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IMMIGRATION

Pacific Labour Mobility summit draws 350 delegates, highlights resilience and regional partnerships

This year’s Pacific Labour Mobility Annual Meeting (PLMAM), held under the banner “Collectively Building Resilience”, took place in Brisbane from 11 to 14 November 2024.
POLITICS

Why Australian politicians are flocking to ‘Little Red Book’ to engage with Chinese voters

Politicians across the political spectrum are now using Xiaohongshu to connect with Chinese-Australian voters.
OPINION

Albanese government crumples on misinformation bill and gambling advertising

The bill had no chance of passing the Senate, with the Coalition, the Greens and other crossbenchers lining up against it.
OPINION

The Coalition will block the student caps bill, Brace yourself for more uncertainty over international students

For universities, TAFEs, private colleges and potential international students, this news will be cause for relief, but not celebration.
POLITICS

Senate censures Lidia Thorpe for disrupting King’s reception and Ralph Babet for posting hate speech

The motions were moved by Senate leader Penny Wong and supported by the opposition.
INNOVATION

‘Freedom of Speech at Risk,’ Coalition Fights Albanese’s Misinformation Legislation

This could lead to the removal of legitimate, honestly-held opinions by Australians who are simply engaging in public discourse.
POLITICS

David Crisafulli claims LNP victory, ending Labor’s decade-long reign in Queensland

his election result represents the first time since 1989 that the LNP has won a state poll.
INNOVATION

King Charles III and Queen Camilla celebrate modern Australia as historic royal visit concludes

To commemorate the Royal visit, the Australian Government made a $10,000 national contribution to Greening Australia on behalf of all Australians.
INNOVATION

Screaming Senator Lidia Thorpe forcibly removed from Parliament after disrupting King Charles welcome

"Senator Thorpe has disgraced not only herself and the Australian Parliament, but every Australian man, woman and child."
INNOVATION

22 years on, Australia remembers the horrific 2002 Bali Bombings

This attack marked the largest loss of Australian life since World War II, shattering the nation's sense of security against global terrorism.
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NEWS

53-foot tractor-trailer driver Baljeet Singh pleads guilty in deadly pileup, was playing phone game and fled to India

The crash killed 42-year-old mother Nancy Lefrançois and her 11-year-old son Loïc Chevalier, who were travelling in a passenger vehicle struck in the collision.
SPORTS

Indian Premier League could be played in Australia, Adelaide Oval explores plan

The proposal is part of a broader idea to strengthen cricket ties between Australia and India.
NEWS

Perth toddler Sandipan Dhar’s death ‘probably preventable’ after missed blood test, coroner says

21-month-old Sandipan died in March 2024 after being taken to hospital with a persistent fever that had lasted for weeks.
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