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Highly-trained police detection dogs safeguard the 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit

This event has seen AFP Canine members deploy from all Commands around Australia, including members from Cairns, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, and Perth.

Dr Parwinder Kaur awarded ‘Swan Scientist of the Year’ on International Women’s Day

Last year, Dr Kaur was inducted into the Western Australia Women Hall of Fame by WA Minister for Women's Interests Sue Ellery MLC.

19-year-old international student knifes 6 members of Sri Lanka family in Canadian ‘mass killing’

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has expressed "shock and horror" at the incident, which he called a "terrible violence".

Aria and Thib launch Australia’s premier online marketplace for vintage and antique homewares

“We understand the challenges of hunting for vintage and antique homewares – the time, energy, and the risk of scams."

The Holocene or the Anthropocene – Are we serious about the climate change?

“A committee of roughly two dozen scholars has, by a large majority, voted down a proposal to declare the start of the Anthropocene, a newly created epoch of geologic time.”

Meet Detective Superintendent Andrea Humphrys, AFP’s longest serving female officer

“I joined the AFP so I could help the wider community and have a career where I was doing something different, every day."

Souq Rabeha: Where Dawoodi Bohra Women’s Entrepreneurship Dreams Take Flight

The event’s organization and collaborative spirit have provided a valuable platform for women entrepreneurs to showcase their passion.

20-year-old Sushant Mittal charged with 100 alleged dangerous speeding offences

Officers from Victoria Police's Taskforce Achilles arrested Sushant last year from his home and seized an AMG C-Class Mercedes.

Roshni forced to give birth on Melbourne bridge, climate activists caused chaos

Roshni Lad who went into labour in the morning was on her way to the hospital when the climate protestors blocked the bridge.

Brightest Indian-Australian “young mind” Dr Ujvala Vemuru dies in Gold Coast waterfall tragedy

Ujvala tried to retrieve the tripod but slipped and fell 10 metres down a slope and another 10 metres off a waterfall.

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Horrific bashing of LGBTQ+ teens sign of dangerous Islamic State resurgence in Australia

Australia was one of the Western countries that produced the most young men per capita to fight for IS in the 2010s.

India keep semifinal hopes alive with 72-run demolition of Zimbabwe in Chennai

Asked to bat first, India piled up a staggering 256/4 in 20 overs — their highest total in T20 World Cup history and the second-highest overall in the tournament’s history

Victoria’s ‘Adult Time for Violent Crime’ laws come into effect, Premier Allan flags early gang intervention

“We’ll always stand with victims of crime and make it clear: violence has consequences and your safety comes first.”
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