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More than 50% of Australian university assignments used AI. How should unis respond?

Our 2026 analysis found while most Australian universities have introduced generative AI policies, significant gaps remain in translating these into practice.

Fiji’s HIV crisis is a syringe crisis and the fix is sitting on a pharmacy shelf

Every person interviewed had shared a needle or syringe at least once.

Another poll shows One Nation’s surge has turned around. Has the party peaked?

In the latest Resolve poll, for example, One Nation’s primary vote dropped three percentage points to 26%.

Rahul Gandhi should apologise to 30,000 Indian-Australians for his party branding them a “paid crowd”

Around 30,000 people showed up — doctors, nurses, engineers, academics, tradies, students, small business owners, the unglamorous backbone of the Indian-Australian community that politicians in Canberra and Wellington now routinely credit for economic and multicultural success.

A night that celebrated Democracy, Diversity and Naari Shakti

Aditi Kirtane Australia's Bharatiya diaspora witnessed a truly historic and memorable occasion on 9 July as the leaders of two of the world's great democracies...

How Australia’s new negative gearing rules might accidentally favour some property investors

The federal government hopes to give first-home buyers a better shot at buying existing homes and at the same time redirect investor cash towards increasing housing supply.

The Modi effect: Melbourne event marks a new chapter in the Indian-Australian diaspora story

Modi called Albanese's speech outstanding, "reflecting his deep commitment to India-Australia friendship," and described the Melbourne community's energy as unmatched, calling it "one of the strongest pillars of India-Australia friendship."

How does a Telstra outage bring down trains? A telco expert explains

Victoria’s regional train system, V/Line, suspended services across all lines due to the national Telstra outage.

Australia’s housing market is cooling. Perhaps our expectations should too

Households have undoubtedly felt the effects of higher interest rates and rising living costs, but the Reserve Bank’s loan-level data show that mortgage arrears remain low.

Scam centres in the Blue Pacific: a security threat we cannot ignore

Online scam centres are large-scale and highly organised criminal operations that often rely on forced labour to carry out global cyber fraud.

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Indian heritage, Australian values: AHA celebrates nine years of building bridges across cultures

What began as a small group of Haryanvis coming together in 2018 has blossomed into one of Australia's most active diaspora organisations. The Association...

Victorian Liberals dump Moira Deeming in unanimous vote ahead of state election

Three-quarters of the state executive was required to support disendorsement, but the motion passed unanimously on Friday evening.

Supreme Court appeal offers no immediate relief as Indian passport and visa services remain suspended in Australia

The appeal to the Supreme Court does not automatically reopen VFS centres, reactivate appointments or establish an alternative application channel.
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