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Moscow Says No EU Asset Seizures If Brussels Doesn’t Confiscate Russian Assets
The EU has been discussing possible ways to use frozen Russian assets to fund Kyiv’s defense and reconstruction.
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Vance, Netanyahu Discuss Gaza Civil Governance, Security to Advance Cease-Fire Agreement
Netanyahu credited Israeli military pressure and U.S. diplomatic isolation of Hamas for the cease-fire progress.
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Modi Agreed to Reduce India’s Oil Purchases From Russia: Trump
‘They’ve cut it way back and they’re continuing to cut it way back,’ the U.S. president said.
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Russian Overnight Strikes Kill 6 in Ukraine
Two children were among those who perished in the attack, which came amid confusion about the proposed meeting between Trump and Putin.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles Ahead of Trump’s Asia Tour
The U.S. president is set to depart for Asia at the end of the week.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Spy Trial Collapse Highlights Shift in UK–China Relations Over a Decade
In October 2015, David Cameron hosted Xi Jinping. However, London’s view of Beijing has since gradually become more skeptical.
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Optus to Block Older Samsung Phones That Could Miss Emergency Calls
Optus will notify affected customers from Oct. 22, with older Samsung models to be blocked within 35 days to ensure Triple Zero access.
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Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
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Australian Businesses to Get Priority Tendering for $100 Billion in Government Contracts
From November, new procurement rules will lift the tender threshold and favour local suppliers.
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John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
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Canavan Staying Put In National Party as Divide Grows Over Net Zero
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says he will not follow fellow MP Barnaby Joyce out of the party.
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Victoria Police Chief Apologises for Using Official Chopper to Attend Conference
Victoria Police confirmed Bush was joined on the flight by two support staff and the New Zealand Police Commissioner.
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The US Law Turning Fences Purple, and Why 120,000 Aussies Want It to Deal With Crime
About 120,000 people have signed a petition calling for a local version of ‘Castle Law,’ saying homeowners should have more power to defend themselves.
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Moscow Says No EU Asset Seizures If Brussels Doesn’t Confiscate Russian Assets
The EU has been discussing possible ways to use frozen Russian assets to fund Kyiv’s defense and reconstruction.
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Vance, Netanyahu Discuss Gaza Civil Governance, Security to Advance Cease-Fire Agreement
Netanyahu credited Israeli military pressure and U.S. diplomatic isolation of Hamas for the cease-fire progress.
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Modi Agreed to Reduce India’s Oil Purchases From Russia: Trump
‘They’ve cut it way back and they’re continuing to cut it way back,’ the U.S. president said.
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Russian Overnight Strikes Kill 6 in Ukraine
Two children were among those who perished in the attack, which came amid confusion about the proposed meeting between Trump and Putin.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles Ahead of Trump’s Asia Tour
The U.S. president is set to depart for Asia at the end of the week.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Spy Trial Collapse Highlights Shift in UK–China Relations Over a Decade
In October 2015, David Cameron hosted Xi Jinping. However, London’s view of Beijing has since gradually become more skeptical.
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Optus to Block Older Samsung Phones That Could Miss Emergency Calls
Optus will notify affected customers from Oct. 22, with older Samsung models to be blocked within 35 days to ensure Triple Zero access.
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Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
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Australian Businesses to Get Priority Tendering for $100 Billion in Government Contracts
From November, new procurement rules will lift the tender threshold and favour local suppliers.
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John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
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Canavan Staying Put In National Party as Divide Grows Over Net Zero
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says he will not follow fellow MP Barnaby Joyce out of the party.
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Victoria Police Chief Apologises for Using Official Chopper to Attend Conference
Victoria Police confirmed Bush was joined on the flight by two support staff and the New Zealand Police Commissioner.
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The US Law Turning Fences Purple, and Why 120,000 Aussies Want It to Deal With Crime
About 120,000 people have signed a petition calling for a local version of ‘Castle Law,’ saying homeowners should have more power to defend themselves.
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