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Indian-Australian researcher’s new pathology test could save lives of newborns in the world

Indian-origin Prof. Vipul Bansal says testing for GBS during weeks 36 to 37 of pregnancy took 5 to 7 days in a pathology lab.

Australia supports Samoa Police training in Tonga to build security capability in the Pacific

The training aimed to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge vital for more effective protection and security management for high office holders.

39 men from Pakistan and Bangladesh arrive illegally by boat in remote Western Australia

A man from Pakistan said that it cost him $8,000 to arrange travel to Australia from Indonesia. 

Why are ‘multiplication facts’ essential to your child’s success in maths?

The shift from “times tables” to “multiplication facts” is not just about language.

Yadwinder Singh charged with alleged murder of wife at Queensland farm

It is reported that when officers arrived at the property, they found Amarjit Kaur Sardar with “significant injuries” - mutilated after being allegedly ran over by a sugar cane slasher.

Urgently need more women and people from diverse backgrounds in STEM careers

Increasing diversity and inclusion is an integral step towards growing a STEM skilled workforce that will help build a future made in Australia.

Workers allegedly forced to work without pay on a fishing vessel

These offences carry a maximum penalty of 20 years, 15 years, and nine years’ imprisonment respectively.

Australian journalism students explore Fiji media landscape

Led by Professor Angela Romano, the 12 students are covering news assignments in Fiji as part of their working trip.

Valentine’s Day ‘Pig Butchering’ scams targeting Australians, AFP warns lonely hearts

Don’t be embarrassed. Alert your authorities, and think about telling your friends, family or community what happened.

SriLankan Airlines plane forced to make emergency landing in Melbourne

It is reported that the Airbus A330 was forced to turn back shortly after take-off when passengers began seeing and smelling smoke.

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‘No more Uber drivers’: Pauline Hanson targets international students, supports backpackers and seasonal workers

Hanson also criticised Australia’s international student settings, questioning why some overseas students are permitted to bring family members with them while studying.

Islamic Republic of Pakistan boxer missing after Commonwealth Games as Glasgow police launch investigation

Islamic Republic of Pakistan has reported that boxer Qudratullah failed to return home with the national team. Officials reportedly discovered that he had left his room during checks after his absence was noticed.

Popular Melbourne landmark SkyHigh Mt Dandenong enters liquidation, closes indefinitely

Located about 44 kilometres east of Melbourne in the Dandenong Ranges, the iconic venue has long been a favourite destination for visitors, weddings, corporate functions and dining with panoramic views of the city.
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