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One Nation’s surge and Liberal Party’s collapse in SA election reveal tectonic shifts in Australian politics

The SA Liberals suffered a humiliating and record loss, reduced to single digits, with perhaps as few as six seats in the lower house.

Cyclone Narelle: ‘compact’, dangerous and unusually predictable

Sea surface temperatures in the northwest Coral Sea are currently 0.5–1.0°C above average, and this has fuelled the storm’s rapid intensification.

Treasury modelling shows Australia’s inflation could reach 5%, as national cabinet works on fuel

“All of our ships have arrived at this point in time, but we’ve had a surge in demand, which is leading to some shortages in some areas, particularly of diesel.”

From clean to ‘dirty’: Why Australia has eased fuel standards — and what it means for health

In this context, “dirty fuel” refers to petrol with higher sulfur content than Australia’s newest fuel standards allow.

Social cohesion must be nurtured to secure Fiji’s future, Assistant Minister tells Parliament

Plans are also in progress to digitise more than 60,000 Girmit records and establish a dedicated museum to preserve this history for future generations.

Truth in political advertising is law in South Australia, Why won’t the rest of Australia follow?

If an objection is lodged, it falls to the state’s electoral commissioner to judge whether the material is inaccurate or misleading.

Safe in the UAE, anxious at heart: Migrants in the shadow of war

An academic in the UAE reflects on safety, fear, migration, and why conflict now reaches us all.

Visa-free entry for Pacific nations back on NZ agenda amid regional mobility push

The online petition, signed by nearly 50,000 people, many of whom are residents of PIF countries, was presented to the current foreign minister and leader of NZ First, Winston Peters.

Why the Pacific Engagement Visa is Quietly becoming a success story

In each year, 3,000 lucky individuals are selected through the ballot to apply for a PEV visa.

I’m in flooded northern Australia – how can I make sure my drinking water is safe?

Parts of northern Australia are battling record-breaking floods, after heavy rain caused major rivers across Queensland and the Northern Territory to break their banks.

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Victoria to rewrite sentencing laws in major justice overhaul

The review will be led by the Sentencing Advisory Council, which will consult widely with legal experts, stakeholders and the public.

RBA lifts interest rates to 4.35 per cent as fuel shock reignites inflation fears

It also noted that inflation had already been too high before the Middle East conflict pushed global energy prices higher.

Sydney childcare worker Jayendra Shahi charged again for allegedly slapping toddlers

NSW Police allege two more children — both girls aged three and four — were assaulted in a separate incident.
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