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How early entry schemes help Year 12 students experiencing disadvantage

In Australia, most domestic students gain admission to an undergraduate degree via an ATAR.

Albanese anticipates strong QUAD ties as Modi prepares to host next Leaders’ Summit in India

“Can I also say how much I’m looking forward to my good friend Prime Minister Modi hosting next year’s Quad Leaders’ Summit in India.”

39-year-old woman jailed for illegally accessing over $202,000 in early super benefits

The woman devised the scheme by filing false severe financial hardship claims, even transferring funds between her own accounts to make multiple applications.

Albanese acknowledges strong Australia-India ties and diaspora’s impact ahead of QUAD Leaders Meeting

Albanese stressed the strong and growing relationship between Australia and India, noting their shared economic goals and the significant contribution of the Indian-Australian diaspora to Australia’s multicultural landscape.

Bollywood’s ‘Chiggy Wiggy’ fame Aussie pop diva set to embark on largest global tour

The Australian leg will see her perform in Adelaide (18 Feb), Melbourne (20-21 Feb), Brisbane (26 Feb), and Sydney (1-2 March), before heading to Asia and the UK in May.

Centrex enters into India market with first Phosphate shipment from Queensland’ Ardmore Mine

India's heavy reliance on these imports offers a significant opportunity for Centrex to secure a strong foothold in this critical market.

Unemployment of 4.2% is a sign of RBA success, but it might not last. Here’s why

Australia started raising interest rates when inflation reached about the same level as the other countries, but increased them by much less, by 4.25 percentage points, compared for example to 5.25 points in the United States.

New chapter begins in Australia-India women’s leadership

Premier Jacinta Allan launched Australia-India Women's Leadership Forum which brings together influential women leaders to strengthen the economic ties between Australia and India.

Australia and Vanuatu strengthen security ties with official opening of Cook Barracks

The upgraded barracks now include modern engineer and vehicle workshops, accommodation and training facilities, a fire station, chapel, medical centre, and improved road infrastructure and essential services.

Two men fined for betting on the Australian of the Year awards

They placed 48 bets totalling $2,469 across five online betting accounts on the outcome of the awards. Their winnings amounted to $9,363.

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Six pistols spark investigation that uncovers a network of corrupt baggage handlers at Auckland Airport

Sumggling scheme relied on baggage handlers using their access to restricted airside areas to intercept suitcases containing drugs before they reached New Zealand Customs Service screening points.

Fijian Drua claim first win over Brumbies in historic Super Rugby clash

The meeting underscored the growing sporting links between Fiji and Australia under the countries’ Vuvale Partnership, which promotes cooperation across sectors, including sport.

Pakistan-linked propaganda spreads Netanyahu death rumours and fake arrest claim about Indian journalist

Since the escalation began, Iranian missile attacks have struck several locations in Israel, prompting heightened security measures across the country.
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