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Government Announces $2.4 Billion Rescue Package for Whyalla Steelworks
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Whyalla was critical to Australia’s national interest and has pledged to transform it into a ‘green iron’ powerhouse.
Israel to Resume Negotiations, Confirms Mother and Children Deceased
Israel’s foreign minister said negotiations with Hamas for a cease-fire second phase would resume.
Jobless Rate Ticks up as Many Australians Wait to Return to Work
Australia’s unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.1 percent in January from 4 percent in last month, according to the latest ABS data.
IVF Clinic in Australia Rocked by a Cyberattack
There are fears that personal information may have been leaked.
Hundreds Rally in Bayside Against Crime as Opposition Pushes for Bail Reform
Victoria’s Shadow Treasurer James Newbury addressed the crowd.
‘We Are a Christian Nation’: Hundreds Protest Cook Islands-China Agreement, Fearing Loss of NZ Ties
The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership signed between the two countries includes an initial $4 million payment for ‘projects’ involving the Pacific nation.
Delta Offers $30,000 to Each Passenger Aboard Plane That Crashed, Flipped in Toronto
A Delta spokesperson said the payments are a good-faith gesture with no strings attached.
Watchdog Finds Police Failed to Protect Women’s Rights Activist from Protesters
The police were criticised when thousands of protestors surrounded her and shut down the event.
Two Men Charged Following Anti-Semitic Attacks on Homes, Cars in Sydney
NSW Police have doubled the resources of Strike Force Pearl, a taskforce investigating anti-Semitic attacks.
Queensland Credit Rating Outlook Downgraded to Negative
The Liberal-National government warned the cost of borrowing would be higher.
Day in Photos: Flooding in Malaysia, Sinkholes in England, and ‘Goat Grabbing’ in Afghanistan
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Google to Teach AI Aboriginal English
The project could take longer than expected, however, due to a lack of reference materials and cultural sensitivities.
Economists Say Rate Cut Not a Sign That Australia’s High Inflation Has Passed
‘We need less government expenditure in general, and particularly less interference that clouds the economic fundamentals’, UNSW economist Gigi Foster.
Sydney Trains Back on Track: Fair Work Commission Halts Rail Strikes Until July
The union sought a 32 percent pay rise across four years, but the government offered 15 percent for the same period, including a superannuation increase.
