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INNOVATION

SA man jailed for transmitting child abuse material

"Anyone who views or shares child abuse material is committing a crime’’
INNOVATION

With aspirations of 1.4 billion, India shoots for Moon with launch of Chandrayaan-3

The rover is equipped with advanced instruments to analyse the Moon's composition, map its terrain, and study the presence of water ice and other resources
INNOVATION

Woman charged with obstructing police following alleged airport theft

The AFP found an allegedly stolen item in the woman’s bag and placed her under arrest.
INNOVATION

Spherical meteor fragments found in Pacific Ocean may have come from an alien spaceship

The meteor’s official name is CNEOS 20140108, and is also referred to as IM1 (for interstellar meteor).
INNOVATION

Australian and Fijian researchers get $2 million support to find links between business and climate change

2023 Budget in Parliament, which contained the funding commitment. 
INNOVATION

Health food retailer penalised $54,264 for unfair dismissal

The Fair Work Commission ordered the company to pay $31,280 compensation to the manager and $19,697.20 compensation to the shop assistant, within three weeks.
INNOVATION

Indian international student brutally beaten by Khalistan supporters in Sydney

"They were repeatedly raising the slogan 'Khalistan Zindabad' the whole time."
INNOVATION

Michele Bullock appointed as new Governor of Reserve Bank of Australia

"It is a challenging time to be coming into this role, but I will be supported by a strong executive team and boards."
INNOVATION

Three men charged following largest seizure of ketamine in Australia

The AFP seized 174kg of ketamine with an estimated wholesale value of $6.9 million.
INNOVATION

A small highland community at forefront of conservation efforts in Fiji

“The Drawa community stood at the forefront of environmental preservation by embracing the Nakau methodology.”

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