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INNOVATION

Dr Renu Sharma Scholarship: Offering $10,000 to Boost STEM Education for Women and Indigenous Students

Dr Sharma, who has a PhD in nematology (roundworms), migrated from India in 2000 with her husband and twins after quitting a prestigious position in the Indian Ministry of Agriculture.
INNOVATION

Australia sending six more military personnel to tackle Houthis in Red Sea

Since January 2024, Australia has provided support to coalition strikes aimed at protecting international shipping transiting the Red Sea.
INNOVATION

$15 million illicit tobacco import racket with alleged links to Middle Eastern crime family busted

It is alleged that some of the men work for freight and transport logistics companies in trusted positions.
INNOVATION

United States national charged for allegedly importing 2kg cocaine into Melbourne

“This amount of cocaine could have accounted for about 10,000 individual hits of cocaine, had it reached the Australian community.”
INNOVATION

49-year-old Adelaide man jailed over $7 million cocaine import

Intelligence obtained during the Operation Ironside enabled the AFP to disrupt the plan to smuggle the drugs into Australia inside two welding machines.
INNOVATION

Australia to establish National Student Ombudsman to investigate complaints against universities

"Not enough has been done to tackle sexual violence in our universities and for too long students haven’t been heard."
INNOVATION

“Grown in Australia, Made in India”: Austrade partners with Woolmark for BHARAT TEX 2024

India imports 21 million kgs of wool from Australia which is a growth of 24% YoY post signing of ECTA.
INNOVATION

Encourage international students to study skill shortage courses and in regional locations, says new report

International student fees contributed more than a fifth of overall university funding.
INNOVATION

India facilitates advance training of Fijian farmers

"India has much to teach us about the sugar industry."
INNOVATION

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Video content is currently produced either by filming the real world or by using special effects, both of which can be costly and time consuming.

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POLITICS

“What a joke”: Pauline Hanson questions Royal Commission’s focus after Bondi Beach terror attack

"I'm sorry, wasn't this meant to be about the Radical Islamic Terrorist attack at Bondi?"
INFOTAINMENT

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda tie the knot in private Udaipur ceremony

The ceremony was intimate, with limited guests and tight security to maintain privacy.
NEWS

International students urged to know their rental rights as university year begins

With more than 431,000 students enrolled at universities across the state and a further 218,465 attending TAFE, many young people will be moving out of home for the first time.
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