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China’s 3 Food Delivery Giants Report Huge Drop in Profits in 2nd Quarter
Analysts say it reflects the distorted economic development and deteriorating business environment in China.
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Proud to Serve Under the Flag: MPs Float Motion to Criminalise Burning National Flag
Two Queensland politcians are pushing for the descecration of the Australian flag to become a criminal offence.
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‘Racist’ or ‘Spirit of Australia?’ How Some MPs Responded to the Immigration Rallies
Greens NSW Senator David Shoebridge accused the Labor for fuelling the ‘far-right rallies’ across Australia over the weekend.
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Alleged Chinese Spy Pleads Not Guilty, Wins Bid to Hide Name
A Canberra-based Chinese woman is the 3rd person to be charged under Australia’s foreign interference laws.
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400 Years Later, What ‘The Bard’ Can Teach About Love and the Left-Right Divide
An annual symposium to be held in Sydney will delve into Shakespeare’s immortal messaging.
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New Zealand Court Fines Jetstar Over $2 Million for Misleading Customers
The airline provided wrong information to customers about what compensation they were entitled to after cancelled or delayed flights.
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Meta Bosses to Meet eSafety Commissioner as New Report Suggests Age Checks Work
Two senior executives of the social media company will have talks with eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to discuss keeping young people safe online.
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In Photos: Tens of Thousands of Australians Join Nationwide Immigration Rally
Snapshots of the March for Australia rally, which was held around the country.
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Queensland LNP Pulls Plug on 226-Turbine Wind Farm Amid Renewables Policy Shift
A 226-turbine wind farm project in Queensland’s Wide Bay region north of Brisbane has been scrapped almost a decade after it was first planned.
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A Symbol of ‘Our Unity, Identity, and Pride’: Parliament Celebrates National Flag’s 124th Birthday
Schoolchildren joined MPs in song as leaders reflected on the flag’s history, symbolism, and its enduring role in Australia’s identity.
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Machete Ban Begins in Victoria, Offenders Face $47,000 Fines
Police have set up 45 bins for people to dispose of their machetes. They can also be surrendered over the counter at any police station.
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Man Arrested After Car Crashes Into Russian Consulate in Sydney
A 39-year-old man was arrested and taken to Surry Hills Police Station where he is assisting police with inquiries, according to NSW police.
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5 Key Takeaways From Australia’s Nationwide Immigration Marches
Tens of thousands of Australians lined the streets on Aug. 31 to protest government immigration policy.
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China, India Pledge to Mend Ties Amid US Tariffs; Analysts Cast Doubts on Effects
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese leader Xi Jinping ahead of a regional summit in Tianjin.
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Afghanistan Earthquake Kills More Than 600: Interior Ministry
The quake late Sunday hit a series of towns in the province of Kunar, near the city of Jalalabad in the neighboring Nangarhar province.
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Federal Coalition Loses Half Its Support Base Since Election, Survey Reveals
More than half the people who voted for one of the opposition parties would not do so now, while two-thirds of all voters would not give them first preference.
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China’s 3 Food Delivery Giants Report Huge Drop in Profits in 2nd Quarter
Analysts say it reflects the distorted economic development and deteriorating business environment in China.
|
Proud to Serve Under the Flag: MPs Float Motion to Criminalise Burning National Flag
Two Queensland politcians are pushing for the descecration of the Australian flag to become a criminal offence.
|
‘Racist’ or ‘Spirit of Australia?’ How Some MPs Responded to the Immigration Rallies
Greens NSW Senator David Shoebridge accused the Labor for fuelling the ‘far-right rallies’ across Australia over the weekend.
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Alleged Chinese Spy Pleads Not Guilty, Wins Bid to Hide Name
A Canberra-based Chinese woman is the 3rd person to be charged under Australia’s foreign interference laws.
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400 Years Later, What ‘The Bard’ Can Teach About Love and the Left-Right Divide
An annual symposium to be held in Sydney will delve into Shakespeare’s immortal messaging.
|
New Zealand Court Fines Jetstar Over $2 Million for Misleading Customers
The airline provided wrong information to customers about what compensation they were entitled to after cancelled or delayed flights.
|
Meta Bosses to Meet eSafety Commissioner as New Report Suggests Age Checks Work
Two senior executives of the social media company will have talks with eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to discuss keeping young people safe online.
|
In Photos: Tens of Thousands of Australians Join Nationwide Immigration Rally
Snapshots of the March for Australia rally, which was held around the country.
|
Queensland LNP Pulls Plug on 226-Turbine Wind Farm Amid Renewables Policy Shift
A 226-turbine wind farm project in Queensland’s Wide Bay region north of Brisbane has been scrapped almost a decade after it was first planned.
|
A Symbol of ‘Our Unity, Identity, and Pride’: Parliament Celebrates National Flag’s 124th Birthday
Schoolchildren joined MPs in song as leaders reflected on the flag’s history, symbolism, and its enduring role in Australia’s identity.
|
Machete Ban Begins in Victoria, Offenders Face $47,000 Fines
Police have set up 45 bins for people to dispose of their machetes. They can also be surrendered over the counter at any police station.
|
Man Arrested After Car Crashes Into Russian Consulate in Sydney
A 39-year-old man was arrested and taken to Surry Hills Police Station where he is assisting police with inquiries, according to NSW police.
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5 Key Takeaways From Australia’s Nationwide Immigration Marches
Tens of thousands of Australians lined the streets on Aug. 31 to protest government immigration policy.
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China, India Pledge to Mend Ties Amid US Tariffs; Analysts Cast Doubts on Effects
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese leader Xi Jinping ahead of a regional summit in Tianjin.
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Afghanistan Earthquake Kills More Than 600: Interior Ministry
The quake late Sunday hit a series of towns in the province of Kunar, near the city of Jalalabad in the neighboring Nangarhar province.
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Federal Coalition Loses Half Its Support Base Since Election, Survey Reveals
More than half the people who voted for one of the opposition parties would not do so now, while two-thirds of all voters would not give them first preference.
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