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Conspiracy theories on the Trump assassination attempt are spreading like wildfire – on both sides of politics

Despite the shooter’s identity being released, one major conspiracy adopted by both the political left and right is that the assassination attempt was staged and/or planned.

Not quite a street, not quite a road – why ‘stroads’ are disasters of urban planning, and how to fix them

Stroads are trying to be both a thoroughfare for vehicles, and a place for people.

Australian families spend far more on private schooling than many other countries. Here’s why that’s a problem

On average, private sources contribute 10% to primary education across the OECD. But in Australia, they contribute 20%. This makes Australia the fourth highest out of 40 countries.

How does Australia’s tax system work – and what is ‘bracket creep’?

Progressive system is designed to ensure that those who earn more contribute more accordingly.

How should I factor AI into my decision about what to study after school?

Tech skills will be in demand, but employers will also need people with good comprehension, communication and articulation skills.

Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2024: Standing in Solidarity with First Nations Peoples

This week is an invitation to listen, learn, and engage in meaningful dialogue and It’s about reclaiming narratives, amplifying voices of First Nations communities

Diplomatic Dance: Starmer’s Tango with UK-India Relations

His focus on inclusive diplomacy acknowledges the significant role of the British-Indian community and aims to address their concerns through constructive engagement.

Southern Australia is freezing: How can it be so cold in a warming climate?

Many suburbs of Melbourne experienced a sub-zero night and consecutive nights of ground frost.

Why Labor government should not worry about Muslim vote threat

Labor is fearful, not least because the threat is still inchoate; Labor is unable to judge its nature and potential power to do damage.

Propaganda against India and Indian diaspora detrimental for Australia’s national security

Each of us who deeply cares about Australia, must remember, that sometimes it just takes a few Trojan horses to bring down an empire.

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Two Indian nationals fined, visas cancelled and deported after ABF uncovers undeclared whisky hidden in cargo

After their visas were cancelled, both individuals one International student another tourist departed Australia.

Fiji deepens strategic ties with India as Minister Immanuel holds high-level talks on digital, health and trade

The renewed engagement highlights a relationship anchored not only in shared history, but also in common values of democracy, mutual respect and social justice

Angus Taylor elected Liberal leader in decisive spill, Jane Hume named deputy

Taylor’s election comes at a critical moment for the Liberal Party as it attempts to recover from electoral losses, internal divisions and declining support in key metropolitan areas.
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