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War is its own revenge and enemy: Balance sheet of death in Israel-Gaza crisis 

It has now been announced that Israel has approved a four-day ceasefire with the release of 150 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 50 hostages - women and children.

49 women have been killed in Australia so far as a result of family violence

Alarmingly, national data on unsolved missing persons cases highlight that Indigenous women represent up to 10% of cases.

How to fight back against ‘Disinformation’ campaigns undermining our democracy?

The misinformers are seeking to neutralise research focused on their own conduct by borrowing from the climate denial and anti-vaccination playbook.

Federal Labor barely ahead in latest polls; Victorian Labor takes a hit but holds Mulgrave at by-election

Anthony Albanese’s net approval dropped four points to -7, while Peter Dutton’s net approval improved five points to -7.

Australia should welcome global talent and foster multilateral research collaborations

It’s timely to ask what Australia is really seeking to secure if we are restricting the development of technologies that are critical for our country?

Why are my kids good around other people and then badly behaved with me?

Children’s behaviour, whether desirable or undesirable, is influenced by the consequences it produces.

Australia’s offer of climate migration to Tuvalu residents is groundbreaking – and could be a lifeline across the Pacific

Historically, most Pacific visa programs in Australia (and the region) have been tied to labour mobility.

Emergence of powerful Pacific leaders’ voices in the new world order

With the Pacific region’s strategic importance in the superpower contest between the United States and China firmly established, the stakes at this Forum meeting - and forthcoming ones - are evidently much higher than ever before.

How are global powers engaging with the Pacific?

One after another, they are rolling out big-ticket initiatives to improve their reputations and relationships in the region.

Only 1.5% of Australian students swapped fields due to the ‘Job-ready Graduates’ fee changes

Fees rose by as much as 117% for some fields and dropped by as much as 59% for others.

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Australia backs new robotics STEM lab for Delhi students to inspire future innovators

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Four Australian students selected for female-led Mission ShakthiSAT, a first-of-its-kind global space initiative

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Victorian couple’s $712K cash mystery ends as AFP secures forfeiture order in money laundering case

Police allege the cash was concealed across multiple bags belonging to a family travelling together. Investigators identified a 35-year-old Victorian woman as being linked to the hidden funds.
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