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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation: Has Australia finally had its MAGA moment?

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation There’s no greater frustration than watching Australia seeming destined to import a political model that is failing in plain sight elsewhere....

The Salvation Army’s multicultural event unites communities in support of the 2026 Red Shield Appeal

Salvation Army The Salvation Army’s national Multicultural Launch event, held as part of the annual Red Shield Appeal, took place on Thursday, 23 April 2026...

“Afraid to fight; was murder more disgrace?”

The ANZAC legend I was well versed in the legend of the ANZACs by the time I was ten years old: They were ordinary men who...

Very few companies are open for international students

International students are a hugely important part of Australia’s university system and its economy. In 2019, before COVID, international education was worth about A$40.3...

Australia’s Deakin University announces campus in India

Australia's Deakin University will become the first university in the world to open an international teaching campus in India. The announcement was made in...

PM Albanese becomes first foreign PM to visit INS Vikrant

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who is currently on a state visit to India and in Mumbai was given a guided tour of the...

Albanese arrives in India to a traditional Gujarati welcome

It was Holi as Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in India, landing at Ahmedabad in the western state of Gujarat, to start his...

Aussie-Indian man pleads guilty to unruly behaviour on Air Canada flight

An Australian-Indian man pleaded guilty to one count of behaving in an offensive and disorderly manner on Air Canada, and was fined AUS$750 by...

Rajwinder Singh extradited: Toyah Cordingley murder case

Police in Australia are extraditing an Indian man over the murder of a woman who was found dead on a Queensland beach in 2018,...

Mina Guli: 200 marathons for water

Mina Guli, Australian ultramarathoner and water campaigner, is currently finishing 200 marathons across the world. The founder and CEO of Thirst Foundation, a non-profit...

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