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Indian Navy to participate as observers in Australia’s ‘Talisman Sabre’ military exercise

This year more than 30,000 personnel from 13 participating nations and four observer nations will take part in Exercise Talisman Sabre.
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Australian researchers find evidence of oldest curry outside India

Earlier studies in South Asia have reported archaeological presences of black pepper, mustard, clove, nutmeg, and cardamom. 
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“Kill India”: Khalistan extremists again threaten top Indian diplomats in Australia, Canada and USA

Threats to these Indian diplomats are not an isolated case but a consolidated global campaign of targeted harassment and intimidation.
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India working on its own cotton brand ‘Kasturi’ with Australian technology for good seed

A delegation of Indian businesses, of more than 40 companies, recently showcased their export offerings for the Australian market at the Global Sourcing Expo in Sydney.
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Construction and home maintenance company penalised $30,000 by court for underpaying

Judge said, “Deterrence will only be met if there are meaningful consequences for the behaviour exhibited by the respondents.”
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Healthcare provider back-paid staff more than $4.86 million

Underpayments were caused by payroll issues that were not identified by St John WA when it acquired Apollo Health in 2016.
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Meet Michele Bullock, first woman Governor of Reserve Bank of Australia

The big question facing the bank at the moment is how high to lift interest rates to reign in inflation and bring it back towards the RBA’s 2–3% target band.
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‘Poor’ Victoria can’t afford Commonwealth Games as costs too high at over $6 Billion

“The cancellation of the Commonwealth Games is hugely damaging to Victoria’s reputation as a global events leader.”
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Mystery object on Australian beach could be debris from India’s Chandrayaan-1 launcher

Debris look "very similar to the "Third and fourth stages of the PSLV-C11 launcher" used during the Chandrayaan-1."
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Union penalised $60k for unlawful conduct on Melbourne construction site

Justice Wheelahan found that there was a need to impose penalties to give effect to the object of deterrence and to induce compliance.

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