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IndiGo Cadets face flight training delays as NZ pilot academy grounded in safety investigation

The academy currently has about 140 students, including 108 enrolled in the IndiGo cadet programme.

Six Indian-origin men charged with smuggling nearly half a tonne of cocaine into Canada via trucking network

In the largest drug seizure in its history, Peel Police dismantled a commercial truck-based smuggling network, arresting nine men from southern Ontario.

Albanese’s visit to Fiji reaffirms Vuvale Partnership and Pacific solidarity

Rabuka congratulated Albanese on his landslide win and thanked the Australian Government for its consistent support for Fiji’s development and broader Pacific solidarity.

Nearly half of Aussie small businesses now using artificial intelligence

The data shows a steady rise in AI usage across various sectors, with SMEs demonstrating a clearer understanding of the technology and its business value.

Air India flight travelling from Phuket to New Delhi makes emergency landing in Thailand after bomb threat

All 156 passengers aboard flight AI 379 were safely evacuated after the plane returned to Phuket International Airport.

Police ‘excessive force’ arrest victim Gaurav Kundi dies in hospital, Indian Australian community demands answers

Gaurav Kundi has had his life support turned off at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where he was being treated for severe brain and neck nerve injuries.

Air India disaster: Albanese, Starmer, Macron, Prasad & Netanyahu lead international tribute to Air India crash victims

"Our thoughts and prayers are with all who lost their lives and their loved ones.”

‘I don’t know how I’m alive’: Thrown from Seat 11A in Air India crash, lone survivor

The crash killed 241 people, making it the world’s deadliest aviation disaster in over a decade.

Aussie battery breakthrough powers $15m deal with Indian giant to fast-track EV revolution

Developed at the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials (AIIM), the innovation is now set for global commercial deployment.

Griffith University to repay $8.34m to thousands of underpaid staff after Fair Work probe

The affected employees worked across faculties in Arts, Education and Law, Business, Health, and Sciences.

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Bondi Beach terror accused appears in court for first time as suppression orders extended

Naveed Akram’s phone included videos showing him and his father standing in front of an Islamic State flag, making statements expressing extremist ideology and criticising “Zionists”.

Opposition Leader Jess Wilson signs CFA funding pledge, slams Victorian government for neglecting frontline volunteers

She additionally recognised the contributions of volunteers from multicultural backgrounds, including members of the Indian Australian community serving in the brigade.

Global leaders converge in New Delhi for India AI Impact Summit 2026 — A Civilisational approach to Technology

Its theme, “Welfare for All, Happiness for All,” rightly signals a civilisational approach to AI.
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