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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspace during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
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Netherlands Halts State Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
A Dutch government delegation is expected to travel to Beijing this week to seek a solution of the spat over Nexperia.
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US Approves Potential $105 Million Sale of Patriot Air Defense System Sustainment to Ukraine
Patriot systems are considered one of the most advanced air defense tools in the U.S. arsenal.
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Trump Says Heads of Major Countries to Join Gaza Board of Peace
The BoP will guide the formation of a Palestinian-international expert government and later hand Gaza to a reformed Palestinian Authority.
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NSW Health Minister Warns Hospital Funding Falling Short of Federal Pledge
‘I’m extremely concerned,’ Minister Ryan Park said.
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ABC Head Rejects ‘Narrative of Decline’, Says Broadcaster More Relevant Than Ever
Hugh Marks also told his reporters not to ’self-censor' or be held back by political blowback to certain stories.
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Calls for Inquiry Into Chinese Asbestos Sand Imports After School Shutdowns
SA’s education minister estimates the cost for the asbestos cleanup to be $11,000 per school.
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Big Corporates Benefitting From Taxpayer-Backed Clean Energy Funding: Senator
‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.
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CSIRO Confirms 350 Job Cuts in Ongoing Downsize
Unions demand emergency federal funding as cumulative cuts exceed 800 positions in 18 months.
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Australians Lose $260 Million to Scams as Black Friday Frenzy Fuels Criminal Activity
New figures from the National Anti-Scam Centre show Scamwatch received 159,319 scam reports between January and September this year.
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Oil Sanctions ‘Starving Putin’s War Machine’: Treasury Department
Russian oil prices are plunging as some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.
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Chinese AI Models Spearhead Annexing of Taiwan: Experts
They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.
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Former NSW Senator Leaves Liberal Party
Hughes names Price and Henderson as part of internal bloc allegedly undermining Ley.
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MI5 Warns British Lawmakers of LinkedIn Threat From Chinese Spies
Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle wrote to MPs on Tuesday to make them aware of the Espionage Alert issued by the intelligence agency.
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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspace during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
|
Netherlands Halts State Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
A Dutch government delegation is expected to travel to Beijing this week to seek a solution of the spat over Nexperia.
|
US Approves Potential $105 Million Sale of Patriot Air Defense System Sustainment to Ukraine
Patriot systems are considered one of the most advanced air defense tools in the U.S. arsenal.
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Trump Says Heads of Major Countries to Join Gaza Board of Peace
The BoP will guide the formation of a Palestinian-international expert government and later hand Gaza to a reformed Palestinian Authority.
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NSW Health Minister Warns Hospital Funding Falling Short of Federal Pledge
‘I’m extremely concerned,’ Minister Ryan Park said.
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ABC Head Rejects ‘Narrative of Decline’, Says Broadcaster More Relevant Than Ever
Hugh Marks also told his reporters not to ’self-censor' or be held back by political blowback to certain stories.
|
Calls for Inquiry Into Chinese Asbestos Sand Imports After School Shutdowns
SA’s education minister estimates the cost for the asbestos cleanup to be $11,000 per school.
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Big Corporates Benefitting From Taxpayer-Backed Clean Energy Funding: Senator
‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.
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CSIRO Confirms 350 Job Cuts in Ongoing Downsize
Unions demand emergency federal funding as cumulative cuts exceed 800 positions in 18 months.
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Australians Lose $260 Million to Scams as Black Friday Frenzy Fuels Criminal Activity
New figures from the National Anti-Scam Centre show Scamwatch received 159,319 scam reports between January and September this year.
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Oil Sanctions ‘Starving Putin’s War Machine’: Treasury Department
Russian oil prices are plunging as some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.
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Chinese AI Models Spearhead Annexing of Taiwan: Experts
They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.
|
Former NSW Senator Leaves Liberal Party
Hughes names Price and Henderson as part of internal bloc allegedly undermining Ley.
|
MI5 Warns British Lawmakers of LinkedIn Threat From Chinese Spies
Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle wrote to MPs on Tuesday to make them aware of the Espionage Alert issued by the intelligence agency.
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