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Australia-based ‘fake doctor’ Abhishek Shukla arrested in India for allegedly duping woman in marriage scam

Indian authorities say Abhishek Shukla contacted over 3,000 women using fake matrimonial profiles, sparking fears of more victims in a widespread marriage scam.

Decline in international student numbers forces regional Aussie university to cut jobs

With campuses across regional NSW, CSU says international students once played a key financial role in supporting rural education.

$25 million meth lab busted in Sydney after US tip-off

Police allege that the seized consignment was linked to a phone number previously involved in other attempted imports, which had already been intercepted by Australian Border Force.

National interest or political play? Australia sues over China-backed mineral deal

Legal experts note that this case could set a precedent for enforcing divestment orders and deter future breaches by foreign stakeholders in strategically important industries.

Beloved Perth chef Manpreet Singh Guddu’s sudden death leaves family and community heartbroken

Sony was the heart and soul of Chullah Indian Restaurant in Hocking — a community favourite for over a decade.

Former student charged over alleged hacking spree at Western Sydney University

In the most serious allegations, confidential student data was reportedly threatened with sale on the dark web.

Canberra store worker Abhishek Timalsina found guilty of raping customer

The woman told police she felt uncomfortable and froze as the situation escalated.

“Jai Hind, Jai Bharat”: Group Capt. Shubhanshu Shukla pilots his way to history as first Indian bound for ISS

"On my shoulder, I carry the Indian flag. This is not just my journey to the ISS – it’s the beginning of India’s human spaceflight.”

From domination to danger: India’s 364 all-out leaves them nervously hunting 10 wickets

Pant’s century – his second of the match – underlined India’s dominance with the bat even as their lower order faltered.

Fiji to verify alleged “deeply racist” post by top official targeting Indo-Fijians

“In any functioning liberal democracy — be it Australia, New Zealand, the UK, or Canada — this would be unthinkable.”

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Australia’s construction apprentices hit five-year low as industry warns workforce crisis threatens housing targets

Under the GTO model, apprentices are directly employed by the organisation and placed with host employers, with mentoring and support provided throughout their training.

Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp after Meta’s $900 million CRED bet

The appointment places Shah in charge of one of the world’s largest messaging platforms beyond private messaging into business communication and payments.

Cyber threats enter new era as Five Eyes warns AI is changing the game

The agencies also encouraged organisations to use AI as part of their defensive strategy, including for detecting vulnerabilities, improving software security, identifying unusual activity and responding faster to incidents.
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