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Trump deports 17 dangerous gang members, including alleged child rapists, to El Salvador

Salvadoran officials confirmed that their country had agreed to accept the deportees in exchange for $6 million in financial assistance

With Operation Silverwhere Victoria Police cracks down on office cutlery crime

To the few who clean their cutlery after use and the unsung heroes who manage the shared dishwasher—may the fork be with you.

Melbourne West leads population boom as overseas migration fuels growth across Australia

Suburbs like Fraser Rise-Plumpton and Rockbank-Mount Cottrell saw highest number of new residents

NSW man jailed for four years for grooming a UK teen via social media

A search of his home uncovered child abuse material and records of online communication with the boy stored on a computer.

High Commission of India launches ‘What’s On!’, an app for Indian international students in Sydney and Canberra

It brings together information from official and community sources, including the Consulate General of India (CGI) in Sydney and The High Commission of India (HCI) in Canberra.

Myanmar and Thailand tremble as devastating earthquake leaves trail of destruction

Dozens of workers remain trapped, with rescue teams working tirelessly to extricate survivors.

Steve Waugh joins Centre for Australia-India Relations Advisory Board

Waugh’s appointment comes as former board member Adam Gilchrist AM steps down

USP Journalism and Fiji Media Association collaborate to strengthen industry, address challenges, and enhance education

Besides training and research, the discussions focused on joint projects, organising events such as World Press Freedom Day, joint workshops, conferences, and support for the Fiji National Media Awards.

Albanese government fails Hindu community: No funds in budget for promised ‘school’ in Sydney

A youth leader expressed her frustration, stating, "I think it’s high time the Hindu community is also given an equal opportunity (as other faiths have been provided with)."

Palestinians revolt against Hamas rule, call militant leadership ‘Hamas terrorists’

These unprecedented protests underscore the growing frustration among Gazans towards Hamas's governance and the ongoing conflict

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Indian-origin family ’emotionally traumatised’ after $57,000 in gold stolen, suspect bailed within 24 hours

“We are very disappointed that he got bail so easily despite the huge amount of gold he’s stolen.”

Premier Allan loses patience as CFMEU questions trigger explosive press conference moment

Premier Allan then blew up at the reporter, demanding she immediately retract the accusation and refused to answer any further questions until she did.

Twelve Australian researchers awarded $140,000 fellowships to collaborate with India on cutting-edge science

The 12 successful projects, collectively valued at just under $140,000, span topics from health monitoring technology to sustainable materials and social innovation.
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