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A new job and marriage lured Avani Dias back to Australia, not intimidation by Indian government

"Whatever little interaction I had with Avani, she lacked the depth to be reporting in a complex country like India."

India and the Arab World’s Delicate Positioning in the Iran-Israel Conflict

India finds itself in a delicate position, balancing its diplomatic relationships with both Israel and Iran while prioritizing the safety of its citizens.

“We charge extra to Indians…because they are mostly scammers”: Outrage as Facebook marketplace seller makes racist remark

"It is imperative that we stand together to challenge and report racist behaviours whenever they surface."

High-visibility disruption operation puts trusted insiders on notice at Sydney Airport

More than 200 crew members from various airlines were subject to a baggage examination, with many more subject to Detector Dog Unit (DDU) screening and additional baggage x-rays.

Supermarket facial recognition failure: why automated systems must put the human factor first

Automated facial recognition is often discussed in the abstract – as pure algorithmic pattern matching, with emphasis on assessing correctness and accuracy.

Truckie Gurjeet Singh Gill pleads guilty to more than six times alcohol limit, disqualified from driving for six months

No criminal conviction was recorded and speaking to the media outside the courthouse Mr Gill observed that learning from his mistake he had quit drinking.

Australia supports Solomon Islands police force in civil disorder exercise

Around 170 members from RSIPF, Australian Federal Police, Australian Defence Force and Fiji Police Force attended the exercise held at Hells Point, Honiara.

Australia and India sign agreement to deliver ‘goods’ within hours and days

It aims to streamline border processing for accredited exporters, thus providing them with increased predictability, certainty, and speed to market.

Global sting sees Australian offenders arrested for cybercrime and phishing attacks

“Cybercrimes such as phishing may be borderless and virtual in nature, but their impact on victims is real and can be devastating."

Brave Australian Jewish Woman arrested in India for opposing pro-Palestinian propaganda

The posters were set up by the Students Islamic Organisation (SIO), a prominent student body known for its agitations on Islamic issues.

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Qantas exploring outsourcing up to 1,000 jobs to India in AI-driven overhaul

Qantas said the use of technology was not solely focused on reducing staff numbers, highlighting its investment in Australian operational roles.

Brazen tree theft leaves Indian-Australian family stunned after five pines stolen from Melbourne home

The CCTV footage shows the suspect acting swiftly before driving away, although the vehicle’s registration plate could not be clearly identified.

Do you know a community champion? NSW calls for nominations for 2026 Local Government Women’s Awards

Now in their 19th year, the awards celebrate outstanding women working in local government whose leadership, dedication and public service have helped strengthen communities across the state.
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