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Canada’s Justin Trudeau didn’t follow rule of law to deal with truckers protest

“The decision to issue the Proclamation was unreasonable and led to infringement of Charter rights not justified under section 1.”

Parents urged to be cautious while posting back-to-school photos on social media

As the new school year begins many families take the opportunity to post happy snaps of their kids wearing their uniforms, at their school or with other identifying features.

How will Japanese space technology help future lunar missions?

Japan’s launch comes only six months after India’s Moon landing and just weeks after a failed attempt by a U.S. company, Astrobotic.

32-year-old Melbourne man sentenced for buying stolen data

“Just because you are behind closed doors and a computer screen does not mean you are anonymous.”

Australia plans to regulate ‘high-risk’ AI. Here’s how to do that successfully

We have many existing principles, guidelines, and regulations that can be adapted to address concerns about AI tools.

Ram Mandir: A Symbol of Indic Resilience, a Moment of Indigenous Uprising

An Indian Muslim of today would find himself much more ideologically inclined towards the thought process of Dara Shikoh and certainly not Aurangzeb.

What is credential stuffing and how can I protect myself?

Credential stuffing is a type of cyber attack where hackers use stolen usernames and passwords to gain unauthorised access to other online accounts.

Ayodhya Ram Temple a resurrection of damaged national spirit: Sadhguru

By honouring Rama, we acknowledge an important civilizational insight – one that views heroism not as conquest of the external, but the internal.

Do you know how to protect your children from online sextortion?

The most recent data from the ACCCE shows around 300 reports of sextortion targeting children each month.

Have you taught your kids how to stay safe online? Here are some tips

Research reveals 87 per cent of children aged between four and seven years old are using the internet, and 16 per cent of those are unsupervised.

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Roshena Campbell wins top Liberal spot for Western Metro Region, replacing Moira Deeming

Ms Campbell is a barrister and has served as Melbourne’s Deputy Lord Mayor since the 2024 council election.

‘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.
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