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Talk isn’t enough: Pacific nations say Australia must end new fossil fuel projects

Our neighbours are focused on Australia’s emergence as the world’s second largest exporter of fossil fuel emissions and steady opening of more gas and coal fields.

Australia’s new chief cyber spy inherits a massive $10 billion war chest – and an urgent mission

She previously served as the deputy commander of the Maritime Border Command, deputy coordinator of the National Bushfire Recovery Agency

Airline ‘customer rights charter’ to specify when cash refunds required

"Customers deserve to get their money back if they are owed. Full stop.”

Less about climate change, more on reducing migration: here’s what matters most to Australian voters

Compared to 2022, the share reporting this matter as an important issue increased by 17.6 percentage points.

The NDIS reform bill has been passed – will it get things ‘back on track’ for people with disability?

A staggering number of amendments to the legislation followed including how NDIS supports are defined and how human rights are considered.

‘Not my boy.’ When teachers are harassed by students, some schools and parents fail to help

One female teacher who has been in the profession for 14 years told us how a Year 11 boy backed her into a corner of the staff room.

August 26 Brings Minimum Standards for Gig Workers, Here’s What You Need to Know

Would Uber Eats be liable for a “workplace accident” that injured one of its delivery riders?

How much should you read into your child’s NAPLAN report?

Results are now being reported against four new proficiency standards: “exceeding”, “strong”, “developing” and “needs additional support”

Indigenous science can help solve some of the great problems of our time. Here’s how

The history of science on this continent is extraordinary, yet we often fail to recognise the sophisticated knowledges held by our First Nations peoples.

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From medicine to community service: Indian-Australians make strong mark in 2026 King’s Birthday Honours List

The recognition of Indian-origin Australians across multiple honours categories highlights the breadth of their contribution to modern Australia — from medicine, psychiatry and research to community service, entrepreneurship, cultural leadership and social welfare.

Leading child psychiatrist Prof. Valsamma Eapen awarded Officer of the Order of Australia

Her career spans India, the United Kingdom and Australia, including advanced training at Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College London, followed by a PhD from the University of London.

Melbourne’s Chethicad Oommen Thomas awarded Medal of the Order of Australia for service to Indian community

Thomas, who migrated to Victoria in 1969 shortly after the dismantling of the White Australia Policy, has played a pivotal role in helping generations of Indian migrants settle, connect and thrive in Australia.
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