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Minister Julian Hill highlights Singh as most common surname as Canberra deepens India ties with AI pact

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Victoria toughens penalties for abusing frontline workers ahead of Christmas rush

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“Every click is monitored”: Finance workers report growing AI-linked surveillance

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Maharashtra signals major push to deepen trade ties with Australia as AIBC meets Chief Minister Fadnavis

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India’s bid for exclusive basmati trademark dismissed by New Zealand High Court

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Albanese’s $1 billion investment to get Western Sydney Airport running

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Trudeau escalates trade war with Trump, fuelling fears of a “Trumpcession”

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Indian investment in Australia show steady growth but room for expansion

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Cheers to savings as Albanese freezes beer tax to help pubs and drinkers

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New roadmap expands Australia-India economic ties to seize multi billion-dollar opportunities

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Queensland and India forge stronger ties with agricultural roundtable and trade delegation

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Brewers, distillers, and winemakers set for tax relief under Albanese’s new plan

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Whyalla’s steel future secured with multi-billion-dollar rescue and investment plan

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AIBC and SBI host roundtable on boosting Australia-India trade

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Sanjeev Gupta’s Whyalla steelworks forced into administration amid debt woes

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Loveleen Gupta fined $179,000 by Fair Work for underpaying migrant workers at Tasmania petrol stations

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Trump unveils ‘reciprocal tariffs’ plan as India, Japan begin talks with US

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