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Australia’s Scam Losses Hit $2 Billion in 2025
The most common types of scams were investment scams, payment re-direction scams, romance scams, phishing scams and remote access scams.
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Coalition Party Members Back Ousted Conservative MP Moira Deeming, One Nation Talk Looms
Deeming lost a preselection battle against moderate faction businessman Dinesh Gourisetty.
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ABC Talks ‘Constructive’ as Bosses Lock Eyes With Union
Employees and representatives of the media union met face-to-face with ABC managing director Hugh Marks on March 30.
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Inside the Remote Site Where Police Killer Dezi Freeman Was Shot Dead
The seven-month manhunt ended at a rural property at Thologolong, near Walwa, more than two hours’ drive from Porepunkah on the Victorian–NSW border.
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Shen Yun’s Sunday Toronto Show Cancelled Due to Fake Bomb Threat; Organizers Say China Is Behind It
‘It’s regrettable that an apparent bomb threat has derailed the ability to showcase thousands of years of Chinese culture and dance,’ said MP Roman Baber.
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US Has No Problem With Russian Oil Tanker Sending Supply to Cuba, Trump Says
This came as a Russian-flagged oil tanker carrying about 730,000 barrels of oil was heading to the Port of Matanzas in Cuba.
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Oil Breaches $115 After Iran Warns Against US Ground Invasion
The possibility of a U.S. ground invasion in Iran has further shaken investor confidence.
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Police Killer Dezi Freeman Shot Dead After Seven-Month Manhunt
Victoria Police say the man was found 100 kilometres from where he gunned down two officers.
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Fuel Crisis Takes Toll on Albanese’s Support
A RedBridge/Accent Research poll showed Albanese’s popularity had dipped by one point to 33 percent amid the fuel crisis.
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Labor Pledges No Return to COVID-Era Restrictions Amid Fuel Crisis
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says around 600 petrol stations are now without one type of fuel across the country.
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High Oil Prices Could Persist Long After Strait of Hormuz Reopens, Industry Insider Says
A decade of upstream underinvestment, coupled with geopolitical tension, makes it hard to ramp up production in the near term, an energy economist says.
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Australia’s Scam Losses Hit $2 Billion in 2025
The most common types of scams were investment scams, payment re-direction scams, romance scams, phishing scams and remote access scams.
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Coalition Party Members Back Ousted Conservative MP Moira Deeming, One Nation Talk Looms
Deeming lost a preselection battle against moderate faction businessman Dinesh Gourisetty.
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ABC Talks ‘Constructive’ as Bosses Lock Eyes With Union
Employees and representatives of the media union met face-to-face with ABC managing director Hugh Marks on March 30.
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Inside the Remote Site Where Police Killer Dezi Freeman Was Shot Dead
The seven-month manhunt ended at a rural property at Thologolong, near Walwa, more than two hours’ drive from Porepunkah on the Victorian–NSW border.
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Shen Yun’s Sunday Toronto Show Cancelled Due to Fake Bomb Threat; Organizers Say China Is Behind It
‘It’s regrettable that an apparent bomb threat has derailed the ability to showcase thousands of years of Chinese culture and dance,’ said MP Roman Baber.
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US Has No Problem With Russian Oil Tanker Sending Supply to Cuba, Trump Says
This came as a Russian-flagged oil tanker carrying about 730,000 barrels of oil was heading to the Port of Matanzas in Cuba.
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Oil Breaches $115 After Iran Warns Against US Ground Invasion
The possibility of a U.S. ground invasion in Iran has further shaken investor confidence.
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Police Killer Dezi Freeman Shot Dead After Seven-Month Manhunt
Victoria Police say the man was found 100 kilometres from where he gunned down two officers.
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Fuel Crisis Takes Toll on Albanese’s Support
A RedBridge/Accent Research poll showed Albanese’s popularity had dipped by one point to 33 percent amid the fuel crisis.
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Labor Pledges No Return to COVID-Era Restrictions Amid Fuel Crisis
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says around 600 petrol stations are now without one type of fuel across the country.
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High Oil Prices Could Persist Long After Strait of Hormuz Reopens, Industry Insider Says
A decade of upstream underinvestment, coupled with geopolitical tension, makes it hard to ramp up production in the near term, an energy economist says.
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