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Albanese joins global leaders to back Ukraine, open to peacekeeping role

The Prime Minister will continue talks with leaders at an upcoming meeting in Washington, where President Zelenskyy will join his counterparts from France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Jidoka partners with Power Tech Energy to roll out vision AI for safer, higher quality manufacturing in South Australia

The tie-up will give Adelaide-based manufacturers and infrastructure providers access to automated visual inspection, local project management and after-sales support

Goyal, Farrell push to settle ‘second tranche’ of India–Australia trade pact as both sides eye $100b target

Canberra says over 85 per cent of Australian goods exports to India are now tariff-free, rising to 90 per cent by 1 January 2026

Democracy on display: With shared values and future India celebrates Independence Day in Australia

Growing strategic, economic, and cultural ties between India and Australia, reminds both nations that democracy is not only a policy but a shared cultural ethos.

Federal Court slams Qantas over mass sackings, fines airline $90m and calls conduct “unprecedented”

Justice Lee noted that Qantas only began to accept responsibility for its actions in 2023, after the departure of former CEO Alan Joyce.

Fiji’s coalition government pushes digital reforms to boost financial transparency

"We had an old payroll system, a 40-year-old, that we were able to replace in the last one and a half years."

Father of two stabbed 11 times in Melbourne home invasion, Opposition says crime wave hitting ‘every Victorian’

“I’ve never seen anything like this. They’ve just chosen this house and destroyed a family,”

The Australia Today impact: Machete attack survivor Saurabh Anand granted new visa to stay in Australia

Four teenagers, aged between 14 and 15, have been charged over the incident with offences ranging from assault to robbery.

Illegal U-turn by Indian-origin semi-truck driver kills three on Florida Turnpike

The the semi-truck was travelling north in the right lane near mile marker 171 when it attempted a U-turn in an “official use only” turn-around area.

Albanese honours 50th anniversary of Gurindji land handback

The Albanese Government has marked 50 years since the historic Gurindji land handback, a defining moment in Australia’s struggle for Aboriginal land rights.

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Indian man charged after allegedly tricking wife into leaving Australia and cancelling her visa

The woman eventually managed to return to Australia in August 2025, however the couple’s son remained in India.

Prof. Glover to head ATEC as government overhauls university and TAFE system

Education Minister Jason Clare and Skills and Training Minister Andrew Giles announced the appointment, highlighting Prof. Glover’s extensive experience across higher education and workforce policy.

Melbourne woman accused of ISIS links after years in Syrian camps and return to Australia

Authorities allege the woman travelled to Syria between 2013 and 2014 with others, including a man, to join ISIS. The man is believed to now be incarcerated in a Middle Eastern prison.
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