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NSW police unveil online Sexual Assault Reporting Option in Hindi

This replaces the old process of printing and completing a 14-page document and emailing the State Crime Command’s Sex Crimes Squad.

Australia won’t put King Charles on its next $5 note

RBA further added that the new design was still some years away from coming into circulation.

Here is why migrant women work in low-pay jobs despite being highly skilled

CEDA has highlighted the worsening gender segregation in critical industries such as construction, technology, health and education.

Jewellery worth more than $2 million stolen in armed robbery

Investigators have released CCTV of the Toyota in the hope it will assist the investigation.

Advice for parents on sharing back-to-school images online

Just over half of parents and carers don’t know what to do to keep their kids safe online.

IT services company faces court for allegedly underpaying worker’s minimum wages

“Where employers do not comply, we will take appropriate action to protect employees."

The RBA will almost certainly lift interest rates in February

The rationale is that higher rates will encourage households to spend less and save more.

Australian security agencies to crack down on illegal migrants at Federation Square Khalistan propaganda meet

SFJ organisers are promising temporary residents to support towards permanent residency if they agree to work for Khalistan propaganda.

Can a plane normally fly on just one engine?

When you’re down an engine and you have lot of water under you, you have a process to follow.

Cultural ignorance undermines Australia’s recruitment of Pacific Island workers

Australia has had a huge shortage of farm workers since borders were closed in March 2020 and backpacker numbers dried up.

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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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