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Trump Taps DHS Deputy Secretary as Ambassador to El Salvador
El Salvador has played a high-profile role in the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement, including deportations of Venezuelan gang members.
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Foreign Visitor Numbers to Japan Up 10 Percent in November, Despite China Travel Boycott
Officials acknowledged Beijing’s travel advisory, but noted that 562,600 visitors had still come from China last month, a 3 percent increase from last year.
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Trump to Meet Plane Carrying Bodies of National Guard Soldiers Killed in Syria
The soldiers, members of the 1st Squadron, 113th Cavalry Regiment, were ambushed by a lone ISIS terrorist, according to U.S. Central Command.
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Jewish-Owned Bakery in Sydney Closes Permanently Over Anti-Semitism Fears
A Jewish-owned bagel shop has ‘closed forever’ following the Bondi attack.
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Alleged Bondi Gunman Charged With 15 Counts of Murder
Police allege the man endangered life to advance a religious cause and cause fear in the community.
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Young Police Officer Loses Vision in 1 Eye After Bondi Terror Attack
The family of a young officer who has lost vision in one eye after being shot twice has commended his immense bravery.
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Jewish Community Farewells Beloved Rabbi Eli Schlanger at Bondi Funeral
Rabbi Eli Schlanger was honoured by the Correctional Services Honour Guard for his dedicated work as a prison chaplain.
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Australia’s Budget to Stay in the Red Until the 2030s, Mid Year Outlook Shows
Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.
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Multiple Charges Across Australia Over Neo-Nazi and Extremist Materials
AFP Assistant Commissioner said the agency would use a range of measures to address threats to Australia’s social cohesion.
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FAA Urges Airlines to Remain Cautious in Venezuela Airspace Amid ‘Worsening Security Situation’
The aviation regulator warned that unspecified threats could pose a potential risk to aircraft at all altitudes.
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Government Confirms $233 Million for CSIRO as Job Cuts Loom
It comes as the national science agency moves to cut up to 350 roles.
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Bondi Terror Suspect Wakes up From Coma in Stable Condition, to Be Questioned by Police
Police expect to interview Naveed Akram after he regained consciousness in hospital, with the prime minister expecting imminent charges.
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US Threatens Countermeasures on EU After X Fines
The US may need to respond to Europe’s restrictions and fines, the US Trade Representative said Tuesday.
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Bondi Shooting Reignites Political Battle Over Anti-Semitism in Australia
The focus turns to delayed reforms on universities, visas, and extremist threats after the attack.
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Trump Orders Blockade Off Venezuela Coast to Stop Sanctioned Oil Tankers
The U.S. president also described Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro’s regime as a foreign terrorist organization.
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Trump Taps DHS Deputy Secretary as Ambassador to El Salvador
El Salvador has played a high-profile role in the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement, including deportations of Venezuelan gang members.
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Foreign Visitor Numbers to Japan Up 10 Percent in November, Despite China Travel Boycott
Officials acknowledged Beijing’s travel advisory, but noted that 562,600 visitors had still come from China last month, a 3 percent increase from last year.
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Trump to Meet Plane Carrying Bodies of National Guard Soldiers Killed in Syria
The soldiers, members of the 1st Squadron, 113th Cavalry Regiment, were ambushed by a lone ISIS terrorist, according to U.S. Central Command.
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Jewish-Owned Bakery in Sydney Closes Permanently Over Anti-Semitism Fears
A Jewish-owned bagel shop has ‘closed forever’ following the Bondi attack.
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Alleged Bondi Gunman Charged With 15 Counts of Murder
Police allege the man endangered life to advance a religious cause and cause fear in the community.
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Young Police Officer Loses Vision in 1 Eye After Bondi Terror Attack
The family of a young officer who has lost vision in one eye after being shot twice has commended his immense bravery.
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Jewish Community Farewells Beloved Rabbi Eli Schlanger at Bondi Funeral
Rabbi Eli Schlanger was honoured by the Correctional Services Honour Guard for his dedicated work as a prison chaplain.
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Australia’s Budget to Stay in the Red Until the 2030s, Mid Year Outlook Shows
Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.
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Multiple Charges Across Australia Over Neo-Nazi and Extremist Materials
AFP Assistant Commissioner said the agency would use a range of measures to address threats to Australia’s social cohesion.
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FAA Urges Airlines to Remain Cautious in Venezuela Airspace Amid ‘Worsening Security Situation’
The aviation regulator warned that unspecified threats could pose a potential risk to aircraft at all altitudes.
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Government Confirms $233 Million for CSIRO as Job Cuts Loom
It comes as the national science agency moves to cut up to 350 roles.
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Bondi Terror Suspect Wakes up From Coma in Stable Condition, to Be Questioned by Police
Police expect to interview Naveed Akram after he regained consciousness in hospital, with the prime minister expecting imminent charges.
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US Threatens Countermeasures on EU After X Fines
The US may need to respond to Europe’s restrictions and fines, the US Trade Representative said Tuesday.
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Bondi Shooting Reignites Political Battle Over Anti-Semitism in Australia
The focus turns to delayed reforms on universities, visas, and extremist threats after the attack.
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Trump Orders Blockade Off Venezuela Coast to Stop Sanctioned Oil Tankers
The U.S. president also described Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro’s regime as a foreign terrorist organization.
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