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Man Charged For Throwing Suspected Explosive Device at Perth ‘Invasion Day’ Rally
A follow-up search of the man’s residence uncovered a range of chemicals and materials consistent with those used in the production of homemade explosives.
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Australia Adds Another $550 Million to Pacific Climate Fund
The move is aimed to ramp up Australia’s presence in the region amid a CCP push for influence.
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Several Sporting Bodies Cite Pain, Division on Australia’s National Day
Many Australian sporting clubs have issued statements opposing the national day.
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Over 20,000 Sales of NSW $1 Home Design
The NSW government has sold 21,000 new home designs to buyers across Australia and overseas since it launched the housing pattern book in July 2025.
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British-Israeli Influencer Alleges Labor Government Worked to Block His Entry to Australia
‘The Australian government went to so much effort to stop me getting on that plane and even touching the soil that they called up the UAE’, said Sammy Yahood.
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Regulator to Pursue Firm That Gave Unauthorised Access to Carbon Credits Database
The regulator allege Emerging Energy allowed unauthorised access to its Australian National Registry of Emissions Units (ANREU) account.
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Bondi Terror Attack Spurs One Migrant to March for Australia on National Day
‘Ordinarily [on] Australia Day, I would just spend it at home, barbecues, watching TV, but now it’s like we need to change course,’ said Nash Lacsina.
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Liberal Leader’s Allies Vow Support amid Leadership Change ‘Frenzy’
Liberal Senator Paul Scarr said he has thrown his “100 percent support” behind Ley and backed her handling of the vote on contentious hate crime legislation.
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Why Canada’s Economy Is Outgrowing Its Big Cities
The road to national renewal now runs through the countryside.
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Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Pleads Not Guilty to Drug, Murder Charges
The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.
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Day in Photos: Landslide in Indonesia, Republic Day Parade, and Round-the-World Trip on a Trimaran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs on South Korea Will Be Raised to 25 Percent
The president said that the increase to 25 percent from 15 percent is a response to South Korea’s failure to ratify a trade agreement.
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Man Charged For Throwing Suspected Explosive Device at Perth ‘Invasion Day’ Rally
A follow-up search of the man’s residence uncovered a range of chemicals and materials consistent with those used in the production of homemade explosives.
|
Australia Adds Another $550 Million to Pacific Climate Fund
The move is aimed to ramp up Australia’s presence in the region amid a CCP push for influence.
|
Several Sporting Bodies Cite Pain, Division on Australia’s National Day
Many Australian sporting clubs have issued statements opposing the national day.
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Over 20,000 Sales of NSW $1 Home Design
The NSW government has sold 21,000 new home designs to buyers across Australia and overseas since it launched the housing pattern book in July 2025.
|
British-Israeli Influencer Alleges Labor Government Worked to Block His Entry to Australia
‘The Australian government went to so much effort to stop me getting on that plane and even touching the soil that they called up the UAE’, said Sammy Yahood.
|
Regulator to Pursue Firm That Gave Unauthorised Access to Carbon Credits Database
The regulator allege Emerging Energy allowed unauthorised access to its Australian National Registry of Emissions Units (ANREU) account.
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Bondi Terror Attack Spurs One Migrant to March for Australia on National Day
‘Ordinarily [on] Australia Day, I would just spend it at home, barbecues, watching TV, but now it’s like we need to change course,’ said Nash Lacsina.
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Liberal Leader’s Allies Vow Support amid Leadership Change ‘Frenzy’
Liberal Senator Paul Scarr said he has thrown his “100 percent support” behind Ley and backed her handling of the vote on contentious hate crime legislation.
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Why Canada’s Economy Is Outgrowing Its Big Cities
The road to national renewal now runs through the countryside.
|
Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Pleads Not Guilty to Drug, Murder Charges
The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.
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Day in Photos: Landslide in Indonesia, Republic Day Parade, and Round-the-World Trip on a Trimaran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs on South Korea Will Be Raised to 25 Percent
The president said that the increase to 25 percent from 15 percent is a response to South Korea’s failure to ratify a trade agreement.
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