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AFP working with global task force to warn about sextortion

Victims believe they are sending explicit images or videos of themselves to a person their own age.

Tarikjot Singh pleads guilty to the murder of Adelaide nursing student Jasmeen Kaur

"Nothing will bring Jasmeen back, but we are pleased she will get some justice."

Reserve Bank of Australia lifted cash rate to a 10-year high of 3.35%

The full effect of the cumulative increase in interest rates is yet to be felt in mortgage payments.

Safer Internet Day 2023: Connect, Reflect and Protect

Culturally and linguistically diverse communities are more at risk of being targeted online, and at risk of serious harm, due to a range of intersectional factors.

Swati Dave will be inaugural Chair of the Centre for Australia-India Relations

“Australia’s partnership with India is a critical part of shaping the region want:  prosperous, stable, secure and respectful of sovereignty.”

Austrade signs MoUs to improve India’s skill and vocational training standards

International certifications in India will help youth to find good job opportunities within India and abroad.

Could feral animals in Australia become distinct species?

Australia’s feral animal species all arrived through human efforts.

Are your cats fighting or playing?

This study is the first to apply a scientific approach to cat behaviours anybody can identify, describing three types of interactions to help identify between play and fighting in cats.

Union penalised more than $300k for defying right of entry breaches

“I am satisfied that the [union] has a substantial record of contravening the Fair Work Act."

Is Fiji ending China’s game in Pacific by terminating security deal with Beijing

Officers from other countries like Australia and New Zealand could stay because their systems were similar to Fiji.

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Senator Wong announces Pacific-wide undersea cable milestone at PIF Foreign Ministers Meeting in Fiji

Australia says it has helped deliver more than 10,300 kilometres of new undersea cables across the Pacific, with more than $500 million committed since 2018 to support undersea cable connectivity across the Pacific and Timor-Leste.

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...
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