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Commissioner Kershaw warns of international links and youth radicalisation in antisemitic crimes

The AFP is working closely with international partners, including the Five Eyes alliance, and collaborating with state and territory police forces across Australia.

Father-of-two Anmol Bajwa murdered in playground, close ‘friend’ charged

He was a devoted father to his six-year-old daughter and three-year-old son, who was due to celebrate his fourth birthday this weekend.

Albanese government faces diplomatic Challenges with Trump’s controversial policies

"I have a job to do here in Washington, and that is to advocate for Australia’s interests, our security interests and our economic interests."

Fiji government moves forward with review of 2013 Constitution

The 2013 Constitution, implemented under the previous FijiFirst administration, has been criticised for both its drafting process and its content.

Jacinta Allan caps fuel price hikes to ease cost-of-living pressures

According to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) data, Melbourne motorists in 2023 could have saved up to $333 annually by purchasing fuel at the lowest point in the price cycle.

After 471 Days in Captivity, Three Israeli Hostages Finally Home in Historic Ceasefire Move

"Romi, Emily, and Doron--so beloved and missed--an entire nation rejoices at your return"

Monika Singh, Davendar Deo and Srinivas Naidu Chamakuri convicted for $21m bank fraud attempt

The scheme involved the use of fraudulent internal bank vouchers to withdraw money.

Allegedly intoxicated man faces court for Brisbane to Perth flight turnaround

“Bad behaviour on planes or in terminals is not only disrespectful to passengers and airline staff, it can pose safety risks.”

46-year-old man to face court over alleged threatening emails to MP

If convicted, he could face a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

Western Sydney University signs MoU with Uttar Pradesh government to open campus in India

It will include a full-fledged, state-of-the-art campus on a sprawling seven-acre site, which will feature cutting-edge facilities for academic, research, and extracurricular activities.

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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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