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US intelligence chief accuses extremists of seeking “Islamist caliphate” in Bangladesh

Tulsi Gabbard said this threat posed a significant challenge for the US government, underlining President Donald Trump’s commitment to addressing the global threat of Islamist terrorism.

41-year-old man charged over alleged death threats and antisemitic abuse towards federal MP

“No one—whether an elected representative or member of the public—should have to endure vile, villainous threats based on their race, religion, or ethnicity. We will not stand by and let antisemitism run rife through the Australian community.”

Scientific misconduct is on the rise. But what exactly is it?

Academic journals retract papers when they are concerned that the published data is faked, altered, or not “reproducible” (meaning it would yield the same results if analysed again).

Toyah Cordingley murder trial hits roadblock as jury fails to convict Rajwinder Singh

The jury entered its third day of deliberations but remained deadlocked.

Nepal opens new Consulate office in Victoria, strengthening bilateral ties and community support

The office will provide essential consular services such as passport renewals, legal assistance, and community outreach programs to support Nepalese citizens and migrants in Victoria.

India presses USA to designate SFJ a terror group as global intelligence chiefs meet

The implications of the Russia-Ukraine war, tensions in the Middle East, and China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific are also high on the agenda.

Victoria’s crime hotspots revealed: Suburbs hit hardest by burglaries, arson & car theft

Police have pinpointed key streets/areas where vehicles are frequently targeted for number plate thefts.

One Nation senator attacks Indian education degrees, but global rankings tell a different story

Under an agreement, degrees obtained in India will be recognised in Australia and vice versa.

Millions in luxury assets forfeited amid crack down on crime syndicate

“Stripping criminals of their ill-gotten wealth prevents further crime and sends a clear message that crime does not pay.”

Cyclone Alfred to cost budget $1.2 billion, hit growth and push up inflation: Chalmers

The treasurer says the temporary shutting of businesses due to the cyclone lost about 12 million work hours.

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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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