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Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has a thumping election win – what does it mean for the UK and the rest of the world?

Starmer and his colleagues have positioned the party in the centre ground of British politics – and reaped the rewards as the Conservatives tacked rightwards.

Why Labor government should not worry about Muslim vote threat

Labor is fearful, not least because the threat is still inchoate; Labor is unable to judge its nature and potential power to do damage.

The AEC has redrawn the boundaries for federal seats, Here’s How this will affect next election

The overall size of the House would fall from 151 to 150 seats since the 2022 election.

Emmy and other award-winning academics to highlight 2024 Pacific Media Conference in Fiji 

"This conference is not just about journalism but about democracy and freedom of speech as a whole.”

Democrats must allow Joe Biden a graceful exit as the presidential nominee

Biden's inability to clearly communicate during the 90-minute debate earned harsh criticism from across the US political spectrum, most notably among Democrats.

Indian Diaspora rallies behind historic ICC T20 World Cup victory

Indian diaspora communities worldwide, particularly from Fiji, Australia, and the Pacific, rallied behind the Indian team.

Joe Biden’s debate disaster – who could replace him on the Democrat ticket in November?

The US press carried reports that “panicked” Democrats were examining ways that the president might be replaced in time to mount a credible challenge

What’s the global orange juice supply crisis – and should Australians be worried?

Australia certainly grows a lot of oranges itself, with major plantations in the Riverina, Murray Valley and Riverland. We’re the world’s 12th-biggest producer of the fruit.

Why has Julian Assange been a significant public figure for the last two decades?

WikiLeaks became famous around the globe in April 2010 when it released hundreds of thousands of documents in tranches known as the Afghan war logs, the Iraq war logs and Cablegate.

Cold snap, low on gas: the possible gas shortage in Victoria is a warning

The government would have had to decide in November last year that 2024 would be a shortfall year. They did not.

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Three Indian migrants killed in devastating highway crash in New Zealand

Police say the vehicle is believed to have crossed the centre line moments before the impact, though investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Hundreds of students set to lose qualifications as Melbourne training college registration canceled

College issued qualifications and statements of attainment without ensuring students had completed proper assessment or met competency requirements

Childcare worker Jayendra Jung Shahi granted bail over alleged slaping two toddlers

His lawyer told the court his mental health had declined following recent family tragedies, arguing he required support.
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