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Child sexual abuse by women is on the rise, We don’t have the support services to cope

To assist prevention efforts, we need to continue to debunk misconceptions about female sexual offending.

Fiji Hindi literature and the unspoken narratives of the subaltern

Prof. Vijay Mishra is an extremely distinguished figure in the literary world.

Coalition retains narrow Newspoll lead as Dutton gains; where Democrats may have erred in US election

Dutton’s net approval surged six points to +5. There was a 37–37 tie on preferred PM (37–35 to Albanese previously).

What happens if you have a HELP debt and kids? The missed opportunity in Labor’s plan to fix student loans

The HECS (now HELP) system was conceived in the 1980s as a way to generate revenue to help the government pay for an expansion of university places.

Your friend has been diagnosed with cancer. Here are 6 things you can do to support them

Understanding your friend’s diagnosis and what they’ll go through when being treated may be helpful.

Wrongly convicted of a crime? Your ability to clear your name can come down to your postcode

There are, however, indirect ways people can seek an appeal with fresh evidence.

Part science, part magic: an illuminating history of healing with light

This might be why ancient religions – such as those in Egypt, Greece, the Middle East, India, Asia, and Central and South America – involved Sun worship.

Modi-Trump 2.0: Promise, Perils, and Pragmatic Possibilities

The American political drama has reached its peak, with Trump defeating Kamala Harris in an election that captivated Indian families.

Israel-Iran escalation: Recognising humanitarian concerns without legitimising terrorism

It is extremely concerning that observations have been made by individuals on responsible positions; journalists, political commentators and elected representatives that not only influence masses within the national framework but whose words also carry international weight.

What to expect on Election Day: history could be made, or we’re in for a long wait (and plenty of conspiracies)

The polls might well be wrong: the electorate may have shifted dramatically since 2020 in ways that will only reveal themselves after the election.

Must-read

15 illegal Indian migrants deported from Australia

The group includes 10 men and one woman from Punjab, while the remaining deportees are from Haryana, Uttarakhand and Telangana.

Indian-Australian become largest overseas-born Aussies taking over England

Overseas-born individuals now make up 32 per cent of the country’s estimated population of 27.6 million—approaching the historic peak of 32.4 per cent recorded in 1891.

‘King Khan’ charged over alleged unexplained wealth in Fiji as drug investigations widens

The restraining order also covered a $400,000 property, cash held in a local bank, and four vehicles.
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