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‘We have, on the evidence of Michelle Wallis, the applicant saying: ’I think we just killed a copper.'’

Australia saw a significant increase in tax burden on single workers, according to a new report.

Julie Inman Grant, Australia’s eSafety commissioner, is enmeshed in a court battle with Elon Musk over an order to remove content from the platform globally.

The premier recently came under fire for chartering two private jets to an announcement just days after passing a law to cut climate emissions by 75 percent.

The anti-slavery commissioner is warning Australian universities about forced labour and sexual exploitation against international students.

The former Japanese Ambassador to Australia says the government has remained largely silent about the four-way defence tie-up.

Some regional areas already have no service, but now even city-based clinics say they’re going to be forced to close due to shortages of GPs and funding.

$17 million will go towards developing new treatment options, including medicines suitable for children and pregnant women.

Elon Musk has indicated he does not support a TikTok ban in the states.

Apparently, one in seven Christians globally finds themselves in hot water for their beliefs.

‘These include the new windfall gains tax, an expansion of the vacant residential land tax, increases in land tax and stamp duty, and increases in payroll tax.’

The federal opposition in Australia has expressed differing views on whether it supports a global takedown order against X.

The June rise will be the second-largest hike to HECS debt in more than a decade.

The 30-year-old refugee was on his first day shift at the complex when Queensland man Joel Cauchi began attacking people.

Australian authorities have locked horns with Elon Musk over a demand to remove content globally from the X platform.

Up to 160 pilot whales beached themselves at Toby Inlet near Dunsborough, more than 250km south of Perth, on April 25.

The premier said it was good to see so many people turn out across the state in support of veterans.

There were more than 40,000 people at Melbourne’s dawn service, with about 10,000 others later taking part in the march.

There can’t be many countries whose patriotic focal point is a military loss, yet that is true of us.

Nearly 60 percent of Woodside’s shareholders did not agree with the company’s vision about its decarbonisation process in the coming years.