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IMMIGRATION

Dutton vows to restore Australia Day ceremonies, challenges Albanese to ‘stand up to mayors’

“We live in the greatest country in the world, and I’m proud of our Indigenous heritage. But we should not be ashamed of celebrating our national day.”
INNOVATION

Hindu Council denounces synagogue vandalism, calls media to use ‘Hakenkreuz,’ not ‘Swastika,’ for Nazi hate symbol

"Calling the Nazi hate symbol by the wrong name spreads hate and shows a lack of understanding of religious sensitivities"
HEALTH

Going for a bushwalk? 3 handy foods to have in your backpack

You may have read the news about hiker, Hadi Nazari, who was recently found alive after spending 13 days lost in Kosciuszko National Park.
INNOVATION

Western Sydney couple charged with allegedly smuggling $5 million worth of heroin

A baggage inspection revealed abnormalities in the lining of two suitcases, with initial tests confirming the presence of heroin.
INNOVATION

23-year-old hiker missing in Kosciuszko National Park for 13 days found safe

After 13 days of relentless searching by more than 300 people, the hiker was located by hikers off the circuit walk near Blue Lake at around 3.15pm.
INNOVATION

Newlywed nurse falls to her death from seventh-storey balcony in Sydney

Deekshya Dahal was seen hanging from the balcony just moments before the fatal fall.
INNOVATION

39-year-old Sydney man to face court over shotgun found in luggage bound for Lebanon

The man, who was preparing to board a flight to Lebanon, was stopped and questioned about the weapon. The firearm, which was seized, was allegedly not registered to him.
INNOVATION

Australia rings in 2025 with dazzling fireworks and optimistic festive cheer

As one of the first nations to welcome 2025, Australia once again set the benchmark for global New Year’s Eve celebrations.
OPINION

Holiday playdates are great for kids – but ditch the stress and don’t compare milestones

Play can support children’s executive functions, meaning the mental skills we use when we think flexibly, use our memory and practise self-control.
OPINION

How to stay safe in a New Year’s Eve crowd

New Year’s Eve celebrations are usually unticketed and free to attend. This can make it difficult to estimate how many people will show up.
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IMMIGRATION

Unauthorised Indian migration agent jailed after Australia study visa fraud involving fake university documents

The accused allegedly assured the complainant that the visa would be arranged within 90 days and collected nearly AUD 34,000 in instalments.
INNOVATION

New state-of-the-art cardiac cath lab brings lifesaving care closer for Pacific children

The facility was officially opened by President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in Suva, strengthening the country’s ability to diagnose and treat complex cardiac conditions locally.
POLITICS

“Peace always worth fighting for”: Prime Minister and Opposition Leader pay Anzac Day tributes

“What their legacy proves to us is that even when peace seems elusive, it is always worth fighting for.”
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