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Kuldeep Singh arrested as deputies seize guns, drugs and cash

The Sheriff’s Office said the successful operation highlights its continued commitment to removing illegal firearms and dangerous drugs from Yuba County streets.

Australia’s government says social media age checks ‘can be done’, despite errors and privacy risks

The report suggests existing age assurance technology can be used to determine whether social media users are over 16.

Adelaide family’s joy turns to heartbreak as popular Indian restaurant destroyed by fire

The owners had been celebrating their young son’s first birthday at home when they received the devastating news.

Modi, Xi and Putin hold key talks at SCO summit as members condemn Pahalgam attack

Expressing gratitude to nations that stood with India after the attack, PM Modi said terrorism, separatism, and extremism remain major threats to peace, prosperity, and stability worldwide.

UWA and Avid Sports unite to revolutionise sports science and strengthen India–Australia ties

"Together, we will open new avenues for student-athlete development, research collaborations, and cultural exchange that benefit both nations.”

Adelaide court cites remorse and inexperience in sparing jail for international student driver in fatal crash

He noted she collapsed in distress after the crash and made frank admissions to the police.

BOQ slammed over plan to axe 200 jobs and send work to India

“BOQ staff deserve honesty and respect, not to be blindsided about the future of their jobs.”

Muhammad Ali, former childcare worker, found guilty of indecent act against pre-schooler

Ali, who finished high school in Pakistan before moving to Australia to do a Certificate IV in Project Management and obtaining a Diploma in Early Childhood Education, had a history of mental health issues.

USP bids farewell as Vice-Chancellor Prof. Pal Ahluwalia returns to Australia

“I will miss you dearly, but I am truly grateful for this unique chapter in my life.”

Uni students are using AI to ‘ask stupid questions’ and get feedback on their work

These students told us they found both AI feedback and teacher feedback helpful: 84% rated AI feedback as helpful, while 82% said the same about their lecturers.

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Yogi Devgan, Dayawati Pandey and Vinaya Rai recognised at South Australia’s Multicultural Awards

Devgan was named joint winner of the Arts and Culture Award, Rai a highly commended finalist in the Media Award, and Pandey a finalist in the Senior Volunteer Award for her longstanding contribution to South Australia’s multicultural community.

“Nothing short of disgraceful”: ANZAC War memorials vandalised again in Melbourne

The affected sites include the Beer-Sheba Memorial, the Raoul Wallenberg plaque and the Avenue of Honour Memorial Stone, which bears the names of 298 local residents who died in the First World War.

Australia and Singapore deepen energy and trade ties amid global crisis

The leaders pointed to the economic fallout of the Middle East crisis, reaffirming their backing for a ceasefire and urging negotiations to bring the conflict to a close.
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