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Aussie Workers Embrace ‘Job Hugging’ Over ‘Quiet Quitting’
Job security is back in fashion for Australian workers.
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7 Takeaways: Australian Firearm Groups Push Back Against New Gun Control, Buyback Measures
‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.
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Perth Teen Arrested After Alleged Online Death Threats to PM and NSW Premier
The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.
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11 Pipe Bombs Found Along Long Stretch of Footpath in Canberra
Eleven explosive devices have been found on footpaths and in parks near Lake Ginninderra, and police so far have no idea who has planted them.
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Australia Removes Nearly 5 Million Under-16 Social Media Accounts After Ban
‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.
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1 Month on From the Bondi Terror Attack: How Australian Authorities Responded so Far
A delayed royal commission, new hate speech laws, and stronger gun control, this is what has unfolded since the Bondi terror attack.
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Governments Commit $26.6 Million More to Queensland Flood Recovery
The funding targets farmers, small businesses, clean-up efforts, and mental health support across flood-hit regions.
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ACCC Recalls Dr Schwartz Hand Sanitiser Over Toxic Methanol
The health authority says the product poses a serious risk if swallowed, though harm from skin contact is unlikely.
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Iranian Expats Issue Plea to Trump to Aid With Protests
Cut off from their families, Iranian Australians are calling for outside support as the protester death toll mounts in their home country.
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People First Bank to Close 15 Physical Branches, 3 Agency Outlets
The bank will close more than a dozen physical outlets as branch and ATM numbers continue to fall nationwide.
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Writers’ Festival Apologises to Anti-Israel Author as She Launches Lawsuit Against SA Premier
Adelaide Writers’ Week had to be cancelled after over 100 authors withdrew and board members resigned after Randa Abdel-Fattah was dumped from the line-up.
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‘Trigger Warnings’ Don’t Deter People From Clicking Through: Study
Research suggests that content warnings on social media may increase curiosity rather than discourage viewing.
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Australian Opposition, Greens Will Not Support Labor's Anti-Semitism, Hate Speech Bill
Labor’s broad 144-page response to the Bondi terror attack has received a broad array of responses.
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Controversial Islamic Prayer Hall Announces Its Closure After Council Crackdown
The controversial Islamic prayer centre had been operating without relevant council approvals.
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Pauline Hanson Vows to Oppose Labor’s Anti-Semitism, Hate Bill
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Labor’s proposed new anti-hate laws could backfire and criminalise displays of national pride.
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US Official, Jewish, and Muslim Groups Raise Concern About Australia’s Impending Anti-Hate Bill
The broad bill is the Albanese government’s main response to the Bondi terror attack and covers hate speech to the national gun buyback scheme.
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‘Always Being Watched’: Venezuelan Recalls Life Under Socialist Rule
From Caracas to Queensland: a Venezuelan asylum seeker reflects on freedom after Maduro’s capture.
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Australian Families Spending Over $100,000 on Schooling for Every Child
Families in major cities who have a child starting school this year will pay $113,594 for a government education, with regional and remote areas slightly less.
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Chinese Directors Linked to MP Bribery Scandal Banned From Running Companies for 5 Years
The ASIC found that the Chinese couple failed to comply with Australian Taxation Office requirements and breached company laws.
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Next US Ambassador Will Have ‘No Simple Task’
Former Labor ministers Joel Fitzgibbon and Stephen Conroy have been floated as potential replacements for Kevin Rudd.
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Aussie Workers Embrace ‘Job Hugging’ Over ‘Quiet Quitting’
Job security is back in fashion for Australian workers.
|
7 Takeaways: Australian Firearm Groups Push Back Against New Gun Control, Buyback Measures
‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.
|
Perth Teen Arrested After Alleged Online Death Threats to PM and NSW Premier
The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.
|
11 Pipe Bombs Found Along Long Stretch of Footpath in Canberra
Eleven explosive devices have been found on footpaths and in parks near Lake Ginninderra, and police so far have no idea who has planted them.
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Australia Removes Nearly 5 Million Under-16 Social Media Accounts After Ban
‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.
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1 Month on From the Bondi Terror Attack: How Australian Authorities Responded so Far
A delayed royal commission, new hate speech laws, and stronger gun control, this is what has unfolded since the Bondi terror attack.
|
Governments Commit $26.6 Million More to Queensland Flood Recovery
The funding targets farmers, small businesses, clean-up efforts, and mental health support across flood-hit regions.
|
ACCC Recalls Dr Schwartz Hand Sanitiser Over Toxic Methanol
The health authority says the product poses a serious risk if swallowed, though harm from skin contact is unlikely.
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Iranian Expats Issue Plea to Trump to Aid With Protests
Cut off from their families, Iranian Australians are calling for outside support as the protester death toll mounts in their home country.
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People First Bank to Close 15 Physical Branches, 3 Agency Outlets
The bank will close more than a dozen physical outlets as branch and ATM numbers continue to fall nationwide.
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Writers’ Festival Apologises to Anti-Israel Author as She Launches Lawsuit Against SA Premier
Adelaide Writers’ Week had to be cancelled after over 100 authors withdrew and board members resigned after Randa Abdel-Fattah was dumped from the line-up.
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‘Trigger Warnings’ Don’t Deter People From Clicking Through: Study
Research suggests that content warnings on social media may increase curiosity rather than discourage viewing.
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Australian Opposition, Greens Will Not Support Labor's Anti-Semitism, Hate Speech Bill
Labor’s broad 144-page response to the Bondi terror attack has received a broad array of responses.
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Controversial Islamic Prayer Hall Announces Its Closure After Council Crackdown
The controversial Islamic prayer centre had been operating without relevant council approvals.
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Pauline Hanson Vows to Oppose Labor’s Anti-Semitism, Hate Bill
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Labor’s proposed new anti-hate laws could backfire and criminalise displays of national pride.
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US Official, Jewish, and Muslim Groups Raise Concern About Australia’s Impending Anti-Hate Bill
The broad bill is the Albanese government’s main response to the Bondi terror attack and covers hate speech to the national gun buyback scheme.
|
‘Always Being Watched’: Venezuelan Recalls Life Under Socialist Rule
From Caracas to Queensland: a Venezuelan asylum seeker reflects on freedom after Maduro’s capture.
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Australian Families Spending Over $100,000 on Schooling for Every Child
Families in major cities who have a child starting school this year will pay $113,594 for a government education, with regional and remote areas slightly less.
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Chinese Directors Linked to MP Bribery Scandal Banned From Running Companies for 5 Years
The ASIC found that the Chinese couple failed to comply with Australian Taxation Office requirements and breached company laws.
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Next US Ambassador Will Have ‘No Simple Task’
Former Labor ministers Joel Fitzgibbon and Stephen Conroy have been floated as potential replacements for Kevin Rudd.
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