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Rajwinder Singh jailed for life for murder of Toyah Cordingley

Justice Crowley said Singh’s attempts to conceal the crime — including burying Cordingley and fleeing to India the next day — worsened the moral gravity of his actions.
INNOVATION

Global water expert Dr Amit Chanan appointed to Dam Safety NSW board

In 2025 alone, he has advised on projects in India, South Africa, Brazil, Indonesia, Uzbekistan and the Philippines.
INNOVATION

UWA and HCLTech to launch global AI and cybersecurity micro-credentials, with India at the centre

By co-designing the curriculum, UWA and HCLTech say they want to ensure learners are not only certified but also job-ready.
INNOVATION

Weapons seized and charges laid as AFP intensifies fight against hate symbols

The offences carry maximum penalties of five and three years’ imprisonment respectively.
INNOVATION

UNSW to open first international campus in Bengaluru, India, in 2026

UNSW Vice-Chancellor Professor Attila Brungs said the venture aligns with the university’s long-term strategy to expand its global footprint.
INNOVATION

Barnaby Joyce joins One Nation to run as NSW Senate candidate in 2028

Joyce is a major catch for One Nation, which has been surging in the polls, at around 15% and even rising up to 18%.
INNOVATION

Indian Army officer wins top honour at Australian Defence College

Colonel Prateek Roy of the Indian Army has received the prestigious Geddes Gavel Award after completing the Defence Strategic and Studies Course at the Australian Defence College.
INNOVATION

“Rot in hell, you bastard”: Jury finds Rajwinder Singh guilty of Toyah Cordingley’s murder

Former nurse Rajwinder Singh has been convicted of murdering 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley in 2018, before fleeing to India for more than four years.
INNOVATION

UWA launches multi-city India mission ahead of new campuses in Mumbai and Chennai

UWA signed a new agreement with the Skill Council for the Mining Sector and FIMA (SCMS), backed by India’s Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.
INNOVATION

Chinese, Indian and Bangladeshi delivery drivers found working illegally, face deportation after UK raids

Home Office figures show arrests for illegal working rose to 8,232 in the year to September — a 63 per cent increase on the previous 12 months.

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