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Securing the world while leaving itself exposed

Fiji’s international credibility will not be measured by how long we have soldiers manning outposts in the Sinai desert or the Golan Heights.

How do we get more Year 12s doing maths?

The skills we gain during school mathematics – problem-solving, pattern-finding, reasoning logically, and computational thinking – are essential to the work of many STEM careers.

Why I will always stand with the Indian Australian community

For me, supporting the Australian Indian community is in my DNA – and it is in my DNA because I am a Liberal.

Who lost India?

Trump’s thuggish demeanour and his unquenchable desire to win the Nobel Peace Prize have ultimately made the United States a subject of global ridicule.

What is prepping – and how does it work in Australia?

Australian preppers exist across the political and class spectrum.

Dragon-Elephant Tango: India–China Dynamics at the SCO Meeting

Modi's interactions with Xi and Putin reaffirmed that India continues to follow strategic autonomy and multilateralism.

Skilled migrants shut out at job interviews — costing Australia billions

In the 2023-24 financial year, 210,000 visas were granted by the Australian government across these three pathways, of which 65% (137,100) went to skilled migrants.

Some unis are moving away from in-person lectures. Here’s why that’s not such a bad thing

By Alice Brown Students have been protesting to keep in-person lectures at the newly amalgamated Adelaide University next year. University representatives say Adelaide University will not...

Australia’s economy shows best result in two years as consumer spending picks up

Families are still under pressure, yet the rise in spending suggests confidence is returning and lower interest rates are starting to help.

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Bikram Lama’s death while homeless exposes ‘invisible’ crisis and lack of support to international student

Bikram Lama, 32, died in December last year in Hyde Park, just metres from the busy entrance to St James station.

Indian-Australian scientist Prof. Zora Singh wins top international horticulture honour

Foundation Professor of Horticultural Science at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, he has led major advancements in postharvest technologies, fruit quality, and supply chain innovation.

Three Indian-origin women in Australia’s G20 Youth delegation tackling global challenges

The trio will take on key negotiation roles across major global challenges, including economic reform, job creation, food security, global health, and conflict resolution.
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