The Nepal Army has announced it will assume control of law and order across the country, declaring a state of high alert.

“So often you only hear about the bad things going on in the world. Posts like this restore our faith in human nature.”

Prime Minister Albanese is attending the Pacific Islands Forum in Solomon Islands, which he has described as “a family reunion” for the region.

Dinesh, described by friends as a devoted husband to Santhiya and loving father to their children aged 12 and 9, has been left with no chance of recovery, doctors have told the family.

Minister for Defence Industry highlighted the temple's role as a hub for family, tradition, and culture in the growing Hindu community.

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.

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.

“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.”

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.

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.