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AFP releases new images in Melbourne protest terror symbol case

The latest photos add to the seven images released in 2023 after protesters allegedly displayed a Hizballah flag in the Melbourne CBD on 29 September between 12:30pm and 2:30pm.

Albanese steps up to keep regional flights in the air

This comes in addition to an $80 million loan to keep Rex’s regional routes running until mid-2025 and the acquisition of $50 million in debt from the airline’s largest creditor, PAGAC Regulus Holdings Limited, earlier this year.

Fijian man accused of raping Virgin Australia crew member granted bail

The case is set to return to court on 24 February for a plea mention.

AHA’s National Blood Donation Drive 2025: A Heartfelt Celebration of Unity and Compassion

Its our commitment to support the community through this invaluable service and reinforce the importance of unity, selflessness, and care for one another.

Matildas captain Sam Kerr ‘not guilty’ of racially aggravated harassment

The charge centred on four words Kerr admitted saying—"f***ing stupid and white"—but the jury found that her remark did not meet the threshold of criminality.

Albanese delivers on ‘Closing the Gap’ commitments

Over the past year, key initiatives have been rolled out to support economic empowerment, improve housing, and expand access to healthcare in remote communities.

Fiji’s Acting PM Prof. Biman Prasad backs press freedom at Pacific Media Partnership Conference

“Some of that criticism is justified—we are far from a perfect government. Some of it we feel is a bit unfair, but I suppose all governments feel that way sometimes.”

72-year-old Melbourne man sentenced for false accounting over $3.4 million payments to foreign officials

The AFP charged the man in July 2020 with falsifying accounting records to gain an advantage, in violation of section 83(1)(a) of the Crimes Act (Vic).

Gursewak Singh, who posed as Hindu saint, pleads guilty to stealing $150k jewellery in Sydney

The Indian national was due to return to India on February 6 but remains on bail ahead of his next court appearance on March 10.

Albanese pushes for tariff exemption as Trump hits steel and aluminium imports

Trump announced overnight that all steel and aluminium imports will face a 25 per cent tariff with “no exemptions,” despite Albanese’s push for Australia to be spared.

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Trump safe as suspect arrested after White House dinner breach; Albanese praises swift law enforcement response

Authorities said a man, identified in US media as Cole Thomas Allen, charged a security checkpoint armed with a shotgun, handgun and multiple knives.

Victoria to offer 20% rego rebate as fuel costs bite households

The rebate follows earlier measures introduced by the government, including free and discounted public transport fares.

Auckland mayor apologises after calling Indian-origin staffer ‘Muslim terrorist’, community says it is ‘very unfortunate’

However, the apology drew further scrutiny after the mayor referenced respect for the Sikh community, despite the staff member not being Sikh.
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