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34-year-old man charged after $830,000 in cash found at Gold Coast Airport

An AFP cash and drug detection dog and AFP canine operations officer identified the bags as items of interest as the man prepared to fly from the Gold Coast to Mildura in March, 2024.

Call for journalists to undergo gender sensitisation training

Nalini Singh highlighted the highest rates of gender violence and other forms of discrimination against women in the region.

Adelaide University unveils new logo, plans to recruit international students from India

Adelaide University has been created through a merger of the University of Adelaide and University of South Australia.

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi becomes world’s most followed leader

Last year, the Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, said during an event in Sydney: "Prime Minister Modi is the Boss!"

Australia and Tuvalu to enhance people-to-people ties and connectivity

This historic partnership prioritises the well-being of people, aiming to protect Tuvalu’s identity and culture while strengthening ties between Australia and Tuvalu.

“Concerning and confronting”: Albanese and Modi condemn Trump assassination attempt

"I am relieved to hear reports that former President Trump is now safe."

Indian Air Force contingent arrives in Australia for Exercise Pitch Black 2024

The IAF contingent consists of over 150 highly skilled Air Warriors, including pilots, engineers, technicians, controllers, and other experts.

Australia unveils Indo-Pacific Broadcasting Strategy to enhance regional media landscape

To aid media organisations across the Pacific, Southeast Asia, and South Asia in providing quality media services, the Government is launching the Indo-Pacific Media Fund.

Dhaka’s roads submerged following 6-hour downpour

Although it is the monsoon season in the country, Dhaka is ill equipped to handle long and heavy rain because of poor drainage.

University of Wollongong India announces Women Leaders in FinTech Scholarship

The scholarship is available to students applying for the Master of Financial Technology (FinTech) or Master of Financial Technology (Extension) courses, starting in November 2024. Eligible students will automatically be considered for a 50 per cent fee waiver, awarded to three outstanding candidates based on merit.

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