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Threat to Church Screening of Organ Harvesting Film Escalates With Mass-Shooting Warning
‘At a future screening we will infiltrate as viewers begin the screening and suddenly open fire killing everyone and throwing bombs ...’ read the message.
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Australia Under the Microscope as US Probes Migrant-Linked Crime and Censorship
The US will also examine policies that ‘punish citizens who object to continued mass migration.’
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Government Agrees to Increase CSIRO Funding as Agency Prepares for Another 350 Job Cuts
Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.
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Labor–Greens Deal Secures Passage of Environmental Protection Overhaul
The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.
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Barnaby Joyce Formally Quits Nationals Party
Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.
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One Nation Revives Migration Plebiscite After Burqa Stunt Fallout
The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.
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USCIS Stops Processing All Afghan Immigration Requests After DC National Guard Shooting
Trump earlier called for a reevaluation of every immigrant from Afghanistan who entered the United States during the Biden administration.
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Labor’s Debt ‘Robbing the Future’: O’Brien Says, yet to Offer Detail on Future Plan
Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.
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The Hidden Crime Beijing Wants Silenced—But One Priest Won’t Look Away
The documentary State Organs lays bare the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) forced harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners.
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Queensland Launches Major $17 Billion Copper Mine Plan
Queensland’s rural North West critical minerals province is set to benefit from a $2.3 billion mining investment, forecast to deliver $17 billion over 15 years.
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Law Enforcement Agencies Need to Improve AI Literacy to Handle Crime
‘One of the challenges for us in the future is how we responsibly and ethically start to build our AI literacy,’ said Matthew Rippon, the acting CEO of ACIC.
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3 Arrested in Hong Kong High-Rise Fire That Killed at Least 44, Left 279 Missing
Officials said 40 of the 44 deaths were declared at the scene, with at least 62 left with injuries ranging from burns to respiratory damage.
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X’s New Location Feature Raises Questions About China-Based Propaganda Accounts: Experts
Many profiles claiming to be overseas Chinese appear to be logging in from inside China without VPNs, prompting experts to warn of state-run influence activity.
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A Liberal ‘Frontline Cuts Squad’: Allan Declines Debt Reduction Commission Invitation
New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.
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Threat to Church Screening of Organ Harvesting Film Escalates With Mass-Shooting Warning
‘At a future screening we will infiltrate as viewers begin the screening and suddenly open fire killing everyone and throwing bombs ...’ read the message.
|
Australia Under the Microscope as US Probes Migrant-Linked Crime and Censorship
The US will also examine policies that ‘punish citizens who object to continued mass migration.’
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Government Agrees to Increase CSIRO Funding as Agency Prepares for Another 350 Job Cuts
Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.
|
Labor–Greens Deal Secures Passage of Environmental Protection Overhaul
The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.
|
Barnaby Joyce Formally Quits Nationals Party
Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.
|
One Nation Revives Migration Plebiscite After Burqa Stunt Fallout
The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.
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USCIS Stops Processing All Afghan Immigration Requests After DC National Guard Shooting
Trump earlier called for a reevaluation of every immigrant from Afghanistan who entered the United States during the Biden administration.
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Labor’s Debt ‘Robbing the Future’: O’Brien Says, yet to Offer Detail on Future Plan
Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.
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The Hidden Crime Beijing Wants Silenced—But One Priest Won’t Look Away
The documentary State Organs lays bare the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) forced harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners.
|
Queensland Launches Major $17 Billion Copper Mine Plan
Queensland’s rural North West critical minerals province is set to benefit from a $2.3 billion mining investment, forecast to deliver $17 billion over 15 years.
|
Law Enforcement Agencies Need to Improve AI Literacy to Handle Crime
‘One of the challenges for us in the future is how we responsibly and ethically start to build our AI literacy,’ said Matthew Rippon, the acting CEO of ACIC.
|
3 Arrested in Hong Kong High-Rise Fire That Killed at Least 44, Left 279 Missing
Officials said 40 of the 44 deaths were declared at the scene, with at least 62 left with injuries ranging from burns to respiratory damage.
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X’s New Location Feature Raises Questions About China-Based Propaganda Accounts: Experts
Many profiles claiming to be overseas Chinese appear to be logging in from inside China without VPNs, prompting experts to warn of state-run influence activity.
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A Liberal ‘Frontline Cuts Squad’: Allan Declines Debt Reduction Commission Invitation
New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.
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