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England Surpassed as Top Source of Migration to Australia
A slight dip in the number of British migrants—around 1 million—living in Australia has allowed another cohort to finally catch-up.
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Alcohol Ban in Alice Springs After Unrest Linked to Child’s Death
In response to the unrest, NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro said takeaway alcohol would be banned on May 1 and limited the following day.
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New South Wales to Open Gas Exploration Areas for First Time in a Decade After Supply Warning
Resources Minister Courtney Houssos said current global events make this work more important than ever.
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Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza-Bound Flotilla Carrying Six Confirmed Australians
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it was urgently seeking updates from Israeli authorities about the Australians involved.
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Day in Photos: US to Venezuela Direct Flights Resume, Wildfire in Scotland, and Artemis II Astronauts in NYC
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Battered Collingwood Hope to Avoid More Injury Bad News
Collingwood have a long break before facing Geelong but also have some injury concerns coming out of their draw with Hawthorn.
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‘It Stings’: Port Adelaide Coach on Losing Run Against Crows
Port Adelaide coach Josh Carr is keen to reverse a recent losing trend against Adelaide in Friday night’s grudge game.
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Australia Joins US-led Talks on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Foreign Minister Penny Wong spoke to media in Seoul during a regional tour that included visits to China and Japan.
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Storm Coach Craig Bellamy Diagnosed With Neurodegenerative Condition
The announcement comes as Melbourne battle a six-game losing streak and a run of injury and health setbacks.
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War Crimes Report to Be Displayed at Australian War Memorial
The report will be among 1,200 items in the Afghanistan gallery which officially opens in June.
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‘See You in Heaven’: Family Heartbreak After Body Found
‘I know you are in heaven with the rest of the family,’ said her family.
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Key Takeaways From Pentagon Leaders’ Testimony Before Congress
Military leaders faced questions on the Iran conflict, personnel decisions, and a $1.5 trillion military budget request during two days of testimony.
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Purged Chinese General Retains Key Positions on Paper Amid CCP Infighting: Insiders
CCP leader Xi Jinping is encountering resistance from senior generals after he purged most of the top military leaders, according to an insider.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Authorizing Bridger’s Canada–Wyoming Pipeline
South Bow, the Canadian pipeline company that was behind Keystone XL, is partnering with a U.S. company, Bridger Pipeline, for the proposed project.
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Trump Says He May Consider Withdrawing Troops From Italy, Spain
‘Why shouldn’t I? Italy has not been of any help, and Spain has been horrible, absolutely horrible,’ Trump said.
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England Surpassed as Top Source of Migration to Australia
A slight dip in the number of British migrants—around 1 million—living in Australia has allowed another cohort to finally catch-up.
|
Alcohol Ban in Alice Springs After Unrest Linked to Child’s Death
In response to the unrest, NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro said takeaway alcohol would be banned on May 1 and limited the following day.
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New South Wales to Open Gas Exploration Areas for First Time in a Decade After Supply Warning
Resources Minister Courtney Houssos said current global events make this work more important than ever.
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Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza-Bound Flotilla Carrying Six Confirmed Australians
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it was urgently seeking updates from Israeli authorities about the Australians involved.
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Day in Photos: US to Venezuela Direct Flights Resume, Wildfire in Scotland, and Artemis II Astronauts in NYC
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Battered Collingwood Hope to Avoid More Injury Bad News
Collingwood have a long break before facing Geelong but also have some injury concerns coming out of their draw with Hawthorn.
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‘It Stings’: Port Adelaide Coach on Losing Run Against Crows
Port Adelaide coach Josh Carr is keen to reverse a recent losing trend against Adelaide in Friday night’s grudge game.
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Australia Joins US-led Talks on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Foreign Minister Penny Wong spoke to media in Seoul during a regional tour that included visits to China and Japan.
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Storm Coach Craig Bellamy Diagnosed With Neurodegenerative Condition
The announcement comes as Melbourne battle a six-game losing streak and a run of injury and health setbacks.
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War Crimes Report to Be Displayed at Australian War Memorial
The report will be among 1,200 items in the Afghanistan gallery which officially opens in June.
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‘See You in Heaven’: Family Heartbreak After Body Found
‘I know you are in heaven with the rest of the family,’ said her family.
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Key Takeaways From Pentagon Leaders’ Testimony Before Congress
Military leaders faced questions on the Iran conflict, personnel decisions, and a $1.5 trillion military budget request during two days of testimony.
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Purged Chinese General Retains Key Positions on Paper Amid CCP Infighting: Insiders
CCP leader Xi Jinping is encountering resistance from senior generals after he purged most of the top military leaders, according to an insider.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Authorizing Bridger’s Canada–Wyoming Pipeline
South Bow, the Canadian pipeline company that was behind Keystone XL, is partnering with a U.S. company, Bridger Pipeline, for the proposed project.
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Trump Says He May Consider Withdrawing Troops From Italy, Spain
‘Why shouldn’t I? Italy has not been of any help, and Spain has been horrible, absolutely horrible,’ Trump said.
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