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Six stories, one heartbreak: remembering Australia’s missing children this IMCD

Each year, Australian police receive around 50,000 missing person reports — half involving young people aged between 13 and 17.

Victoria moves to ban machete sales after Northland shopping centre gang brawl

Staff and patrons who witnessed the brawl described a normally tranquil Sunday afternoon, shattered by sudden violence.

Fiji steps into the global specialty coffee scene with ONA Coffee launch

The company is working with 30 farmers in the Ra province, planting one million high-quality seedlings across 500 acres.

‘Stand with us for justice’: Baloch leader Dr Tara Chand calls on Indian PM Modi to back freedom struggle

“Religious extremists produced by Islamic schools are threatening the socio-cultural traditions of Baloch society”

Sydney pharmacist’s $20m empire of Ferraris, mansions seized in PBS fraud bust

These charges carry maximum penalties of 25 and 10 years’ imprisonment, respectively.

Indian-Australian Prof. Chennupati Jagadish joins the ranks of Newton and Einstein

Prof. Jagadish, who rose from humble beginnings in an Indian village, called his Royal Society Fellowship “humbling and gratifying,” crediting mentors, family, and collaborators for his success.

Suspended Queensland GP Dushyant Kumar Singh accused of rape, fights for bail

Dr Singh, who had been practising in Australia for over a decade, is also accused of offering a $100,000 bribe to a victim’s solicitor in a bid to access confidential legal information.

‘You are not alone’: Albanese pledges flood aid as NSW reels from deadly deluge

Prime Minister confirmed that applications for income support will open Monday through Services Australia for those who have lost income or work due to the flooding.

Trump targets India-made phones, Apple and Samsung face 25% tariff threat

Meanwhile, Apple supplier Foxconn this week announced a new $1.5 billion investment in India, signalling continued expansion in the region.

Adelaide crash driver Bhupinder Singh says prison will breach Sikh religious rights, delays sentencing

Bhupinder Singh told the court he didn’t help Christine Sandford after the crash because losing his turban left him in shock, likening it to feeling “naked in public” as a practising Sikh.

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Albanese government under fire after ISIS brides and childern granted passports and attempted to returns

The incident has triggered alarm after it emerged that Australian passports had already been issued to the group

‘Just as offensive’: Julian Hill condemns Jacinta Price as she returns to frontbench without apology over Indian migration remarks

"Jacinta Price’s comments about Australians of Indian heritage were wrong and are just as offensive today as they were the first time she said them.”

ACT Premier Andrew Barr calls India ‘priority partner’ as Australia’s ‘knowledge capital’ eyes tourism and international students

“This mission is about building on that partnership so that Indian students, visitors and investors continue to see Canberra as a place where they can study, visit, invest and build a future.”
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