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Hotel hit with penalties after 13-year-old saves family lost off WA’s South West coast

Austin Appelbee swam four kilometres through rough surf and ran two kilometres to alert police that his mum, Joanne, and younger siblings, Beau, 12, and Grace, 8, were stranded at sea on January 30.

Indian Army chief’s Australia visit signals stronger Indo-Pacific military alliance

The COAS will also interact with the Commander of the Australian Defence College and address officers at the Australian Command and Staff College, further highlighting professional collaboration and knowledge exchange between the two armies.

‘Fearless and dedicated’: Colleagues remember promising young Fijian journalist Jone Mary Salusalu

A former student of the University of the South Pacific (USP) journalism programme, Salusalu, 24, passed away on Friday last week.

Victoria Police seek help to find Indian sub-continental man ‘Jaz’ after alleged sexual assault on 69-year-old woman

He was wearing a white turban, an orange T-shirt, beige trousers and brown leather sandals at the time.

Western Sydney man refused bail over alleged death threats to federal politician

“Hiding behind a keyboard or phone does not mean you are anonymous and out of the AFP’s reach – we have the resources and technology to find you and bring you before the courts.”

Canola oil meth case ends in combined 96 years’ jail, $1.7bn haul could have funded terrorism

AFP warned that profits from large-scale drug importations could also be used to fund politically motivated crimes or terrorism, contributing to instability across the region.

‘Indian dog’: 22-year-old nurse Harmanpreet Singh allegedly bashed and racially abused at Geelong gym

“They just wanted to attack. I wasn’t provoking anything. I was being calm. I was literally saying, ‘I don’t want to fight you guys’."

Former Fiji Prime Minister and ex-police chief charged with alleged mutiny

Bainimarama’s lawyer, Gul Fatima, declined to comment to media on the specifics of the charges.

Swords drawn as taxi driver and rival clash in Melbourne road rage

Police have confirmed no formal reports have been made and are urging anyone who witnessed the sword-wielding showdown to come forward with information.

Albanese government under fire after ISIS brides and childern granted passports and attempted to returns

The incident has triggered alarm after it emerged that Australian passports had already been issued to the group

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‘India has gone from strength to strength’: Albanese praises Indian-Australian diaspora as ‘living bridge’ in Independence Day message

The Prime Minister described India as the world’s largest democracy and fastest-growing major economy, saying the country “fills us with awe at the scale of its achievements and the vastness of its potential”.

‘You need to go home’: Alberta Premier responds to protesting Indian international students with expired visas

The students say more than 450 post-graduation work permit applications have been refused and argue that graduates from the same programmes have received different decisions.

‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’: Victoria’s Vietnamese community demands justice after Van Viet Truong’s death in Sunshine attack

Mr Truong died in hospital after allegedly being assaulted in Sunshine on Saturday while attempting to intervene when a group of teenagers allegedly stole clothing from a nearby business.
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