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Supermarket Giant Coles Reports $44 Billion Sales Revenue
Supermarket inflation for the year was 1.5 percent, while Coles reported a net profit of $1.08 billion.
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1 Officer Wounded, 2 Feared Dead in Victoria Shooting Incident: Police Association
The incident occurred in Victoria’s northeast.
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Fortescue Profits Plunge 41 Percent on Weak China Demand, Push for ‘Green Iron’ Continues
Fortescue highlighted its continued interest in the China market.
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Former US Defense Advisor Calls for AUKUS to Zero in on Advanced Air and Strike Systems
A report by a prominent think tank is calling for AUKUS nations to increase long-range capabilities and lethality.
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Australia Expels Iranian Ambassador Over Alleged Role in Anti-Semitic Arson Attacks
ASIO confirms Tehran directed synagogue and restaurant firebombings.
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Trump Threatens New Tariffs, Chip Export Curbs on Countries With Digital Taxes
The president said digital taxes are designed ‘to harm, or discriminate against, American Technology.’
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350 Australian Businesses Sign Letter Calling for 75 Percent Emissions Cut
Latest figures show emissions trending down across energy and industry, but transport pollution continues to rise.
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Finland Condemns Former Hong Kong Chief’s Threat Against Falun Gong, Calling It ‘Unacceptable’
‘Intimidation of or threats against the civil society are not acceptable,’ Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs told The Epoch Times.
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A Symbol Above Politics: Abbott Says Monarchies Embody Values and National Identity
‘If you look around the Middle East, it is the monarchies which have enjoyed a considerable degree of success,’ said former Australian PM Tony Abbott.
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Australia Post Temporarily Suspends Some Parcel Delivery Services to the US, Puerto Rico
Australia’s national postal service has implemented the change in a bid to rejig its internal systems to cope with tariff changes.
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Beijing’s Wedge Politics Threatens Pacific Islands Forum Unity Over Taiwan
States loyal to, and dependent on, CCP money are kowtowing to Beijing while others struggle to maintain the Forum’s cohesiveness.
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Taiwan Sentences Ex-Military Officer for Spying on Falun Gong
Officials from China’s top espionage agency asked him to collect intelligence on U.S. citizens associated with Falun Gong.
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Farmers Urged to Be Vigilant After Victorian Labor Pauses New Tax on Landowners
A councillor at Moorabool Shire Council says the Victorian government is concerned about the strong response to the levy.
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Supermarket Giant Coles Reports $44 Billion Sales Revenue
Supermarket inflation for the year was 1.5 percent, while Coles reported a net profit of $1.08 billion.
|
1 Officer Wounded, 2 Feared Dead in Victoria Shooting Incident: Police Association
The incident occurred in Victoria’s northeast.
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Fortescue Profits Plunge 41 Percent on Weak China Demand, Push for ‘Green Iron’ Continues
Fortescue highlighted its continued interest in the China market.
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Former US Defense Advisor Calls for AUKUS to Zero in on Advanced Air and Strike Systems
A report by a prominent think tank is calling for AUKUS nations to increase long-range capabilities and lethality.
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Australia Expels Iranian Ambassador Over Alleged Role in Anti-Semitic Arson Attacks
ASIO confirms Tehran directed synagogue and restaurant firebombings.
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Trump Threatens New Tariffs, Chip Export Curbs on Countries With Digital Taxes
The president said digital taxes are designed ‘to harm, or discriminate against, American Technology.’
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350 Australian Businesses Sign Letter Calling for 75 Percent Emissions Cut
Latest figures show emissions trending down across energy and industry, but transport pollution continues to rise.
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Finland Condemns Former Hong Kong Chief’s Threat Against Falun Gong, Calling It ‘Unacceptable’
‘Intimidation of or threats against the civil society are not acceptable,’ Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs told The Epoch Times.
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A Symbol Above Politics: Abbott Says Monarchies Embody Values and National Identity
‘If you look around the Middle East, it is the monarchies which have enjoyed a considerable degree of success,’ said former Australian PM Tony Abbott.
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Australia Post Temporarily Suspends Some Parcel Delivery Services to the US, Puerto Rico
Australia’s national postal service has implemented the change in a bid to rejig its internal systems to cope with tariff changes.
|
Beijing’s Wedge Politics Threatens Pacific Islands Forum Unity Over Taiwan
States loyal to, and dependent on, CCP money are kowtowing to Beijing while others struggle to maintain the Forum’s cohesiveness.
|
Taiwan Sentences Ex-Military Officer for Spying on Falun Gong
Officials from China’s top espionage agency asked him to collect intelligence on U.S. citizens associated with Falun Gong.
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Farmers Urged to Be Vigilant After Victorian Labor Pauses New Tax on Landowners
A councillor at Moorabool Shire Council says the Victorian government is concerned about the strong response to the levy.
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