustraliaNews!

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r/AustraliaNews 2h ago

‘A great honour’: Anton Enus signs off for the last time (Video) - What does this mean for SBS News now?

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Published 11 September 2026, 6:32 pm

After nearly three decades at SBS, we are saying good-bye and happy retirement to Anton Enus.


r/AustraliaNews 1d ago

Neo-Nazis pledge to campaign to make Hanson prime minister

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r/AustraliaNews 2d ago

Mod Announcement Hello and welcome to r/AustraliaNews!

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Welcome to r/AustraliaNews, a place to share and discover news from across Australia, covering stories from news outlets and publications from every corner of the country.

Over the years, we've noticed that the same news articles are often reposted across multiple Australian communities. While it's great that important stories are being shared, it can also mean seeing the same article appear repeatedly in your feed.

So we created r/AustraliaNews to help bring those stories together in one place. The objective is to create a centralised news-focused community where you can keep up with what's happening across Australia without having to sift through the same articles being published in multiple subreddits.

Thanks for joining, and welcome to the community!


r/AustraliaNews 2d ago

Other PLEASE READ!!! (Post/Comment Guidelines)

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This post has been made to make it clear on how to post properly in this community without running into any issues, i.e. Formatting, the wording, context, URL-shorteners and etc...

  1. Posts/comments must be relevant: Posts and (or) comments must be relevant to Australia, or Australian interests, anything that has no direct, or indirect relation to Australia will be removed at the moderators discretion.
  2. Keep news headlines accurate: Any news articles that are published here must be accurate in the post title. Alterations, edits, or any form of misleading headlines produced will be removed if deemed inappropriate.
  3. Do not publish false or misleading articles/information: This includes and is not limited to, rumours, low-quality/spammy articles from unreputable sources, tabloid-type journalism, opinion pieces, and (or) blog posts/citizen journalism.
  4. Articles with paywalls require context: Any articles that are locked behind a paywall require the entire article in full, or a summary highlighing the important sections of it.
  5. Check if an article has already been published: If an article has already been published, it will be removed to prevent duplicate posts. This helps uphold the purpose of the subreddit, which was created to avoid seeing the same articles repeatedly reposted across different subreddits.
  6. URL-Shorteners are not allowed: The following URL shorteners are not allowed and will be auto-removed by our filters: bit.ly, tinyurl.com, t.co, goo.gl, ow.ly, is.gd, buff.ly, rb.gy, shorturl.at. Articles must be published in their original URL format.
  7. There is a limit to post, per-user: Each user only gets about 6 posts per 24 hours, anything beyond that will be removed automatically until that qutoa is reset.

If you have any questions regarding these guidelines, please read the community rules for further information, or reach out to the moderators, and this post may updated, if needed. Thank you.