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Police arrest 6 for stealing approx $780K worth of copper wire in Melbourne

The theft of copper causes significant damage to critical infrastructure, impacting telecommunication networks, public transport signalling and power supply.

Free media must always be the pinnacle of democracy in the Pacific

PNG’s draft media policy, announced on February 6 this year, was designed to improve democracy, and support the country’s development, according to Mr Masiu.

AFP busts new cars with concealed drugs shipped to Australia

Australian Border Force officers examined the vehicles on the vessel and allegedly found drugs concealed inside panels of the vehicles.

$50k support extended to hundreds of families of collapsed home builders; Here are detail

For a person to be eligible under the scheme extension, their builder must have entered liquidation between 1 July 2022 and 30 June 2023.

Fair Work warns employers to pay minimum wage of $23.23 per hour from 1 July

“If workers are unsure which award applies to them, they can use our Find my award tool or contact us for help to find any applicable award.”

Reasons behind Australia’s sliding productivity growth

Non-mining business investment in Australia has stagnated over recent decades, as it has in a number of other advanced economies.

Australia’s ‘green gold’ enters India, set to rival New Zealand and European Union

Avocados Australia is optimistic about growth in the Indian market and has observed that Australia's proximity to India is “very favourable” compared with its competitors.

Beyond expectations, Australia-India two-way trade hits historic high, crosses $46 billion

The Australia India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) came into effect after almost a decade of negotiations on 29th December 2022.

Australia upskilling Kiribati police officers with investigations training

This is a significant step in helping to enhance and modernise the KPS and was welcomed by the Kiribati Department of Public Prosecution (DPP).

Vietnamese, Iraqi and Afghan women shine with Chin community leader in Victorian Refugee Award

The awards highlight people who excel through study, work, entrepreneurship or volunteering

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Smart glasses are going mainstream. Do current privacy laws protect us from the risks?

The push to make camera glasses a major consumer trend comes at a cost to the privacy of the wearer, and everyone around them.

Pakistan’s collapse is the real Kashmir story

Days before Pakistan's ritual 5 August statement against India, its own military spokesperson revealed what actually animates Islamabad's worldview. Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry...
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