Sir Keir Starmer calls it quits, and the plight of Vegemite lite
Tuesday, 23 June: Sir Keir Starmer calls it quits; Canada makes a big Australian purchase; The Logie nominees are in; And the plight of Vege...
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Fuel relief is extended for another month, and a famous tree meets its end
Monday, 22 June: Fuel relief is extended for another month; Questions about Keir Starmer's future; A heatwave in Europe; And a famous tree m...
Squiz Series on Artificial Intelligence
All three episodes of our special AI series, in partnership with Minderoo, are now out. It's all about how we're feeling about AI in Austral...
Squiz Series: Do Aussies trust AI?
Artificial intelligence is the topic of a lot of conversations at the moment - and recent research commissioned by Minderoo Foundation shows...
Squiz Shortcuts: The Socceroos World Cup squad
The FIFA men’s World Cup is under way and Australia’s Socceroos are off to a great start with a win over Turkey. Soccer fans will know that...
Pauline Hanson addresses the press, and Toy Story 5 hits cinemas
Thursday, 18 June: Pauline Hanson addresses the press; More details of the US-Iran deal; The Maroons stage a comeback; And Toy Story 5 hits...
Squiz Series: AI, national security, and the shifting world order
Artificial intelligence is the topic of a lot of conversations at the moment - and recent research commissioned by Minderoo Foundation shows...
Interest rates hold steady, and the Williams sisters serve up their return
Wednesday, 17 June: Interest rates hold steady; The UK follows in our social media footsteps; Digging into our news trends; And the Williams...
Squiz Shortcuts: A closer look at One Nation’s policies
According to the polls, One Nation has seen a surge in support since last year’s federal election… Senator Pauline Hanson’s party is challen...
A US-Iran ceasefire is locked in, and Delta gets set to dance
Tuesday, 16 June: A US-Iran ceasefire is locked in; Questions over fuel prices; Tackling crime that targets Australian kids; And Delta gets...
Trump talks up a peace deal, and the Socceroos beat the odds
Monday, 15 June: Trump talks up a peace deal; Pauline Hanson jumps in the polls; The Socceroos beat the odds; And a parade fit for a King......
Trump hits the brakes on strikes, and going for gold in the T20 World Cup
Friday, 12 June: Trump hits the brakes on strikes; SpaceX prepares for launch; Going for gold in the women's T20 World Cup; And the perfect...
Squiz Shortcuts: The Ebola outbreak
You might’ve heard in the news that medical workers in parts of Africa are struggling to bring an outbreak of Ebola under control… The World...
The US and Iran trade strikes, and kicking off the FIFA World Cup
Thursday, 11 June: The US and Iran trade strikes; More charges are laid over the Bondi terror attack; Kicking off the FIFA World Cup; And no...
Squiz Series: AI agents and the law
Artificial intelligence is the topic of a lot of conversations at the moment - and recent research commissioned by Minderoo Foundation shows...
Another AI giant is going public, and an exciting day for Squiz Kids
Wednesday, 10 June: Another AI giant is going public; An exciting day for Squiz Kids; Barbeques Galore is no more; And voting on our favouri...
Squiz Shortcuts: The FIFA World Cup
The upcoming FIFA men’s World Cup is promising to be one of the most unusual and newsworthy in history. There are more teams, more games and...
Vale Professor Richard Scolyer, and Pink lights up the Tonys
Tuesday, 9 June: Vale Professor Richard Scolyer, Iran and Israel launch - and then pause - strikes, some French Open first-timers, and think...
Trump threatens more tariffs, and the Bayeux Tapestry is on the move
Friday, 5 June: Trump threatens more tariffs; Israel and Lebanon renew their ceasefire; A big Big Freeze is coming; And the Bayeux Tapestry...
Squiz Shortcuts: Going deep on cave rescues
Rescue missions to reach people trapped inside caves have been in the news lately, with a crew in the southeast Asian country of Laos racing...