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Meet the parrots that carry toolkit around to complete tasks

Parrots are known to be highly intelligent creatures, yet they’ve rarely been observed using tools in the wild.

Extremists intimidate Hindu Society of Queensland’s Gayatri Mandir: Raise ‘Khalistan Zindabad’ slogans or…

"Violence towards religious place is biggest crime and we as Hindus should be able to practice our religion without fear."

Fiji’s new Prime Minister issues official apology to exiled Prof. Pal Ahluwalia

Prof Ahluwalia, who has since been operating in exile from USP’s Samoa campus, was offered an invitation by Mr Rabuka to return to Fiji.

Indian-American Neal Mohan to be new CEO of YouTube

Neal Mohan is currently the Chief Product Officer of YouTube. Before joining YouTube, Mohan was the Senior Vice President (SVP), Display and Video Ads at Google.

Melbourne Kali Mata Temple threatened: “Cancel your bhajan-puja or face consequence”

"You listen carefully, cancel your singers bhajan-puja programme otherwise get ready to face consequences."

Australia’s top university in court for alleged underpayments and false records

It is alleged that total underpayments of the 14 staff were $154,424, and ranged from $927 to $30,140 for individuals.

Abducted New Zealand pilot appears in photos with armed West Papua rebels

Meanwhile, separatists said he would not be released until the region is granted independence.

Police-women keeping Australians safe through science

From collecting evidence from crime scenes and analysing fingerprints, to searching for the truth in the pursuit of justice - some important roles they play in keeping Australians safe from serious crime.

Will Fiji’s revised Media Act help end ‘censorship’ and bring freedom of expression?

"Media ownership has been a key element of the regulatory regime under previous administration and this will need to be looked at.”

Bravus’ Rugby Run solar farm named top performing facility in Queensland

“We built this facility for Queensland’s conditions, with the panels programmed to rotate to track the sun most efficiently and also to move to the most effective angles to withstand inclement wind and weather.”

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Labor stands firm on 225,000 migration target as Coalition and One Nation call for lower intake

The 2026 Federal Budget forecast net overseas migration to rise by an additional 20,000 people in 2026–27 before moderating to about 225,000 a year from 2027 to 2030.

SAISH to celebrate Deepavali with Community Excellence Awards

SAISH (Sydney Australians of Indian Subcontinental Heritage) will hold its annual Deepavali celebration in Sydney on 31 October 2026, bringing together community members to...

Indian superstar Mohanlal’s Sydney show cancelled after Australian visa delay

“I am taking all the blame on myself. I am telling you that it is my fault. I am very sorry about it."
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