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The long-running global study in news consumption habits and trends — the 2025 Digital News Report (DNR) — comes at an interesting time for Australian media. The survey, delivered by YouGov to a representative panel of 2006 participants, was conducted towards the end of January. This was two months before the presence of influencers and

About 2,000 Australian citizens have registered for assistance to leave the Middle East. Treasurer Jim Chalmers told the media on Wednesday that over 1,000 Australian citizens in Israel and another 870 in Iran have registered with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) for government assistance to safely leave the region. Chalmers said the

Australians are running the risk of leaving thousands of dollars on the table in the form of unclaimed private health insurance extras, which are set to expire at the start of the new year. Most insurers reset their benefits on January 1, with new research from comparative site iSelect finding that 86 per cent of

Australian passengers trapped on a broken-down cruise ship in Japan say they are being kept on board without access to their passports. The Spectrum of the Seas is moored in Yokohama for what Royal Caribbean called “unplanned maintenance”. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Aussies among thousands stuck on cruise ship in Japan. Know the news with