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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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Is Lentils As Anything, a pay-what-you-feel restaurant chain, in trouble?

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Indian Software engineer gets one-acre land on the ‘Moon’ as bonus

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140 Indians in Forbes World’s Billionaires List 2021

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Would you like regularly free Beer supplied? Here is how you can get it

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$390,000 recovered in unpaid wages for 163 security guards

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Australian disability services provider to back-pay employees more than $2.7 million

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Do you have a claim in $13.8 billion lost Australian super money?

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Local IT services business in court for wage theft

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International tourists to pay increased fees to visit Taj Mahal

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Food truck business in court for underpaying Indian employee

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Australia to be completely cashless by 2024, says report

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10 Indian Origin Women Making a Difference in Australia

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