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How can Vanuatu’s new parliament rebuild public trust?

Local constituency expectations of a Member of Parliament (MP) are high.

Lower inflation in the December quarter boosts chances of an interest rate cut

Since it peaked at 7.8% in December 2022, inflation has now fallen for seven out of eight quarters.

Motor neurone disease campaigner, former AFL champion Neale Daniher, is 2025 Australian of the Year

Daniher played for Essendon between 1979 and 1990, and at 20 years old was the club’s youngest ever captain.

Vande Mataram: The untold story of a song that united India and sparked division

As India celebrates its 76th Republic Day, it is an opportune moment to revisit the history behind the sidelining of Vande Mataram.

Trump redux and its global ripple effect

In the local American landscape, Trump’s revival is counter hegemonic to the leftist cabal controlling academia, bureaucracy, media, and popular culture.

Is your child nervous about going back to school?

Returning to school after the extended summer break can also be a shock to the system.

Trump promises a second term focused on immigration and nationalism – as well as revenge and retribution

In his inaugural address, Trump outlined a radical agenda to reshape American life and the United States’ role in the world.

The Laptop Secrets, The Deep State’s Plan, and Trump’s Counterattack

Unlike previous presidents who feared these officials—because they knew everyone’s secrets—Trump declared an open war against them.

Executive orders show Trump’s power and political theatre, but his honeymoon period may be short-lived

For a country desperate for change, there was a great appeal in Trump’s election promises to immediately end foreign wars, curb rising inflation and tackle illegal immigration.

How to lose the planet

The acidification of rivers and chemicalization of soil, air, and food, undergirded with a constant supply of ‘slow violence’ continues to the creation of graveyards in many developing nations.

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Free swimming lessons made permanent for Northern Territory primary students

“Exploring waterfalls, swimming at local springs or pools, boating and fishing are all part of the unique Territory lifestyle. We want to protect that by teaching our youngest Territorians how to swim while they’re in primary school.”

Albanese doubles remote jobs and boosts health funding in new Closing the Gap push

Among the headline measures is a $299 million investment to double the Remote Jobs and Economic Development Program from 3,000 to 6,000 jobs.

Hero teen’s triple zero call after four-kilometre swim that saved family at Western Australia beach revealed

About 6pm, Austin, his 47-year-old mother Joanne, and his siblings Beau, 12, and Grace, 8, were caught in strong offshore winds while kayaking and paddle boarding.
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