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DeepSeek: how a small Chinese AI company is shaking up US tech heavyweights

DeepSeek’s “reasoning” R1 model, released last week, provoked excitement among researchers, shock among investors, and responses from AI heavyweights.

Indian Mountaineer Shivangi Pathak climbs Mount Kosciuszko to mark Republic Day and Australia Day

“This climb is dedicated to my country, India, and the love and support I’ve received from my family and friends in Australia."

Man charged over vandalism of Police memorial in Sydney’s domain

Police are now working with the Sydney City Council to repair the damage caused by the vandalism.

Hindu Canadian MP Chandra Arya barred from Liberal leadership race, questions contest’s legitimacy

Arya’s focus on economic reforms and his vocal advocacy for Hindu Canadians further differentiated his campaign.

Priyamvada Natarajan wins 2025 Dannie Heineman Prize for uncovering black hole mysteries

Natarajan, who grew up inspired by visits to the Nehru Planetarium in New Delhi, has described her passion for exploring the cosmos and sharing the thrill of discovery.

International crime syndicate smuggling drugs into Australia dismantled

The international operation began after AFP intelligence uncovered attempts to smuggle ketamine into Australia via air mail, concealed inside stuffed Christmas toys and household ornaments.

Albanese says ‘great promise for the future’ on Australia and India’s national days

“All of us belong to the greatest country on Earth, and all of us can take pride in a national story written by the courage of our people.”

India’s Nisha Kumari cycles 17,000 km through 16 countries in 210 days

Indian embassies, local organisations, and the Indian diaspora played a significant role in supporting Kumari and Barot throughout their journey.

Does ‘made with love’ sell?

Handmade gifts are often cast as more thoughtful, special options than their mass-produced, machine-made alternatives.

Outrage erupts over antisemitic display at QUT’s anti-racism symposium

“The caricature demonises Jewish Australians who support the Coalition. It’s offensive and unacceptable.”

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Fake Home Affairs officers knock on doors, Australians warned of new immigration scam

The Department of Home Affairs stressed that genuine Home Affairs officers do not visit people’s homes to collect photographs, fingerprints or other biometric information.

Fiji deports Indian fugitive wanted in $555,000 investment fraud case

Authorities allege Kalokhe and his associates attracted investors by offering unusually high and guaranteed returns through investment schemes, collecting substantial amounts of money before allegedly diverting the funds.

“We support a free and open Indo-Pacific”: IAF Group Captain Arun Kumar on India–Australia ties at Exercise Pitch Black

Exercise Pitch Black is the Royal Australian Air Force's largest multinational air combat exercise, hosted out of Darwin since 1983. The 2026 edition runs...
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