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How Simple Life Lessons Are Better for Aboriginal Communities Than Government Legislation
Indigenous advocates say going back to basics could be the key to improving life for the Indigenous communities that are being left behind.
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Illicit Tobacco and Hate Groups to Top AFP Chief’s INTERPOL Agenda
Barrett will seek tougher cooperation from overseas police chiefs and expand Pacific crime-prevention efforts.
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One Nation’s Hanson Suspended From Senate After Wearing Burqa in Chamber
Senate President Sue Lines suspended proceedings for 90 minutes after Hanson refused to remove the burqa.
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Damping Demand for Holiday Rentals Not the Silver Bullet for the Housing Crisis, Research Finds
An attempt by one Australian council to cap the length of time homes can be used as tourist accommodation has actually led to fewer long-term rentals.
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Hacking Concerns: MPs Ordered to Shut Devices During Visit by Top CCP Official
An internal email urged MPs to shut down devices, disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and keep laptops offline while the delegation moved through Parliament House.
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CCP No. 3’s Australia Visit Comes Amid Ongoing Scrutiny of Organ Harvesting Activities
Amid calls for US sanctions against Zhao Leji, a human rights lawyer says Australia also risks undermining its global reputation.
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$16 Billion Student Debt Reduced for 3 Million Australians, Fiscal Concerns Remain
The ATO will process $16 billion in cuts over the next two weeks.
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Minister Orders Culture Reset at BOM After Website Blowout Soars to $96 Million
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology’s controversial website upgrade, initially costed at $4 million is now estimated at $96 million.
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Workplace Laws Too Confusing for Well-Meaning Employers: Costello
The former long-serving treasurer says most industrial awards are too complex, and the Productivity Commission is focused on anything but productivity.
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1,000 Spies for Every 10 From the West: Ex-Military Officer Lifts the Lid on CCP Spy Tactics
Paul Johnstone says tools like LinkedIn and even random USB sticks are being deployed by CCP spies to infiltrate the West.
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US Takeover of Australian Pharmaceutical Company Blocked by Treasurer
The proposal would be contrary to Australia’s national interest, Chalmers was advised.
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Asbestos Found in Chinese-Made Wind Turbine Parts Used in Australia
Australia has launched an emergency safety response after asbestos was discovered in Chinese-manufactured wind turbines parts.
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Coroner Finds Police Killers ‘Morally Insane’, Not Terrorists or Christian Extremists
A coroner’s report on the killing of two police officers and a nearby neighbour at a rural Queensland property in 2022 has been handed down.
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Indian Energy Giant Cuts Russia Oil Flow After Wong Urges Supply Chain Caution
On a diplomatic visit to India, Wong also spoke about China being a major regional force.
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The Medieval Soup Ingredient That Can Still Beat Your $150 Serum
Calendula: the cheap, low-risk skin fix hiding in plain sight.
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New Restrictions on Power Banks for Aussie Travellers Following Cabin Fire
Virgin’s ban begins Dec. 1, while Qantas and Jetstar will enforce stricter rules from Dec. 15.
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Twitch Added to Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban
Pinterest and Roblox remain exempt from the ban coming into effect from Dec. 10.
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Victoria to Waive $140 Fee for Changing Birth Certificates
Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.
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Kellie Sloane Takes NSW Liberal Leadership Unopposed After Speakman Steps Aside
She replaces Mark Speakman, who formally resigned on Nov. 20 after mounting pressure inside the party.
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How Simple Life Lessons Are Better for Aboriginal Communities Than Government Legislation
Indigenous advocates say going back to basics could be the key to improving life for the Indigenous communities that are being left behind.
|
Illicit Tobacco and Hate Groups to Top AFP Chief’s INTERPOL Agenda
Barrett will seek tougher cooperation from overseas police chiefs and expand Pacific crime-prevention efforts.
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One Nation’s Hanson Suspended From Senate After Wearing Burqa in Chamber
Senate President Sue Lines suspended proceedings for 90 minutes after Hanson refused to remove the burqa.
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Damping Demand for Holiday Rentals Not the Silver Bullet for the Housing Crisis, Research Finds
An attempt by one Australian council to cap the length of time homes can be used as tourist accommodation has actually led to fewer long-term rentals.
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Hacking Concerns: MPs Ordered to Shut Devices During Visit by Top CCP Official
An internal email urged MPs to shut down devices, disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and keep laptops offline while the delegation moved through Parliament House.
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CCP No. 3’s Australia Visit Comes Amid Ongoing Scrutiny of Organ Harvesting Activities
Amid calls for US sanctions against Zhao Leji, a human rights lawyer says Australia also risks undermining its global reputation.
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$16 Billion Student Debt Reduced for 3 Million Australians, Fiscal Concerns Remain
The ATO will process $16 billion in cuts over the next two weeks.
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Minister Orders Culture Reset at BOM After Website Blowout Soars to $96 Million
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology’s controversial website upgrade, initially costed at $4 million is now estimated at $96 million.
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Workplace Laws Too Confusing for Well-Meaning Employers: Costello
The former long-serving treasurer says most industrial awards are too complex, and the Productivity Commission is focused on anything but productivity.
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1,000 Spies for Every 10 From the West: Ex-Military Officer Lifts the Lid on CCP Spy Tactics
Paul Johnstone says tools like LinkedIn and even random USB sticks are being deployed by CCP spies to infiltrate the West.
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US Takeover of Australian Pharmaceutical Company Blocked by Treasurer
The proposal would be contrary to Australia’s national interest, Chalmers was advised.
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Asbestos Found in Chinese-Made Wind Turbine Parts Used in Australia
Australia has launched an emergency safety response after asbestos was discovered in Chinese-manufactured wind turbines parts.
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Coroner Finds Police Killers ‘Morally Insane’, Not Terrorists or Christian Extremists
A coroner’s report on the killing of two police officers and a nearby neighbour at a rural Queensland property in 2022 has been handed down.
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Indian Energy Giant Cuts Russia Oil Flow After Wong Urges Supply Chain Caution
On a diplomatic visit to India, Wong also spoke about China being a major regional force.
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The Medieval Soup Ingredient That Can Still Beat Your $150 Serum
Calendula: the cheap, low-risk skin fix hiding in plain sight.
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New Restrictions on Power Banks for Aussie Travellers Following Cabin Fire
Virgin’s ban begins Dec. 1, while Qantas and Jetstar will enforce stricter rules from Dec. 15.
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Twitch Added to Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban
Pinterest and Roblox remain exempt from the ban coming into effect from Dec. 10.
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Victoria to Waive $140 Fee for Changing Birth Certificates
Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.
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Kellie Sloane Takes NSW Liberal Leadership Unopposed After Speakman Steps Aside
She replaces Mark Speakman, who formally resigned on Nov. 20 after mounting pressure inside the party.
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