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Two AFP officers honoured for bravery during Vanuatu earthquake rescue

For their courage under extreme pressure, Sergeant Cox and Inspector Murphy received the National Police Bravery Award from the Police Federation of Australia in Canberra last night.

Albanese, Trump discuss critical minerals and “shared security” ahead of UN trip

PM Albanese is expected in New York for the UNGA in mid-September, with officials attempting to convert the latest call into a bilateral meeting.

Some unis are moving away from in-person lectures. Here’s why that’s not such a bad thing

By Alice Brown Students have been protesting to keep in-person lectures at the newly amalgamated Adelaide University next year. University representatives say Adelaide University will not...

“I don’t believe I have anything to apologise about”: Senator Price on singling out Indian Australians

"I did was point out the fact that, yes, Indian migrants are the second-largest migrant group to this country, and soon to be the largest.”

International student Aryan avoids jail after running over three sleeping people, killing one

Remorseful newspaper delivery driver Aryan submitted character references from his employer and the Sikh Association of the Northern Territory.

Indian-origin agrifood leader Dr Angeline Achariya inducted into Victorian Honour Roll of Women

Reflecting on her journey from childhood days on her grandparents’ farms in Fiji to leading global teams across multinationals, Dr Angeline Achariya embodies Victoria’s diversity and multicultural strength, inspiring communities while breaking barriers in male-dominated fields.

Melbourne lawyer first in Australia sanctioned for using ChatGPT in court case

The lawyer has been stripped of his right to operate as a principal lawyer, barred from handling trust money, and must now work only as an employee solicitor

Australia’s economy shows best result in two years as consumer spending picks up

Families are still under pressure, yet the rise in spending suggests confidence is returning and lower interest rates are starting to help.

Liberal Senator Price disgustingly targets Indian-Australians, asked to apologise after widespread backlash

Senator Price claimed Labor’s immigration policy was “ultimately about power” and shaped by the voting preferences of migrant communities.

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Celebrating Oneness – an offering for Peace & Prosperity

Hanuman Festival celebrating 75 Years of Chinmaya Mission.

Pauline Hanson calls Farrer by-election “tremendous” as locals line for One Nation’s battle

The poll, expected before June, will see residents in Griffith, Albury and surrounding towns choose former federal MP Sussan Ley’s successor.

Fiji urges diaspora in New Zealand and Australia to invest in agriculture and boost rural livelihoods

Fiji is calling on its diaspora to invest in the nation’s agricultural sector, with Minister for Agriculture, Waterways, and Sugar Industry, Tomasi Tunabuna, highlighting...
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