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7,000 years tools discovered at sacred Aboriginal women’s site used for birthing ceremonies

This implies the site was used for stone tool production and possibly as a sacred women’s area for hundreds of generations.

Global demand for oil could peak soon

Even if oil demand peaks later than forecast, the progression from prospecting to exploration and mining can take decades.

What to do if you, or someone you know, is targeted with deepfake porn or AI nudes

As these technologies become more accessible and sophisticated, we’re starting to see this problem creep into our homes and schools

Extreme heat is a killer for outdoor sporting events – let’s plan properly to keep everyone safe

In the lead-up to the Brisbane 2032 Summer Olympics and other major sporting events in Queensland, the state government wants to prepare for extreme heat.

India’s Pasmanda Muslims are victims of ‘Muslim appeasement’ by Nehru-Gandhi family

Congress Party's negative attitude towards social reform and social justice in the Muslim society proved to be a major obstacle in the upliftment of the indigenous Pasmanda Muslims. 

International student caps are creating a huge headache for universities

The sector argues cutting student numbers will see job losses and less money to do research.

Modi 3.0: Listening to Ground Realities Key to India’s Empowerment and Development

While the BJP swept the poll with accentuating fervour, it needs to do some work to regain the faith in a few regions.

Unheard Voices and Resistance of Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir

The enduring cultural and emotional bonds between J&K and POJK serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit of a people who, despite decades of separation, remain united in their pursuit of a shared and prosperous destiny.

Down Under to Dhaka: An Aussie kid’s experience on the roads and rickshaws

The lanes that keep cars from going too close to each other in Australia served no such purpose in Dhaka as vehicles freely crossed over them.

Hindus this, Hindus that! Stop the blame game: We are not our worst enemies!

Constantly remember where you were defeated, debilitate and learn from it and fight back to be a victor!

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Kiwifruit firm Dosanjh Horticulture, director Jatinder Singh fined $135,000 over unpaid work and wage breaches

The case involved what officials described as a wage “banking” arrangement, where workers were required to work unpaid hours to offset previous paid time, along with failures to keep accurate employment records and correctly calculate leave entitlements.

International student numbers capped as Australia freezes intake at 295,000 for 2027

“Australia continues to welcome genuine international students seeking a premium Australian education which is great for our unis, domestic students and research.”

Tougher bail laws drive court expansion across Geelong and Melbourne suburbs

Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny said Victorians expect safety to come first and the government is responding with stronger laws and improved court systems.
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