Convicted Murderer Sues For His 'Human Right' To Eat A Divisive Foodstuff

A report commissioned by conservationists indicates that Australia's official figures on forest cover may be misleading. While the data suggests an increase in forest area since 2008, the analysis argues that new growth is often misclassified and does not compensate for the loss of biodiversity in species-rich forests. This raises concerns about the ecological accuracy of Australia's deforestation statistics.

New federal guidelines in Australia recommend that general practitioners provide enhanced care for patients with higher breast density, which can complicate cancer detection in mammograms. This change follows the experience of Krysty Sullivan, who was diagnosed with breast cancer eleven months after receiving an all-clear result from a routine mammogram.

Meta has begun notifying Australian users under 16 that their Facebook and Instagram accounts will be deactivated by December 10, in compliance with the Albanese government's social media ban. Affected users will receive 14 days' notice through in-app messages, emails, and SMS before their access is terminated.

Mitchell Starc has expressed disappointment among Australian players regarding the relocation of the opening Ashes Test from Brisbane's Gabba, known as the 'Gabbatoir', to Perth Stadium. Starc noted that players had preferred to start the series in Brisbane, where England has historically struggled. The groundsman assured that the recent Metallica concert did not impact the wicket's condition.

Patrick Ryan and Joseph Kelly, renowned cult interventionists based in Philadelphia, assist families in persuading loved ones to leave harmful cults. They receive desperate calls from individuals whose relatives are involved with dangerous groups, such as a son following a guru in Spain or a wife investing life savings in a prophet in Australia. These families often feel they have exhausted all other options before reaching out for help.

Bonn, Germany, faces uncertainty as Turkey and Australia remain in a deadlock over hosting the Cop31 climate summit. If an agreement is not reached, the rights to host will revert to a third country. United Nations officials express growing concern over the situation, which could impact the city's reputation and responsibilities.

Chalmers has suggested that major governing parties in Australia should collaborate on a deal regarding nature laws to ensure that reforms are sustainable. Following a recent neo-Nazi rally, discussions are ongoing to ensure that existing laws are adequate and fit for purpose. Home Affairs Minister Burke emphasized the significant powers that officials currently possess under the law, indicating a proactive approach to addressing these issues.

Tropical cyclone Fina is on a path to potentially hit the northern Australian coast this week. If it makes landfall on Friday, it would mark the earliest cyclone of the season to impact Australia since 1973. Currently categorized as a category one cyclone, Fina is located approximately 370 km northeast of Darwin and is expected to intensify to category two before shifting south on Thursday.