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Israeli airstrikes in Doha target leaders of terror group Hamas

A day earlier, a terrorist attack unfolded at a bus stop in East Jerusalem’s Ramot Junction in Israel killing six and wounding many others.

Fears of unrest spillover in Australia see Nepal National Day celebrations cancelled amid huge vigil in Melbourne

A candlelight vigil was held at Melbourne’s Federation Square in memory of the innocent youths killed during peaceful protests in Nepal, with organisers confirming the vigil will continue tomorrow morning from 10 am to 12 pm at the same location.

Albanese in Vanuatu to strengthen Pacific ties and push regional unity

“Australia will continue to work together with all Forum members to back in Pacific-led solutions to the region’s challenges, and explore new ways to integrate our economies and people.”

Japinder Sandhu sets personal record at Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb

Sandhu dedicated his climb to the late Lynda Prentice, a Country Fire Authority (CFA) volunteer who devoted over 30 years to protecting communities before passing away on 28 June this year.

American woman charged over $6.5 million cocaine haul at Sydney Airport

ABF officers stopped the woman on arrival at Sydney Airport from Los Angeles yesterday, conducting a baggage examination that uncovered 14 vacuum-sealed bags containing a white substance.

Sussan Ley courts Indian-Australians at ‘Little India’ and community meet amid party rupture over Price’s remarks

Now with a decisive presence in key NSW and Victorian seats — the expectation is simple: respect, stability and concrete policies over identity-based point-scoring.

Punjabi community alarmed as banned opiate ‘doda’ openly sold on Facebook Marketplace

Despite the ban, the underground trade flourished, with gangs—many linked to Punjabi networks in British Columbia—trafficking the drug.

Adam Gilchrist joins UOW delegation in talks with Indian High Commissioner

The knowledge partnerships not only drive innovation and skills development but also deepen the people-to-people ties that underpin bilateral relations.

RMIT University’s Rajeev Jawaji to represent Australia at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026

Rajeev Jawaji, a student at RMIT University, has been fascinated by programming since Year 8, drawn in by a love of robotics and gaming that quickly grew into a passion for coding and web development.

46-year-old jailed for 1100 abusive calls, called government staff ‘terrorists’, ‘scabs’ and ‘cowards’

The man was found guilty of two counts of using a carriage service to menace, harass or offend, contrary to section 474.17(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).

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Zimbabwe stuns Australia in ICC T20 World Cup

Playing at the R. Premadasa Stadium, Zimbabwe delivered one of the tournament’s biggest upsets so far.

IndianCare to host Desi Women Sports Fest in Footscray ahead of International Women’s Day

Women aged 18 and above will take part in the main sports and games, while children, partners and parents will be encouraged to attend as supporters, with a dedicated kids’ zone

Four foreign nationals charged, one on the run after $10 million cannabis bust in Victoria’s north

Investigators and forensic specialists spent three days dismantling the greenhouse operation.
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