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Longstanding leader calls for dialogue with the West ‘free of arrogance, conceit, or sense of exceptionalism.’

Despite its superficial attractiveness, the ‘old for new’ housing policy can hardly save China’s property market, says China economist Davy Jun Huang.

ASLEF union members have overwhelmingly backed strike action, stemming from a two-year long dispute with the government over an increase in drivers’ salaries.

NHS Dumfries and Galloway was attacked by cyber criminals in March when the first batch of data, including patients’ information, was released.

Protesters have set up ‘liberated zones’ at Oxford and Cambridge universities as Education Secretary Gillian Keegan says Jewish students must not be harassed.

Treasurer Tim Pallas says the budget is about helping families and address inflation.

The cash rate has been left at 4.35 percent again.

Police have been given more powers after the stabbing rampage at Westfield Bondi Junction, and the church attack.

Well-to-do Chinese Investors turn to Japan amid political turmoil in their home country.

While 96 percent of Australians wanted brands to do some form of good, 61 percent did not support companies taking a position on social and political issues.

The reduction in expenditure isn’t enough to balance a sharp fall in the tax take from an economy officially in recession.

Winston Peters has condemned a speech by a Māori Party MP that claimed the government intended to ‘exterminate Māori.’

The 3 men had all been shot, with Mexican authorities investigating the incident as a homicide.

An Australian Navy Seahawk helicopter was forced to take ‘evasive action’ after a CCP warplane dropped flares in its flight path.

Authors of the paper in the Medical Journal of Australia suggested more transparency is required.