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Queensland secures record funding, paving way for full funding of all Australian public schools

POLITICS
The deal ensures that all public and state schools in Queensland will be on a path to full and fair funding, marking a key milestone in the nationwide Better and Fairer Schools Agreement.

Teen who assaulted Indian security guard granted bail; magistrate warns he’s lucky to avoid new laws

NEWS+FEATURED

South Australia’s Premier in India to strengthen education, trade and flight links

BUSINESS

Canadian PM to run in Nepean after dropping three-term Hindu MP Chandra Arya

POLITICS

Pacific security leaders unite to strengthen regional cooperation

NEWS+FEATURED

‘Every woman’s worst nightmare’: Police hunt man after attempted kidnapping in Melbourne’s west

NEWS+FEATURED

News+Featured

Teen who assaulted Indian security guard granted bail; magistrate warns he’s lucky to avoid new laws

The attack at Bendigo Marketplace, which took place in early March, allegedly involved a gang of nine youths who targeted a 20-year-old Indian international student from the Sikh community.

Pacific security leaders unite to strengthen regional cooperation

‘Every woman’s worst nightmare’: Police hunt man after attempted kidnapping in Melbourne’s west

Peter Dutton Pledges $8.5 Million to Support Australia’s First Hindu School

Australia slips, India rises but trails behind war-torn countries in World Happiness Rankings

POLITICS

Queensland secures record funding, paving way for full funding of all Australian public schools

The deal ensures that all public and state schools in Queensland will be on a path to full and fair funding, marking a key milestone in the nationwide Better and Fairer Schools Agreement.

Canadian PM to run in Nepean after dropping three-term Hindu MP Chandra Arya

Albanese commits $44.6m to enhance intelligence capability to keep Australia safe

Dutton pledges major boost for Tasmania’s marine rescue and freight industry

Refugee Integration or Political PR? Albanese government’s refugee employment strategy questioned

IMMIGRATION

Fiji grapples with rising racial discrimination as 100,000 Indo-Fijians have reportedly left the country

Dialogue Fiji's Executive Director, Nilesh Lal, questioned whether Fiji can truly be considered a place where all its citizens feel valued and included.

Passports, prosperity and problems: Vanuatu’s CBI scheme in the media

Refugee Integration or Political PR? Albanese government’s refugee employment strategy questioned

“Know your history, because our history is yours too”: Fiji’s Deputy PM urges global recognition of Indian girmit history

Paper out, digital in: Australia’s travel declaration goes high-tech for Qantas at this airport

BUSINESS

South Australia’s Premier in India to strengthen education, trade and flight links

"This will provide a significant boost to our economy, community, and workforce."

Pakistan spreads misinformation against India on Basmati rice claims in Australia and New Zealand

The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for Australia

Air India and Air New Zealand join forces: Direct flights between India and NZ on the horizon

Cyclone Alfred to cost budget $1.2 billion, hit growth and push up inflation: Chalmers

HEALTH

An artificial heart may save your life. But it can also change you in surprising ways

The patient, a man from New South Wales in his 40s, was not the world’s first person to receive this type of artificial heart.

Darwin surgeon Dr Sonali Pande leads medical support for Australia’s deaf cricket team in India

Albanese promises $644m for 50 more Medicare urgent care clinics

Fiji and India to deepen healthcare ties with landmark medicine agreement

Albanese promises largest investment in Medicare to ease cost pressures

SPORTS

Pakistani-origin cricketer collapses and dies in scorching Adelaide heat

Paramedics rushed to the scene, but despite their best efforts, the man in his 40s could not be revived.

Alana King named ICC Player of the Month for February after Ashes heroics

First-ever Sports Excellence Forum boosts Australia-India relations

Indian-origin sisters Charvi and Paravi gear up for AusCycling Track Nationals

Cricket Australia Teams Up with Xentrix Studios Australia for Snick & Willow TV Series

Science+TECHNOLOGY

Renewables are cheap, So why isn’t your power bill falling?

As Australia heads for a federal election campaign likely to focus on the rising cost of living, many of us are wondering when, exactly, cheap renewables will bring cheap power.

Scientific misconduct is on the rise. But what exactly is it?

Elon Musk’s Starlink brings connectivity to remote Fijian village

India’s solar mission lights up homes in Fiji, empowering women for a sustainable future

Bold vision for Australian research, streamlined funding and risk-taking innovation

Opinion

Balochistan’s plight highlights the double standards of Australian politicians and activists on human rights

The region remains one of the most heavily militarized in Pakistan, with security forces routinely carrying out raids, abductions, and extrajudicial killings.

Women’s sexual pleasure is still taboo – but the Kamasutra tells a different story

Treasurer Chalmers promises ‘meaningful and substantial’ cost of living help in Tuesday’s budget

More women at work, fewer in power: India’s leadership divide

Dutton: ‘Weak Albanese government letting criminals run wild’ as he pushes US style mafia laws

ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

Melbourne’s Sruthy Saseendran sets Guinness World Record by identifying 95 airport codes in one minute

Despite facing personal and professional challenges, including job loss and family setbacks, Sruthy remained committed to her goal.

If “My Melbourne” doesn’t move you, check if you still have a heart

Reading and critique in critical humanities

Remakes, reboots, and revenues: Is art dying for profit?

A life of resilience, politics, and the fight for Fiji’s democracy

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