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​​​The Australian Government is urging all Australians to take three simple actions to help protect themselves online, with the launch of the newest phase of the Act Now. Stay Secure. cyber security awareness campaign.

The method protects images from being used to train AI or create deepfakes by adding invisible changes that confuse the technology.

AAP FactCheck – The defence minister has not said Australia will stop exporting weapons to Israel as the country “incinerates babies with white phosphorus”, despite claims on social media.

AAP FactCheck – An image of a girl pleading for food, splashed on newspaper front pages globally, is from 2025 in Gaza, not 2014 in Iraq or Syria, as claimed in some social media posts.

AAP FactCheck – Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has not told people to refrain from posting images of bacon and egg rolls because they offend Muslims, despite claims on social media.

A cannabis crop house has been found in Alfredton, Victoria —this morning following reports of a home break-in.

A Chinese national accused of covertly collecting information about a Canberra Buddhist association on behalf of a foreign principal has been charged by the AFP under the Counter Foreign Interference Taskforce (CFITF).

Adults who stay consistently active throughout their life can lower their risk of early death by up to 40 per cent, a global study led by The University of Queensland has found.

The Executive Committee would like to invite you to attend the General Community meeting so that we have the opportunity to report activities and on the financial matters.

Essendon will unearth a 14th debutant this season, with Jayden Nguyen to play his first Australian Football League (AFL) game against Sydney this Saturday.