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If you discover mould after moving into rental property? Here are your legal rights

If the tenant requests repairs and the landlord doesn’t act, the tenant can lodge a repair order

The Return of Sri Ram and Ayodhya’s Revival as a global tourist destination

The consecration of the Ram temple is an outcome of the public will, nothing to do with the subjugation of other religions, but rather a series of cross-generational attempts to reclaim the subjugated and wounded site.

Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir: The end of an exile

The ceremony is one of the most anticipated events in the history of post-colonial India and arguably the most important for Hindus in several generations.

China’s population shrinks again and could more than halve – here’s what that means

The two consecutive declines are the first since the great famine of 1959-1961, and the trend is accelerating.

Can we cut road deaths to zero by 2050?

Australia has committed to an ambitious target of zero road deaths by 2050, known as Vision Zero.

Fiji’s Defence and Security Review is a pivotal step towards stability

The announcement of this review barely one year into the new government’s term underscores the high priority that Tikoduadua, a former military officer, has placed on this undertaking. 

‘From Hindu Lite to Hindu’: A Journey Confronting Bias and Rediscovering Faith

I am determined now more than ever to not succumb to the pressures and compromises that the post-independence generation faced and leave a conundrum for the future.

How to make sure pocket money teaches your kids financial skills

When your child is little, giving them pocket money in cash is a good way to help them start to understand money.

Rent regulations are no silver bullet, but they would help make renting fairer

One of the aims of Australia’s latest National Housing and Homelessness Agreement is to encourage “security of tenure in the private rental market”.

Dogs are incredible – if unlikely – allies in conservation

Guardian dogs protect vulnerable species from predators, while sniffer dogs locate targets of interest using their powerful sense of smell.

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Telstra to axe 650 jobs as hundreds of roles offshored to India

The cuts reportedly affect both Telstra Enterprise, which serves business clients, and Telstra Consumer, the company’s retail division.

Fiji’s Ailava Samuels crowned Miss Pacific Islands 2026 after inspiring cyberbullying comeback

Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka congratulated Samuels on behalf of the Fijian government, praising her grace, courage, and ability to turn challenges into inspiration.

“We don’t want bad immigration”: Taylor signals tougher intake limits as Abbott backs policy overhaul

Liberal leader Angus Taylor argued migration should serve the national interest and insisted that newcomers must embrace Australia’s democratic system, rule of law and fundamental freedoms.
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