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‘You’re going to be without a job’: Pauline Hanson flags SBS abolition and major ABC cuts under One Nation government

“We are a monocultural nation, not a multicultural one, and our language is English.”

Pauline Hanson mocks Australian Defence over Indigenous warfare training for soldiers

According to Defence materials, soldiers who complete the course could eventually be authorised to carry culturally appropriate Indigenous weapons for ceremonial purposes.

Melbourne’s River Ahmad becomes first Afghan woman to summit Mt Everest

The Afghan refugee, now based in Melbourne, said the achievement marked the culmination of a deeply personal journey shaped by resilience, loss and determination to inspire others.

‘Modi Express Flight’ opens for Sydney community members travelling to ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’

The proposed Sydney-to-Melbourne group travel arrangement is aimed at helping community members coordinate travel if sufficient demand is received.

Indian-origin mother left alone after Parramatta River murder-suicide claims husband and daughter

“Her beloved husband and her cherished daughter — her entire family, her whole reason for getting up each morning — were taken from her”

Australians place greater trust in local and regional news sources than major media brands, study finds

The study found that 61 per cent of Australians consider local and regional newspapers trustworthy, while only 12 per cent rated them untrustworthy.

Australian pastry chef Hyoju Park named La Liste Pastry Talent of the Year

The award places Park among an elite group of emerging pastry chefs recognised for creativity, innovation and influence in modern dessert-making.

India successfully flight-tests indigenous long-range cruise missile

The successful trial is seen as a significant step forward in enhancing India’s long-range precision strike capability and expanding its indigenous defence technology base.

Arun Jhunjhunwala fights to help 800 victims whose holidays turned into financial nightmare by AVG Travels collapse

All of us have been left without refunds, information, or support, this is unacceptable, and we are seeking justice.

Australia calls for inquiry after nine-year-old Hania Ahmed killed in Pakistan police shooting

"My heart goes out to the family and friends, and indeed the Pakistani Australian community will be really feeling this today."

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Ben Carroll delays Victoria’s work-from-home laws until July 2027 amid November election-business backlash

The move is one of the clearest signs yet that Mr Carroll intends to take a different approach to business than his predecessor.

Indian student from Meghalaya represents India at Commonwealth Youth Parliament in Sydney

Her participation was made possible after she was nominated by Meghalaya Assembly Speaker Thomas A. Sangma

RBA holds cash rate at 4.35% as inflation remains stubbornly high

The decision, announced following the Reserve Bank Board's meeting on Tuesday, comes after three cash rate increases earlier this year
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