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Australia’s teacher shortage plan must do more to recruit and retain First Nations teachers

First Nations peoples have the oldest teaching and learning techniques and knowledge in the world.

It’s time to add climate change and net-zero emissions to the RBA’s top 3 economic goals

The bank’s primary tool – the interest rate – is particularly good at sending signals to the “demand” side of the economy, but climate risks are more likely to present supply-side inflationary shocks.

Are you a morning or evening type worker? Choice of hours is next in workplace flexibility

In the working-age population about 20% can be categorised as either morning or evening types while 60% are intermediate types.

Why BJP considers Indian diaspora key to Modi’s return in 2024

During 2019 elections several members of diaspora would call back home to explain to their family and friends the place of pride India enjoys in the eyes of the foreigners since the arrival of Modi as their leader in India.

Nepal Polls: Is political opportunism over ideologies plaguing Himalayan nation?

There is mudslinging as two alliances accusing each other of nepotism, corruption, misgovernance and erosion of democratic values.

Halloween Special: Cremation or burial? Which one is more environmentally friendly

The global population is closing on eight billion, and the amount of land available for human burial is running out, especially in small and densely populated countries.

The Pacific hopeful on Australia-China reset

The Pacific island countries stand to benefit from any improvement in relations between two big development partners.

Mumbai and the world should listen to its fishing communities to fight climate change

As the original inhabitants of Mumbai, the Koli people are spread across a number of historic fishing villages on the city’s coast.

Will the new Australian plan to end family violence succeed?

While the national plan aims for an Australia free of “gender-based violence” – much of the plan actually focuses on domestic, family and sexual violence.

This Diwali, Australia have chance to make future that shines bright

Why shouldn’t it be the same for the Indian engineers, technicians, software programmers and medical professionals currently training right here?

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“Makes no difference”: President Trump doubles down as US–Iran talks end day one with zero deal in Pakistan

US President Donald Trump has declared victory over Iran even as marathon peace talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, drag on without a deal, highlighting the deep divide between political rhetoric and diplomatic reality.

Perth man jailed over assault on police officers, including spitting at airport arrest

Officers stopped and restrained him after he became obstructive. While in custody at the airport, he spat directly into the face and mouth of an AFP officer.

‘First contact’ that may have led to complex life on Earth finally witnessed by scientists

In fact, the first bubbles of oxygen that filled the atmosphere on early Earth likely came from ancient stromatolites. You could say we owe our very existence to these piles of rocks.
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