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Melbourne candlelight vigil to reveal the lifelong trauma of family violence on children

“In 2025, 77 women and 26 children were killed by partners or parents. Already this year, 14 women, three children and an unborn baby have died.”

Five new early learning projects across Queensland with $49.94 million funding boost

Our $1 billion Building Early Education Fund is delivering more early learning centres for more families in more places

NSW Treasury staffer charged over alleged breach of 5,600 sensitive government documents

The man was charged with accessing or modifying restricted data held on a computer.

US extends ceasefire as Trump warns against bad deal; Iran says no to further Pakistan talks

Officials in Tehran have dampened expectations, stating they currently have “no plans” to participate in further talks in Pakistan, underscoring the fragile state of diplomacy.

Dalvir Singh Jhattu sentenced after crashing truck into tow truck and Mercedes on Canadian highway

“The tractor-trailer driver could easily have died as his truck rolled over and he became trapped.”

$50m NDIS fraud network exposed as organised crime gangs cashes in, taskforce moves to bring charges

The abuse includes inflated or completely fabricated claims for services, billing for supports while participants are hospitalised or incarcerated, and repeated charging against expired or inactive plans.

Schoolboy dragged along road by bus in Melbourne shocker, driver sacked

“This is a very distressing incident, and we will continue to support the passenger and family at this time”

Ilhan Omar not a millionaire? new disclosure slashes reported assets to under $100k

The discrepancy had drawn scrutiny from Republicans, including James Comer, who questioned how such a large swing in reported assets occurred.

‘Butter chicken tsunami’: PM Luxon slams coalition leader’s remark as India trade deal row erupts

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has criticised controversial comments by Deputy Leader of NZ First and Senior Minister Shane Jones about a proposed...

Melton South tragedy: seven-year-old Saad Masud killed outside family home

The driver’s family said he had been left traumatised, with his own children around the same age as Saad.

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“Prime Minister, where’s the melon?” Hanson asks Albanese as Taylor demands apology to Takaichi

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has reignited the controversy surrounding Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s comments about Japanese melons, asking: “Prime Minister, where’s the melon?” In...

NASA invites ISRO to Moon Base as India-US space ties reach the final frontier

NASA has invited the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to join its Moon Base program, opening a new frontier in an already expanding India-US...

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.
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