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Chinese national charged under foreign interference law for allegedly spying on Canberra Buddhists

It is only the third time such a charge has been laid in Australia since the introduction of foreign interference laws in 2018, and the first case involving alleged interference in a community group.

When protesters demand aid but shout ‘From the river to the sea,’ do they speak for Australia?

AJA questioned the accountability of aid distribution and shared images from the rally with signs reading “Abolish Australia” and “Kill the IDF”, accusing police of ignoring calls to violence.

IT contractor wins $22k payout after unfair dismissal over speeding claims

A timeline of alleged warnings accompanied his dismissal letter, but the tribunal found no substantial justification for the firing.

Young Indian minds dazzle at ‘Study Australia’ entrepreneurship finale

Participants also stand a chance to win an all-expenses-paid educational tour of Australia, cash prizes, and scholarships to leading Australian universities

$72 million boost and first-of-its-kind loan scheme to strengthen Fiji’s sugar economy

“These initiatives reflect a government that is listening, responding and delivering where it matters most”

Outspoken Anti-Khalistan Leader Sukhi Chahal Found Dead After Receiving Death Threats

Local law enforcement has opened an investigation and is withholding details pending the post-mortem report.

University lecture leads to child abuse material charges against 74-year-old Melbourne man

Police have confirmed they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the investigation.

World Hindu Economic Forum opens in Adelaide with landmark Indigenous partnership and multisector dialogue

“Hindu Australians have enriched our schools and universities as both educators and learners, bringing fresh perspectives and a spirit of innovation."

Once labelled ‘prohibited immigrant,’ USP’s high-profile Vice-Chancellor Pal Ahluwalia to step down

Key milestones under Prof. Ahluwalia’s tenure include the reaffirmation of accreditation by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), validating the global recognition of USP’s academic programmes.

Australia won’t be rushed on Palestine recognition, says Albanese

As the UN Assembly approaches, Australia remains on the sidelines of the growing list of countries committing to recognise Palestine.

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“Makes no difference”: President Trump doubles down as US–Iran talks end day one with zero deal in Pakistan

US President Donald Trump has declared victory over Iran even as marathon peace talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, drag on without a deal, highlighting the deep divide between political rhetoric and diplomatic reality.

Perth man jailed over assault on police officers, including spitting at airport arrest

Officers stopped and restrained him after he became obstructive. While in custody at the airport, he spat directly into the face and mouth of an AFP officer.

‘First contact’ that may have led to complex life on Earth finally witnessed by scientists

In fact, the first bubbles of oxygen that filled the atmosphere on early Earth likely came from ancient stromatolites. You could say we owe our very existence to these piles of rocks.
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