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NZ Minister Pushes Back On Alleged Police Response to Controversial Online Post
An Auckland woman was reportedly visited by police over a social media post describing the country as ‘New India,’ raising concerns about free speech.
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Australia to Mandate Gas Exporters Reserve 20 Percent Supply for Domestic Market
‘Australia has been the only gas exporting country in the world without some form of reservation,’ said Energy Minister Chris Bowen
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NSW Parliament Passes Symbolic Motion to Preference One Nation Last
Labor MP Jason Yat-Sen Li moved the motion rejecting ‘race-based politics and race-based migration.’
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Australia Imposes 82 Percent Tariffs on Chinese Steel Imports
The government has responded to an Anti-Dumping Commission report which found that the CCP was dumping heavily subsidised steel into the Australian market.
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Liberal Senator Won’t Press Charges After Clash With One Nation Volunteer
‘It would have played into the narrative that the inner city elites are out to get the rest of us,’ said think tank director Graham Young.
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Australians on Income Support Rise by 2 Million as Mental Health Claims Surge
The number of people accessing income support has risen by two million over 10 years, with mental health conditions driving the growth.
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Concerns on Reintegration as ‘ISIS Bride’ Group Returns
Education Minister Jason Clare said reintegration into society of the children would be difficult, but options would be there for children if their mothers were
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Trump Says Talks With Iran Show Progress, Deal to End War ‘Very Possible’
The president says he has had good talks over the last 24 hours with Iran and it’s ‘very possible’ the two countries will make a deal to end the war.
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Day in Photos: NATO Exercises in Europe, Indonesian Fishing Boats, and Conflict in the Middle East
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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House Democrats Press State Department to Disclose Israel’s Nuclear Capabilities Amid Iran War
A letter from 30 House Democrats asks the administration to review policies restricting U.S. government officials from acknowledging Israeli nuclear capability.
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Shen Yun’s Return to Toronto a Triumph Over the CCP’s Intimidation Tactics
When a foreign dictatorship can interfere with cultural expression in Canada, it constitutes a brazen violation of Canadian sovereignty.
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US Prepares Visa Sanctions on China as Deportation of Chinese Nationals Stalls
The move comes only days before President Donald Trump’s scheduled trip to Beijing.
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NZ Minister Pushes Back On Alleged Police Response to Controversial Online Post
An Auckland woman was reportedly visited by police over a social media post describing the country as ‘New India,’ raising concerns about free speech.
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Australia to Mandate Gas Exporters Reserve 20 Percent Supply for Domestic Market
‘Australia has been the only gas exporting country in the world without some form of reservation,’ said Energy Minister Chris Bowen
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NSW Parliament Passes Symbolic Motion to Preference One Nation Last
Labor MP Jason Yat-Sen Li moved the motion rejecting ‘race-based politics and race-based migration.’
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Australia Imposes 82 Percent Tariffs on Chinese Steel Imports
The government has responded to an Anti-Dumping Commission report which found that the CCP was dumping heavily subsidised steel into the Australian market.
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Liberal Senator Won’t Press Charges After Clash With One Nation Volunteer
‘It would have played into the narrative that the inner city elites are out to get the rest of us,’ said think tank director Graham Young.
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Australians on Income Support Rise by 2 Million as Mental Health Claims Surge
The number of people accessing income support has risen by two million over 10 years, with mental health conditions driving the growth.
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Concerns on Reintegration as ‘ISIS Bride’ Group Returns
Education Minister Jason Clare said reintegration into society of the children would be difficult, but options would be there for children if their mothers were
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Trump Says Talks With Iran Show Progress, Deal to End War ‘Very Possible’
The president says he has had good talks over the last 24 hours with Iran and it’s ‘very possible’ the two countries will make a deal to end the war.
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Day in Photos: NATO Exercises in Europe, Indonesian Fishing Boats, and Conflict in the Middle East
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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House Democrats Press State Department to Disclose Israel’s Nuclear Capabilities Amid Iran War
A letter from 30 House Democrats asks the administration to review policies restricting U.S. government officials from acknowledging Israeli nuclear capability.
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Shen Yun’s Return to Toronto a Triumph Over the CCP’s Intimidation Tactics
When a foreign dictatorship can interfere with cultural expression in Canada, it constitutes a brazen violation of Canadian sovereignty.
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US Prepares Visa Sanctions on China as Deportation of Chinese Nationals Stalls
The move comes only days before President Donald Trump’s scheduled trip to Beijing.
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