Crystal-Rose Jones
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Crystal-Rose Jones is a reporter based in Australia. She previously worked at News Corp for 16 years as a senior journalist and editor.
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Fortescue Touts China Ties With 1st-Ever Yuan Loan to an Australian Firm
This aligns with Beijing’s long-term goal to make the Renminbi a global alternative to the US dollar.
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Australian Government Pledges $36 Million to Fight Bird Flu
It has allocated millions towards bird flu surveillance.
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Cassowary Dies After Swallowing Fishing Hook in North Queensland
‘Discarded hooks fishing line are well-documented threats to sea birds and can also harm species like cassowaries,’ said ranger Stephen Clough.
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CCP Trade Tactics Could Devastate Australian Towns, Cost 73,000 Jobs: Report
The report warns Beijing spends more on dominating the refining sector than its military.
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JK Rowling Backs Aussie App Founder in Landmark Fight Over Woman-Only Spaces
Rowling says Western society is currently divided between truth and obedience.
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Melbourne Storm Apologises, Will Deliver ‘Acknowledgement of Country’ for Indigenous Round
The side that cancelled a Welcome to Country last minute on Anzac Day has issued a broad apology as it gears up for the Indigenous Round.
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Albanese Talks Gaza in Call With Macron, Will Meet During UN Summit
Albanese discussed Gaza, climate and trade with the French president.
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Mayor Floats Aboriginal 6-Season Year for Melbourne
The idea was mooted during a Town Hall discussion on how to improve the City of Melbourne.
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Aboriginal Corporation Seeks to Shut Down Plans for Olympic Stadium
An Indigenous group says the planned location for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium has significant meaning for Aboriginal people.
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‘Major Milestone’: World’s Most Powerful Battery Now Plugged Into NSW Grid
The Waratah Super Battery will protect the network in case of outages or transmission line failure.
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Fortescue Touts China Ties With 1st-Ever Yuan Loan to an Australian Firm
This aligns with Beijing’s long-term goal to make the Renminbi a global alternative to the US dollar.
|
Australian Government Pledges $36 Million to Fight Bird Flu
It has allocated millions towards bird flu surveillance.
|
Cassowary Dies After Swallowing Fishing Hook in North Queensland
‘Discarded hooks fishing line are well-documented threats to sea birds and can also harm species like cassowaries,’ said ranger Stephen Clough.
|
CCP Trade Tactics Could Devastate Australian Towns, Cost 73,000 Jobs: Report
The report warns Beijing spends more on dominating the refining sector than its military.
|
JK Rowling Backs Aussie App Founder in Landmark Fight Over Woman-Only Spaces
Rowling says Western society is currently divided between truth and obedience.
|
Melbourne Storm Apologises, Will Deliver ‘Acknowledgement of Country’ for Indigenous Round
The side that cancelled a Welcome to Country last minute on Anzac Day has issued a broad apology as it gears up for the Indigenous Round.
|
Albanese Talks Gaza in Call With Macron, Will Meet During UN Summit
Albanese discussed Gaza, climate and trade with the French president.
|
Mayor Floats Aboriginal 6-Season Year for Melbourne
The idea was mooted during a Town Hall discussion on how to improve the City of Melbourne.
|
Aboriginal Corporation Seeks to Shut Down Plans for Olympic Stadium
An Indigenous group says the planned location for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium has significant meaning for Aboriginal people.
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‘Major Milestone’: World’s Most Powerful Battery Now Plugged Into NSW Grid
The Waratah Super Battery will protect the network in case of outages or transmission line failure.
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